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From: nonh@utzoo.UUCP (Chris Robertson)
Newsgroups: net.followup,net.news.group
Subject: Re: net.doc
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Date: Sun, 20-Oct-85 15:03:56 EDT
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Posted: Sun Oct 20 15:03:56 1985
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Summary: 

This is another vote for mod.doc, especially for examples of usage.
I even have a first article to contribute -- a little C program showing
how to use the most common time routines, plus a short commentary on them.

Some have said we don't need mod.doc because we have net.unix, but I perceive
net.unix as for informal Q&A -- mod.doc contributions should be more
formally presented, checked out, and (with any luck) more complete
than the rambling discussions of net.unix.

If no one else desperately wants to do it, I will moderate the group if it's
formed.  My Unix expertise is that of competent user with C and system admin
experience (plus I am a vi and shell wizard, she confided modestly), and
I am a pretty decent technical writer.  How about a wizard volunteer to
check kernal etc. stuff I am shaky on?

--chris