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From: geof@MIT-BORAX.ARPA (Geoffrey H. Cooper)
Newsgroups: mod.protocols.tcp-ip
Subject: Getting info to non-arpanauts
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Date: Wed, 15-Jan-86 16:59:47 EST
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Noel Chiappa expressed a concern about getting information to non-arpanet
subscribers about current ideas from the mainstream tcp world.  I think
that his idea of using usenet is a great one.  The TCP-IP list is
carried on usenet as mod.protocols.tcp-ip.  I don't know exactly how
this forwarding is set up (since mod.... means that it is supposed to be 
a moderated list, and I didn't think that the arpanet one was moderated),
but it would be a great boon to those of us who mostly (or entirely) rely
on UUCP links if RFC's were automatically fed down the pipe.  We might
avoid sending very long ones (>60 pages or so) for evfficiency reasons.

[Please respond to the list, since incoming mail is flakey for me
theseedays]

- Geof Cooper
  Imagen