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From: keld@diku.UUCP (Keld J|rn Simonsen)
Newsgroups: net.jokes,net.jokes.d,net.news.group,net.nlang
Subject: Re: non-English Articles
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Date: Tue, 13-Nov-84 18:52:28 EST
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Posted: Tue Nov 13 18:52:28 1984
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<dette er en test>

Well, I consider the net.flang.all groups as another American
imperialist gimmick. Danish is by no means *foreign* to me !

I think the national language could be used on the net in several
ways: one is to have a national subgroup with only distribution
in the country, in Denmark we have the dk. group. Then you could
have all kinds of subgroups to that. That would be an elaborate
scheme if you would like to have all the groups of net. Another 
way is to post discussion to the net group, but restrict distribution
to the national group, in casu dk. 
   On the European net, eunet, we have seen discussions in other
languages, e.g. German, French and Finnish(!), but as Europe is
more oriented to more languages, I think this is OK. 

Keld Simonsen, DIKU            keld@diku.UUCP