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From: jackson@curium.DEC (Seth Jackson)
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Subject: net.music.dead
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Date: Mon, 11-Mar-85 17:44:22 EST
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>[btw, I have noticed quite a bit more synth discussion in net.music.synth then
> was formerly in net.music...  Perhaps the issue of net.music.dead should be
> raised again...]

Hear, hear! I support the idea of net.music.dead (or net.music.gdead) as do
the other deadheads on the net with whom I have spoken. When I read through
net.music, I am generally looking for Dead-related postings, and would
prefer not to have to search through mounds of material that is not of
interest to me (particularly difficult on a VMS system where readnews is 
not available). Also, I find that deadheads, myself included, greatly 
enjoy exchanging all kinds of Dead-related information, trivia, and
anecdotes, which would undoubtedly not be understood nor welcomed
by the general readership of net.music, and therefore is
generally not posted. I strongly believe that net.music.gdead would 
provide a forum for such postings, and increase the number of Dead-related
discussion, much to the enjoyment of all Deadheads on the net (and probably
to the relief of some non-Deadheads, poor souls!).


Seth Jackson

"We used to play for silver, now we play for life"