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From: kovar@popvax.harvard.edu (David C. Kovar)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.mac
Subject: Re: Priority scheme for comp.sys.mac.binaries?
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Date: 24 Jan 90 21:44:56 GMT
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In article <1356@husc6.harvard.edu> fry@brauer.harvard.edu (Goggles Paizsano) writes:
>Now everyone is coming up with schemes, algorithms, and
>philosophies for managing comp.binaries.mac, and I think Mr.
>Long is already doing the job under duress.  If someone else
>wants to do it, let him or her volunteer.  I don't think we
>should impose our will on the current moderator.  

  I actually did volunteer at the time but then moved to a site without
net access and withdrew my application. I am, once again, moving to
a site without net access (my house!) and would not have a machine to
provide moderation from. Now, if the following conditions were met,
I'd be happy to moderate the group:

	1) We figure out some way to do a priority queue using scripts.
	2) Someone in the Boston area provides me with access to a
	   "well connected" machine. (If you want to be really
	   generous, I'd be happy to put a Sun in my house and get
	   a connection to NEARNet!)



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