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Subject: DEUNA details...
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Date: Tue, 23-Oct-84 23:30:40 EDT
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From: engvax!KVC@cit-vax

Well folks, it's done.  The long-awaited DEUNA document is ready to
be sent.  I mailed a preliminary article out to INFO-VAX a few weeks
ago.  The new one contains a lot more detail.  I am not sure how to
go about distributing it...

First of all, the article has already been sent to Larry Kilgallen
(the Pageswapper editor).  If you can wait, the best thing to do is
read it when it comes out there.  If you think you need to see it
sooner (I do not know what the publication delay is on Pageswapper
articles) I can send the article via mail.  It is 104 blocks long,
though, and I don't think I should send that much to the whole of
INFO-VAX.  On the other hand, it may be useful if it appeared in the
INFO-VAX archives (this stuff does get archived, doesn't it????).

Anyone have any ideas?  What does the INFO-VAX maintainer think?
Should I just see who is interested and send to them?  I got a lot of
responses to my preliminary article, though, and I expect at least
as many to this one.  Since my mailer isn't very smart (is anybody's?)
I'd have to mail a separate copy to each person anyway, which would
put a burden on the friendly people at CIT-VAX who gateway for us...

How about this idea:

I'll mail the article to someone on the ARPAnet who can put it where
other ARPAnauts can FTP it (you cannot get to my system with FTP, only
MAIL).  If you really think you need the info and cannot FTP, then
drop me a line and I'll mail you a special copy.  Anyone think that's
a problem?  Am I making a lot of fuss for 104 blocks?  Any volunteers
who can put make it available to other FTP's?

Oh well, I'll just sit back and see what people think I should do.
Maybe Larry'll publish it before I have to decide... :-)

By the way, is there anyway he can be reached by e-mail?  It'd sure
be nice to be able to submit articles electronically.  What ever
happened to the DECUS VAX?  Weren't they gonna put the SIG newsletters
on it?

	/Kevin Carosso               engvax!kvc @ CIT-VAX.ARPA
	 Hughes Aircraft Co.