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From: jbuck@epicen.UUCP (Joe Buck)
Newsgroups: net.math,net.philosophy
Subject: Use the right newsgroup, please
Message-ID: <268@epicen.UUCP>
Date: Wed, 13-Nov-85 22:20:04 EST
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Net.math has had a high volume of inappropriate postings lately. There seem
to be three main areas:

1) Is the mind representable as a computer? This started legitimately enough,
   as a discussion of Godel's Theorem and its implications. The current
   discussion has very little to do with math; please post it only to
   net.philosophy. You might add net.ai to get more interested people involved.

2) Traveling polar bears. This is what net.puzzle is for. I know that a lot
   of net.math people like puzzles, but they read net.puzzle as well. In
   fact, many of the articles were cross-posted to net.puzzle.

3) Neural nets. This belongs in net.arch (computer architecture), and maybe
   net.cog-eng (cognitive engineering) or net.ai.

There's a reason to use the right group. You're likely to get a better
discussion started.

Let's have more math in net.math. Sorry there's not more math in this
article.
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