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From: sl@van-bc.UUCP
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Subject: Re: Posting newsletters
Message-ID: <812@van-bc.UUCP>
Date: Tue, 9-Jun-87 14:03:38 EDT
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Posted: Tue Jun  9 14:03:38 1987
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Reply-To: sl@van-bc.UUCP (Stuart Lynne)
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In article <2595@ncoast.UUCP> billw@ncoast.UUCP (Bill Wisner) writes:
>Currently, the newsletter of the International FidoNet Association is posted
>to comp.org.fidonet. I am interested in posting the newsletter of the
>Electronic Networking Association of this network, but have absolutely
>no idea where to put it. Seems to me that a moderated group,
>comp.org.ena or even soc.org.ena would be the best place, but it doesn't seem
>to be quite that easy to get new groups created. So... where should I put it?

Why do we need a separate news group for all these types of things?

How about a news group called comp.newsletter for newsletters for anything
to do with computers, or networking? If needed we could also have
XXXX.newsletters for other types of newsletters.

Unless there is going to be additional traffic or discussion there should be
no need to have a separate group for information which is low volume (in
terms of articles). 


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Stuart Lynne	ihnp4!alberta!ubc-vision!van-bc!sl     Vancouver,BC,604-937-7532