Path: utzoo!mnetor!uunet!husc6!rutgers!dayton!ems!nis!sialis!rjg From: rjg@sialis.mn.org (Robert J. Granvin) Newsgroups: comp.sys.att Subject: Re: Dividing comp.sys.att Message-ID: <72@sialis.mn.org> Date: 2 Jan 88 17:52:42 GMT References: <167@mcmi.UUCP> <16915@gatech.edu> <169@mcmi.UUCP> Reply-To: rjg@sialis.mn.org (Robert J. Granvin) Organization: The Board of Irresponsible People Lines: 44 >>Our site receives several unix-pc.* groups. Perhaps you should check with >>your local news guru about getting them. > >We receive quite enough 3b1 articles already. Well, gee. Those of us who are seriously using 3b1's (or trying to :-) are receiving quite enough 3b2 articles already, so why don't we create a group just for 3b2's? :-) Sarcasm off. Probably because a lot of things (not all, but it won't be for ny machine either) that apply to a 3b1, also apply to the 3b2, 3b15, 3b20, ad infinitum. Just because a person screams "I have a problem with a 3b2!" doesn't mean that that problem doesn't exist on a 3b1. Neither does it imply that it _must_ exist on a 3b15. If anything doesn't fit perfectly, it's the 6300 discussions. But I opposed moving that anyways, even though they can go to other groups as well. Anyways, doesn't a group with the name "comp.sys.att" follow the same rules as other similarly named groups, and that being for general discussions? Terminals, peripherals, hardware, complaints about warranty honors [:-)], software, etc belong in their specific groups, should one exist. (gee, I just gave some reasons to make more subgroups... :-) but one needs the volume first. There isn't enough volume. This group has a very _low_ volume compared to a lot of other groups. >>Au contraire (sp?). I support several 7300s and 3b2s in our microprocessor >>design lab. > >Read comp.sys.att and comp.sys.att.3b1 then. You'll receive the same >stuff you do now. However, those who are not interested in both are >given a choice and won't have to wade through the entire mass. See above. I'm very happy with the unix-pc* groups. I get more info there than I do here, for the most part, but not all of it. -- _____________________________________________________________________________ | Robert J. Granvin | INTERNET: rjg@sialis.mn.org | | | 2701 West 43rd Street | UUCP: ...ihnp4!meccts!sialis!rjg | "Whoops!!" | | Minneapolis, MN 55410 | ...uunet!rosevax!ems!sialis!rjg |________________|