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From mlevis@lonestar.utsa.edu Wed Mar 8 19:02:18 1995
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From: mlevis@lonestar.utsa.edu (Mike Levis)
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Subject: RFD: comp.os.os2.* reorganization
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REQUEST FOR DISCUSSION
reorganization of comp.os.os2.*
INTRODUCTION:
This is a Request For Discussion (RFD) for the creating of five OS/2
newsgroups and the splitting of two existing ones into seven:
* create comp.os.os2.marketplace
* create comp.os.os2.networking.apps.{www, mail-news, misc}
* create comp.os.os2.comm
* split comp.os.os2.setup into {video, storage, install, misc}
* split comp.os.os2.apps into {word-proc, utilities, misc}
A pointer to this article will be cross-posted to:
* comp.os.os2.setup
* comp.os.os2.apps
* comp.os.os2.networking.tcp-ip
RATIONALE:
Usenet traffic is getting bigger and bigger, and OS/2-related traffic is
not exempt. With approximately 13,000 posts (according to the Usenet
Readership Report for Jan 95) in comp.os.os2.{networking.tcp-ip, apps,
setup} combined, there is a need to split these OS/2 newsgroups into more
managable pieces. Here are the number of posts per month according to the
Usenet Readership Report for June 94 as compared to January 95:
Newsgroup Jun 94 Jan 95
comp.os.os2.apps 1883 4309
comp.os.os2.setup 1013 5186
comp.os.os2.networking.tcp-ip 933 3688
As a comparison, here are the number of posts per month for equivalent
MS Windows newsgroups (each number for comp.os.ms-windows.apps.* is the
sum of comp.os.ms-windows.apps.{word-proc, utilities, comm, financial,
misc}):
Newsgroup Jun 94 Jan 95
comp.os.ms-windows.apps.* 2695 4011
comp.os.ms-windows.setup 829 1204
comp.os.ms-windows.networking.tcp-ip 845 1087
OS/2 Warp 3 (the one that can use your existing unoptimized version of
Windows made by Microsoft, but I will call it Red Warp due to the red
spine of its package) and OS/2 Warp 3 with DOS/Windows (the one that
includes a version of Windows that has been optimized by IBM--I will call
it Blue Warp for the blue spine) both include BonusPak. BonusPak is a
variety of software ranging from a "works" package to an Internet
Connection package. Red Warp, which has been on PC Magazine's Top Ten list
four times (reaching the number one spot twice), has caused a surge in the
number of posts in the OS/2 newsgroups since its release last year.
Traffic is expected to further increase with the recently-released Blue
Warp, as well as upcoming versions of Warp for SMP, Warp with bundled
networking support, and Warp for PowerPC.
Therefore, it is proposed to create new OS/2 newsgroups and split up some
existing ones. The existing comp.os.os2.setup newsgroup would be split
into comp.os.os2.setup.{video, storage, installation, misc} to discuss
video hardware/drivers, disk/tape hardware/drivers, installing/tweaking
OS/2, and miscellaneous hardware/drivers. The existing comp.os.os2.apps
would be split into comp.os.os2.apps.{word-proc, utilities, misc} to
discuss running DOS, Windows, and OS/2 word processors, utilities, and
miscellaneous software under OS/2.
On comp.os.os2.misc there was discussion of two different plans on where
multimedia and communications newsgroups were to be placed. The first plan
split each into the setup and apps hierarchy. The second plan had each as
a specialized newsgroup combining setup and apps together. Here are the
plans:
Plan #1:
* rename comp.os.os2.apps.multimedia (from comp.os.os2.multimedia)
* create comp.os.os2.setup.multimedia
* create comp.os.os2.apps.comm
* create comp.os.os2.setup.comm
Plan #2:
* leave comp.os.os2.multimedia as is
* create comp.os.os2.comm
The comp.os.os2.misc readers decided that Plan #2 was better because
it was simpler, as well as avoided unneeded crossposting. Therefore,
comp.os.os2.comm is proposed.
The creation of comp.os.os2.marketplace is also proposed. This newsgroup
would filter OS/2-related advertisements, employment offerings/resumes,
forsale/wanted, and price of OS/2 products discussions from other OS/2
newsgroups. As a bonus, it would reduce crossposting among the other
newsgroups (e.g. "I went to <store selling OS/2 software> yesterday and
they had <OS/2 word processor>, <OS/2 compiler>, and <OS/2 comm software>
on sale!!!!").
The Internet Connection package in the BonusPak has generated much traffic.
This package contains a license for Web Explorer, NewsReader/2, Ultimedia
Mail/2 Lite, and other networking software. It is proposed to create
comp.os.os2.networking.apps.{www, mail-news, misc} to discuss OS/2-related
WWW software, mail and news software, and miscellaneous networking
software. These newgroups would be placed in comp.os.os2.networking.apps.*
rather than comp.os.os2.apps.networking.* because network software belongs
in the networking hierarchy in the same way programmer's software belongs
in the programmer hierarchy.
CHARTERS:
* create comp.os.os2.marketplace
Unmoderated discussion of OS/2-related products and services:
a) "forsale" and "wanted" of OS/2-related products
b) Discussion of companies that offer OS/2 products/services
c) Commercial product/service advertisements
d) Posting of OS/2-related employment offerings and resumes
* create comp.os.os2.networking.apps.www
Unmoderated discussion of running DOS, Windows, and OS/2 World Wide
Web (WWW) browsers under OS/2.
* create comp.os.os2.networking.apps.mail-news
Unmoderated discussion of running DOS, Windows and OS/2 email and
news software under OS/2.
* create comp.os.os2.networking.apps.misc
Unmoderated discussion of running DOS, Windows and OS/2 networking
apps and utilities under OS/2 that are not covered in other OS/2
networking newsgroups (eg telnet, ping, etc).
* create comp.os.os2.comm
Unmoderated OS/2-related discussion of fax/modem hardware/drivers
(including UARTs), as well as running DOS, Windows and OS/2 fax/modem
software under OS/2.
* create comp.os.os2.setup.video
Unmoderated OS/2-related discussion of video hardware/drivers.
* create comp.os.os2.setup.storage
Unmoderated OS/2-related discussion of floppy, hard disk, and tape-backup
hardware/drivers (including drive controllers). Note that discussion of
CD-ROM drives (as well as sound cards, multimedia upgrade kits, and
multimedia software) still belong in comp.os.os2.multimedia.
* create comp.os.os2.setup.install
Unmoderated discussion of installing OS/2:
a) Discussing the compatibility of complete computer systems.
b) Installation tips and problem solving.
c) Disk partitioning (including Boot Manager, Dual Boot, HPFS vs.
FAT FS, coexistance of other operating systems, etc).
d) "Tweaking" OS/2's performance (e.g. swapfile location and size,
system startup values such as MAXWAIT, etc.)
* rename comp.os.os2.setup.misc (from comp.os.os2.setup)
Unmoderated OS/2-related discussion of hardware/drivers not covered in
other OS/2 newsgroups (e.g., printers, keyboards, mice, etc). Note that
discussion of CD-ROM and sound card issues belongs in the existing
comp.os.os2.multimedia.
* create comp.os.os2.apps.word-proc
Unmoderated discussion of running DOS, Windows, and OS/2 word processors
under OS/2, including the word processing specific module of "works" and
"suites".
* create comp.os.os2.apps.utilities
Unmoderated discussion of running DOS, Windows, and OS/2 utilities
(e.g. backup, archivers, screen savers, virus scanners, etc) under OS/2.
* rename comp.os.os2.apps.misc (from comp.os.os2.apps)
Unmoderated discussion of running DOS, Windows, and OS/2 applications under
OS/2 that are not covered in other OS/2 newsgroups. Note that discussion
of programmer software belongs in the appropriate comp.os.os2.programmer.*
newsgroup, and discussion of multimedia software belongs in
comp.os.os2.multimedia.
SCHEDULE:
The proposed newsgroups were discussed on the OS/2 newsgroups throughout
February. The discussion period is expected to last approximately 30 days
starting with the day this RFD is posted. The voting period is expected
to begin shortly after the discussion period is over--do not vote until
the Call For Votes (CFV) is posted. I plan to have the Usenet Volunteer
Votetakers (UVV) handle the votetaking procedure.
--
Mike Levis - OS/2 Warp 3
mlevis@lonestar.utsa.edu
From mlevis@lonestar.utsa.edu Wed Mar 22 16:18:30 1995
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From: mlevis@lonestar.utsa.edu (Mike Levis)
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Subject: 2nd RFD: comp.os.os2 reorganization
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2nd REQUEST FOR DISCUSSION
reorganization of comp.os.os2.*
INTRODUCTION:
This is the second Request For Discussion (RFD) for the creation of five
new OS/2 newsgroups and the splitting of one into three (all eight of the
proposals are unmoderated):
* create comp.os.os2.marketplace
* create comp.os.os2.networking.www
* create comp.os.os2.mail-news
* create comp.os.os2.comm
* create comp.os.os2.utilities
* split comp.os.os2.setup into c.o.o.setup.{video, storage, misc}
A pointer to this article will be cross-posted to:
* comp.os.os2.setup
* comp.os.os2.apps
* comp.os.os2.networking.tcp-ip
This RFD contains sections on: changes from the 1st RFD; newsgroup lines;
rationale; charters; future hierarchy structure; and a schedule.
CHANGES FROM 1st RFD:
Based on feedback from the 1st RFD, here are the changes to the 2nd RFD:
* Creating comp.os.os2.networking.apps.{www, mail-news, misc} has been
changed to comp.os.os2.networking.www and comp.os.os2.mail-news.
Respondents did not like the "apps" branch because networking apps
are also hardware/driver dependent (much like communication apps are).
Respondents also did not like "mail-news" to be in the "networking"
branch because offline mail/news software did not use networking.
The traffic that was to go in the proposed c.o.o.networking.apps.misc
group will remain in the existing c.o.o.networking.tcp-ip.
* Creating comp.os.os2.apps.{word-proc, utilities, misc} has been
changed to comp.os.os2.utilities. Respondents did not like the
"word-proc" branch because of potential cross-posting in discussions
of, say, linking documents with spreadsheets, for example. As for
the "utilities" branch, utilities are not really apps. Utilities
allow the users to use their computers better, while apps are reasons
for buying a computer in the first place. For example, people don't
buy computers to run screen savers or virus scanners; they buy
computers to run word processors and spreadsheets.
* Creating comp.os.os2.setup.{video, storage, install, misc} has been
changed to just comp.os.os2.setup.{video, storage, misc}. Respondents
felt that the "install" branch was somewhat redundant with the "misc"
branch, so now they are combined into just "misc".
* Some the the charters of the groups have been clarified. Also,
the charter for comp.os.os2.setup.storage now includes discussion
of CD-ROM drive issues since not everyone that uses CD-ROM drives
is also interested in multimedia issues.
* A section for the newsgroup lines and another section for what the
OS/2 newsgroup hierarchy would look like have been added.
NEWSGROUP LINES:
Here are the newsgroup lines. I forgot to include them in the 1st RFD
although they are not required until the CFV. Including them now in the
RFD stage will allow feedback on them. Note that the format is the
newsgroup name, a tab character, and a brief description of the newsgroup
(all must be less than 80 characters).
comp.os.os2.marketplace forsale/wanted; shopping; commercial ads; job postings
comp.os.os2.networking.www World Wide Web (WWW) apps/utils under OS/2
comp.os.os2.mail-news Mail and news apps/utils (on- & offline) under OS/2
comp.os.os2.comm Modem/Fax hardware/drivers/apps/utils under OS/2
comp.os.os2.setup.video Base video hardware/drivers under OS/2
comp.os.os2.setup.storage Disk/Tape/CD-ROM hardware/drivers under OS/2
comp.os.os2.setup.misc Installing/configuring OS/2; Misc hardware/drivers
comp.os.os2.utilities General-purpose utils (shells/backup/compression/etc)
RATIONALE:
Usenet traffic is getting bigger and bigger, and OS/2-related traffic is
not exempt. With approximately 13,000 posts (according to the Usenet
Readership Report for Jan 95) in comp.os.os2.{networking.tcp-ip, apps,
setup} combined, there is a need to split these OS/2 newsgroups into more
managable pieces. Here are the number of posts per month according to the
Usenet Readership Report for June 94 as compared to January 95:
Newsgroup Jun 94 Jan 95
comp.os.os2.apps 1883 4309
comp.os.os2.setup 1013 5186
comp.os.os2.networking.tcp-ip 933 3688
As a comparison, here are the number of posts per month for equivalent
MS Windows newsgroups (each number for comp.os.ms-windows.apps.* is the
sum of comp.os.ms-windows.apps.{word-proc, utilities, comm, financial,
misc}):
Newsgroup Jun 94 Jan 95
comp.os.ms-windows.apps.* 2695 4011
comp.os.ms-windows.setup 829 1204
comp.os.ms-windows.networking.tcp-ip 845 1087
OS/2 Warp 3 (the one that can use your existing unoptimized version of
Windows made by Microsoft, but I will call it Red Warp due to the red
spine of its package) and OS/2 Warp 3 with DOS/Windows (the one that
includes a version of Windows that has been optimized by IBM--I will call
it Blue Warp for the blue spine) both include BonusPak. BonusPak is a
variety of software ranging from a "works" package to an Internet
Connection package. Red Warp, which has been on PC Magazine's Top Ten list
four times (reaching the number one spot twice), has caused a surge in the
number of posts in the OS/2 newsgroups since its release last year.
Traffic is expected to further increase with the recently-released Blue
Warp, as well as upcoming versions of Warp for SMP, Warp Connect (Warp
with bundled networking support), and Warp for PowerPC.
Therefore, it is proposed to create new OS/2 newsgroups and split up one
existing one. The existing comp.os.os2.setup newsgroup would be split
into comp.os.os2.setup.{video, storage, misc} to discuss video hardware/
drivers, disk/tape/CD-ROM hardware/drivers, and miscellaneous setup issues
(such as installing OS/2 and miscellaneous hardware/drivers).
The creation of comp.os.os2.utilities is proposed for the discussion of
running DOS, Windows, and OS/2 utilities such as screen savers, virus
scanners, compressors (both manual ones like Info-ZIP and automatic ones
like Stacker), backup software, alternative shells, etc.
On comp.os.os2.misc there was discussion of two different plans on where
multimedia and communications newsgroups were to be placed. The first plan
split each into the setup and apps hierarchy. The second plan had each as
a specialized newsgroup combining setup and apps together. Here are the
plans:
Plan #1:
* rename comp.os.os2.apps.multimedia (from comp.os.os2.multimedia)
* create comp.os.os2.setup.multimedia
* create comp.os.os2.apps.comm
* create comp.os.os2.setup.comm
Plan #2:
* leave comp.os.os2.multimedia as is
* create comp.os.os2.comm
The comp.os.os2.misc readers decided that Plan #2 was better because
it was simpler, as well as avoided unneeded crossposting. Therefore,
comp.os.os2.comm is proposed.
The creation of comp.os.os2.marketplace is also proposed. This newsgroup
would filter OS/2-related advertisements, employment offerings/resumes,
forsale/wanted, and price of OS/2 products discussions from other OS/2
newsgroups. As a bonus, it would reduce crossposting among the other
newsgroups (e.g. "I went to <store selling OS/2 software> yesterday and
they had <OS/2 word processor>, <OS/2 compiler>, and <OS/2 comm software>
on sale!!!!").
The Internet Connection package in the BonusPak has generated much traffic.
This package contains a license for Web Explorer, NewsReader/2, Ultimedia
Mail/2 Lite, and other networking software. It is proposed to create
comp.os.os2.{networking.www, mail-news} to discuss OS/2-related WWW
software, and mail and news software (discussion of other TCP/IP-related
networking apps and utils will remain in comp.os.os2.networking.tcp-ip).
comp.os.os2.networking.www would be placed in the "networking" branch
rather than the "apps" branch because network software belongs in the
networking hierarchy in the same way programmer's software belongs in the
programmer hierarchy. comp.os.os2.mail-news would not be placed in the
"networking" branch because offline mail/news reading software do not use
networking.
CHARTERS:
* create comp.os.os2.marketplace
Unmoderated discussion of OS/2-related products and services:
- "forsale" and "wanted" of OS/2-related products
- Discussion of companies that offer OS/2 products/services
- Commercial product/service advertisements
- Posting of OS/2-related employment offerings and resumes
Note that discussion of *marketing* (e.g. "IBM should advertise OS/2 in
magazines whose audience is computer users with kids") belong in
comp.os.os2.advocacy.
* create comp.os.os2.networking.www
Unmoderated discussion of running DOS, Windows, and OS/2 World Wide Web
(WWW) apps and utilities under OS/2. Discussion can include:
- compatibility
- configuring and using
- new and upcoming releases
- bugs, work-arounds, and bug-fixes
Note that discussion of WWW sites containing OS/2 information/software
would belong in the appropriate OS/2 newsgroup (e.g. discussion of a WWW
site containing info about an OS/2 beta would belong in comp.os.os2.beta)
because some/many OS/2 users with WWW access may be using a Unix-based
browser, for example, and therefore might not be reading this newsgroup.
* create comp.os.os2.mail-news
Unmoderated discussion of running DOS, Windows and OS/2 email and news
apps and utilities, whether online or offline, under OS/2. Discussion
can include:
- compatibility
- configuring and using
- new and upcoming releases
- bugs, work-arounds, and bug-fixes
* create comp.os.os2.comm
Unmoderated OS/2-related discussion of fax/modem hardware/drivers
(including UARTs), as well as running DOS, Windows and OS/2 fax/modem
apps and utilities (e.g. BBS, terminal emulators, "online service"
providers, non-networking file transfer such as IBM-to-Mac, etc.) under
OS/2. Discussion can include:
- compatibility
- configuring and using
- new and upcoming releases
- bugs, work-arounds, and bug-fixes
* create comp.os.os2.setup.video
Unmoderated OS/2-related discussion of base video hardware/drivers.
Discussion can include:
- compatibility
- configuring
- new and upcoming releases
- bugs, work-arounds, and bug-fixes
Note that discussion of multimedia-related hardware/drivers still belongs
in comp.os.os2.multimedia.
* create comp.os.os2.setup.storage
Unmoderated OS/2-related discussion of floppy, hard disk, CD-ROM drive,
and tape-backup hardware/drivers (including drive controllers).
Discussion can include:
- compatibility
- configuring
- new and upcoming releases
- bugs, work-arounds, and bug-fixes
* rename comp.os.os2.setup.misc (from comp.os.os2.setup)
Unmoderated OS/2-related discussion of installing and configuring OS/2, as
well as discussion of hardware/drivers not covered in other OS/2 newsgroups
(e.g., printers, keyboards, mice, BIOSes, CPU upgrades, RAM, single-CPU
and SMP motherboards, etc). Installation issues can include:
- Discussing the compatibility of complete computer systems, including
minimum system requirements.
- Installation tips and problem solving.
- Disk partitioning (including Boot Manager, Dual Boot, HPFS vs.
FAT FS, coexistance of other operating systems, etc).
- "Tweaking" OS/2's performance (e.g. swapfile location and size,
system startup values such as MAXWAIT, etc.)
Discussion of miscellaneous hardware can include:
- compatibility
- configuring
- new and upcoming releases
- bugs, work-arounds, and bug-fixes
* create comp.os.os2.utilities
Unmoderated discussion of running DOS, Windows, and OS/2 general-purpose
utilities (e.g. backup, archivers, compression, screen savers, virus
scanners, shells and disk/file/program/task managers, defraggers, INI and
specialized CONFIG.SYS editors, etc) under OS/2. A loose definition of a
utility is software that protects your data, makes your computer run
better, lets you use your computer more efficiently, or helps to resolve
computer problems. Note that topic-specific utilities (e.g. networking-
specific, programming-specific, game-specific, etc such as ping, source
code revision controllers, Doom patchers/editors, etc) do not belong here.
Note that apps such as word processors, text editors, spreadsheets, PIMs,
etc belong in comp.os.os2.apps. Discussion of general-purpose utilities
can include:
- compatibility
- configuring and using
- new and upcoming releases
- bugs, work-arounds, and bug-fixes
FUTURE HIERARCHY STRUCTURE:
If all the proposals were to pass, here is a summary of how the
unmoderated OS/2 discussion newsgroups would look like:
c.o.o.marketplace: (NEW) forsale/wanted; shopping; ads; jobs
c.o.o.networking.www: (NEW) Running WWW apps/utils
c.o.o.networking.tcp-ip: General setup; running misc apps/utils
c.o.o.networking.misc: Non-TCP/IP networking issues
c.o.o.comm: (NEW) Modem/Fax hardware/drivers/apps/utils
c.o.o.mail-news: (NEW) Running mail/news apps/utils
c.o.o.setup.video: (NEW) Base video hardware/drivers
c.o.o.setup.storage: (NEW) Disk/tape/CD-ROM hardware/drivers
c.o.o.setup.misc: (RENAME) Installing OS/2; misc hardware/drivers
c.o.o.games: Running games and game utils
c.o.o.programmer.porting: Cross-platform tools/programming/libs (eg OWL)
c.o.o.programmer.oop: SOM/Opendoc tools/programming
c.o.o.programmer.tools: Running general programming apps/utils
c.o.o.programmer.misc: General programming
c.o.o.multimedia: Sound cards; video/audio record/edit/play
c.o.o.advocacy: Pros and cons of OS/2 vs. other OSes/OEs
c.o.o.apps: Running general-purpose apps
c.o.o.utilities: (NEW) Running general-purpose utils
c.o.o.beta: OS/2 beta/gamma testing; feature requests
c.o.o.bugs: System (not driver) bugs; ServicePaks & FixPaks
c.o.o.misc: Anything not covered by other OS/2 newsgroups
SCHEDULE:
Pre-RFD discussion occurred on the OS/2 newgroups in February. After
the 1st RFD was posted on March 9, discussion on news.groups indicated
a need to change the RFD. This 2nd RFD reflects those changes. If this
2nd RFD is successful, then the voting period is expected to begin
sometime between March 30 through April 9. I plan to have the Usenet
Volunteer Votetakers (UVV) handle the votetaking procedure.
--
Mike Levis - OS/2 Warp 3
mlevis@lonestar.utsa.edu
From spb@ntrs.com Thu Apr 20 21:59:07 1995
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From: spb@ntrs.com (Steve Bonine)
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FIRST CALL FOR VOTES (of 2)
comp.os.os2.comm unmoderated
comp.os.os2.mail-news unmoderated
comp.os.os2.marketplace unmoderated
comp.os.os2.networking.www unmoderated
comp.os.os2.setup.misc unmoderated
comp.os.os2.setup.video unmoderated
comp.os.os2.setup.storage unmoderated
comp.os.os2.utilities unmoderated
Newsgroups lines:
comp.os.os2.comm Modem/Fax hardware/drivers/apps/utils under OS/2
comp.os.os2.mail-news Mail and news apps/utils (on- & offline) under OS/2
comp.os.os2.marketplace forsale/wanted; shopping; commercial ads; job postings
comp.os.os2.networking.www World Wide Web (WWW) apps/utils under OS/2
comp.os.os2.setup.misc Installing/configuring OS/2; Misc hardware/drivers
comp.os.os2.setup.video Base video hardware/drivers under OS/2
comp.os.os2.setup.storage Disk/Tape/CD-ROM hardware/drivers under OS/2
comp.os.os2.utilities General-purpose utils (shells/backup/compression/etc)
Votes must be received by 23:59:59 UTC, 10 May 1995.
This vote is being conducted by a neutral third party. For voting questions
only contact Steve Bonine <spb@ntrs.com>. For questions about the proposed
group contact Mike Levis <mlevis@lonestar.utsa.edu>.
CHARTERS
comp.os.os2.comm
Unmoderated OS/2-related discussion of fax/modem hardware/drivers
(including UARTs), as well as running DOS, Windows and OS/2 fax/modem
apps and utilities (e.g. BBS, terminal emulators, "online service"
providers, non-networking file transfer such as IBM-to-Mac, etc.) under
OS/2. Discussion can include:
- compatibility
- configuring and using
- new and upcoming releases
- bugs, work-arounds, and bug-fixes
comp.os.os2.mail-news
Unmoderated discussion of running DOS, Windows and OS/2 email and news
apps and utilities, whether online or offline, under OS/2. Discussion
can include:
- compatibility
- configuring and using
- new and upcoming releases
- bugs, work-arounds, and bug-fixes
comp.os.os2.marketplace
Unmoderated discussion of OS/2-related products and services:
- "forsale" and "wanted" of OS/2-related products (e.g. OS/2 books,
OS/2 software, OS/2 itself, OS/2-imprinted umbrellas, etc)
- Discussion of companies that offer OS/2 products/services
- Commercial product/service advertisements
- Posting of OS/2-related employment offerings and resumes
Note that discussion of *marketing* (e.g. "IBM should advertise OS/2 in
magazines whose audience is computer users with kids") belongs in
comp.os.os2.advocacy.
comp.os.os2.networking.www
Unmoderated discussion of running DOS, Windows, and OS/2 World Wide Web
(WWW) apps and utilities under OS/2. Discussion can include:
- compatibility
- configuring and using
- new and upcoming releases
- bugs, work-arounds, and bug-fixes
Note that discussion of WWW sites containing OS/2 information/software
would belong in the appropriate OS/2 newsgroup (e.g. discussion of a WWW
site containing info about an OS/2 beta would belong in comp.os.os2.beta)
because some/many OS/2 users with WWW access may be using a Unix-based
browser, for example, and therefore might not be reading this newsgroup.
comp.os.os2.setup.misc (replaces comp.os.os2.setup)
Unmoderated OS/2-related discussion of installing and configuring OS/2, as
well as discussion of hardware/drivers not covered in other OS/2 newsgroups
(e.g., printers, keyboards, mice, BIOSes, CPU upgrades, RAM, single-CPU
and SMP motherboards, etc). Installation issues can include:
- Discussing the compatibility of complete computer systems, including
minimum system requirements.
- Installation tips and problem solving.
- Disk partitioning (including Boot Manager, Dual Boot, HPFS vs.
FAT FS, coexistance of other operating systems, etc).
- "Tweaking" OS/2's performance (e.g. swapfile location and size,
system startup values such as MAXWAIT, etc.)
Discussion of miscellaneous hardware can include:
- compatibility
- configuring
- new and upcoming releases
- bugs, work-arounds, and bug-fixes
comp.os.os2.setup.storage
Unmoderated OS/2-related discussion of floppy, hard disk, CD-ROM drive,
and tape-backup hardware/drivers (including drive controllers).
Discussion can include:
- compatibility
- configuring
- new and upcoming releases
- bugs, work-arounds, and bug-fixes
comp.os.os2.setup.video
Unmoderated OS/2-related discussion of base video hardware/drivers.
Discussion can include:
- compatibility
- configuring
- new and upcoming releases
- bugs, work-arounds, and bug-fixes
Note that discussion of multimedia-related hardware/drivers still belongs
in comp.os.os2.multimedia.
comp.os.os2.utilities
Unmoderated discussion of running DOS, Windows, and OS/2 general-purpose
utilities (e.g. backup, archivers, compression, screen savers, virus
scanners, shells and disk/file/program/task managers, defraggers, INI and
specialized CONFIG.SYS editors, etc) under OS/2. A loose definition of a
utility is software that protects your data, makes your computer run
better, lets you use your computer more efficiently, or helps to resolve
computer problems. Note that topic-specific utilities (e.g. networking-
specific, programming-specific, game-specific, etc such as ping, source
code revision controllers, Doom patchers/editors, etc) do not belong here.
Note that apps such as word processors, text editors, spreadsheets, PIMs,
etc belong in comp.os.os2.apps. Discussion of general-purpose utilities
can include:
- compatibility
- configuring and using
- new and upcoming releases
- bugs, work-arounds, and bug-fixes
RATIONALE
Ever since the release last year of "Red" Warp (with BonusPak containing
software such as Internet access), the traffic on the OS/2 newsgroups has
soared. Here are the numbers for posts per month (obtained from the Usenet
Readership Report) for OS/2 newsgroups that are affected by this CFV. The
combined number of posts per month rises from 3829 to 13183. Numbers for
equivalent MS-Windows newsgroups are included for comparison, which rise
>from 4369 to only 6302.
Newsgroup Jun 94 Jan 95
comp.os.os2.apps 1883 4309
comp.os.os2.setup 1013 5186
comp.os.os2.networking.tcp-ip 933 3688
comp.os.ms-windows.apps.* 2695 4011
comp.os.ms-windows.setup 829 1204
comp.os.ms-windows.networking.tcp-ip 845 1087
The proposals in this CFV will allow OS/2 users (whether using "Borg" 2.11,
"Ferengi" 2.11, "Red" Warp 3, or "Blue" Warp 3) to read about a particular
subject rather than wade through 400 articles per day (this number does not
even include traffic from OS/2 newsgroups not affected by this CFV). Those
interested in reading the entire rationale can read the "2nd RFD" portion of
the file
ftp://ftp.uu.net/usenet/news.announce.newgroups/comp/comp.os.os2.marketplace
HOW TO VOTE
You must send MAIL to voting@ntrs.com. (Posting in a newsgroup does not
constitute a vote.) Just replying to this article should work unless you
are reading it on a mailing list, but please check the TO address.
Please remove text before the marker line below. Voting mail is archived
by the votetakers, and hundreds of copies of the entire CFV wastes space.
Type your vote of YES or NO for each group on the line for that group.
If you do not wish to vote for a group, simply leave that line alone.
You need not worry about quoting characters which your mailer inserts.
Please type YES or NO, not Y, N, or X. The votes are tabulated by a
program, and a valid vote is defined as the word YES or NO on the same
line as the name of the group.
You may also ABSTAIN in place of YES/NO - this will not affect the outcome.
Anything else may be rejected by the automatic vote counting program. The
votetaker will respond to your received ballots with a personal acknowledge-
ment by mail - if you do not receive one within several days, try again.
It is your responsibility to make sure your vote is registered correctly.
Only one vote per person, no more than one vote per account. Addresses and
votes of all voters will be published in the final voting results list.
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Please give your real name here:
[Your Vote] Group
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[ ] comp.os.os2.comm
[ ] comp.os.os2.mail-news
[ ] comp.os.os2.marketplace
[ ] comp.os.os2.networking.www
[ ] comp.os.os2.setup.misc (replaces comp.os.os2.setup)
[ ] comp.os.os2.setup.video
[ ] comp.os.os2.setup.storage
[ ] comp.os.os2.utilities
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From spb@ntrs.com Wed Apr 26 19:39:06 1995
Path: uunet!bounce-back
From: spb@ntrs.com (Steve Bonine)
Newsgroups: news.announce.newgroups,news.groups,comp.os.os2.announce,comp.os.os2.setup
Subject: 2nd CFV: comp.os.os2 reorganization
Supersedes: <comp.os.os2-reorg-CFV1@uunet.uu.net>
Followup-To: poster
Date: 26 Apr 1995 15:22:43 -0400
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LAST CALL FOR VOTES (of 2)
comp.os.os2.comm unmoderated
comp.os.os2.mail-news unmoderated
comp.os.os2.marketplace unmoderated
comp.os.os2.networking.www unmoderated
comp.os.os2.setup.misc unmoderated
comp.os.os2.setup.video unmoderated
comp.os.os2.setup.storage unmoderated
comp.os.os2.utilities unmoderated
Newsgroups lines:
comp.os.os2.comm Modem/Fax hardware/drivers/apps/utils under OS/2
comp.os.os2.mail-news Mail and news apps/utils (on- & offline) under OS/2
comp.os.os2.marketplace forsale/wanted; shopping; commercial ads; job postings
comp.os.os2.networking.www World Wide Web (WWW) apps/utils under OS/2
comp.os.os2.setup.misc Installing/configuring OS/2; Misc hardware/drivers
comp.os.os2.setup.video Base video hardware/drivers under OS/2
comp.os.os2.setup.storage Disk/Tape/CD-ROM hardware/drivers under OS/2
comp.os.os2.utilities General-purpose utils (shells/backup/compression/etc)
Votes must be received by 23:59:59 UTC, 10 May 1995.
This vote is being conducted by a neutral third party. For voting questions
only contact Steve Bonine <spb@ntrs.com>. For questions about the proposed
group contact Mike Levis <mlevis@lonestar.utsa.edu>.
CHARTERS
comp.os.os2.comm
Unmoderated OS/2-related discussion of fax/modem hardware/drivers
(including UARTs), as well as running DOS, Windows and OS/2 fax/modem
apps and utilities (e.g. BBS, terminal emulators, "online service"
providers, non-networking file transfer such as IBM-to-Mac, etc.) under
OS/2. Discussion can include:
- compatibility
- configuring and using
- new and upcoming releases
- bugs, work-arounds, and bug-fixes
comp.os.os2.mail-news
Unmoderated discussion of running DOS, Windows and OS/2 email and news
apps and utilities, whether online or offline, under OS/2. Discussion
can include:
- compatibility
- configuring and using
- new and upcoming releases
- bugs, work-arounds, and bug-fixes
comp.os.os2.marketplace
Unmoderated discussion of OS/2-related products and services:
- "forsale" and "wanted" of OS/2-related products (e.g. OS/2 books,
OS/2 software, OS/2 itself, OS/2-imprinted umbrellas, etc)
- Discussion of companies that offer OS/2 products/services
- Commercial product/service advertisements
- Posting of OS/2-related employment offerings and resumes
Note that discussion of *marketing* (e.g. "IBM should advertise OS/2 in
magazines whose audience is computer users with kids") belongs in
comp.os.os2.advocacy.
comp.os.os2.networking.www
Unmoderated discussion of running DOS, Windows, and OS/2 World Wide Web
(WWW) apps and utilities under OS/2. Discussion can include:
- compatibility
- configuring and using
- new and upcoming releases
- bugs, work-arounds, and bug-fixes
Note that discussion of WWW sites containing OS/2 information/software
would belong in the appropriate OS/2 newsgroup (e.g. discussion of a WWW
site containing info about an OS/2 beta would belong in comp.os.os2.beta)
because some/many OS/2 users with WWW access may be using a Unix-based
browser, for example, and therefore might not be reading this newsgroup.
comp.os.os2.setup.misc (replaces comp.os.os2.setup)
Unmoderated OS/2-related discussion of installing and configuring OS/2, as
well as discussion of hardware/drivers not covered in other OS/2 newsgroups
(e.g., printers, keyboards, mice, BIOSes, CPU upgrades, RAM, single-CPU
and SMP motherboards, etc). Installation issues can include:
- Discussing the compatibility of complete computer systems, including
minimum system requirements.
- Installation tips and problem solving.
- Disk partitioning (including Boot Manager, Dual Boot, HPFS vs.
FAT FS, coexistance of other operating systems, etc).
- "Tweaking" OS/2's performance (e.g. swapfile location and size,
system startup values such as MAXWAIT, etc.)
Discussion of miscellaneous hardware can include:
- compatibility
- configuring
- new and upcoming releases
- bugs, work-arounds, and bug-fixes
comp.os.os2.setup.storage
Unmoderated OS/2-related discussion of floppy, hard disk, CD-ROM drive,
and tape-backup hardware/drivers (including drive controllers).
Discussion can include:
- compatibility
- configuring
- new and upcoming releases
- bugs, work-arounds, and bug-fixes
comp.os.os2.setup.video
Unmoderated OS/2-related discussion of base video hardware/drivers.
Discussion can include:
- compatibility
- configuring
- new and upcoming releases
- bugs, work-arounds, and bug-fixes
Note that discussion of multimedia-related hardware/drivers still belongs
in comp.os.os2.multimedia.
comp.os.os2.utilities
Unmoderated discussion of running DOS, Windows, and OS/2 general-purpose
utilities (e.g. backup, archivers, compression, screen savers, virus
scanners, shells and disk/file/program/task managers, defraggers, INI and
specialized CONFIG.SYS editors, etc) under OS/2. A loose definition of a
utility is software that protects your data, makes your computer run
better, lets you use your computer more efficiently, or helps to resolve
computer problems. Note that topic-specific utilities (e.g. networking-
specific, programming-specific, game-specific, etc such as ping, source
code revision controllers, Doom patchers/editors, etc) do not belong here.
Note that apps such as word processors, text editors, spreadsheets, PIMs,
etc belong in comp.os.os2.apps. Discussion of general-purpose utilities
can include:
- compatibility
- configuring and using
- new and upcoming releases
- bugs, work-arounds, and bug-fixes
RATIONALE
Ever since the release last year of "Red" Warp (with BonusPak containing
software such as Internet access), the traffic on the OS/2 newsgroups has
soared. Here are the numbers for posts per month (obtained from the Usenet
Readership Report) for OS/2 newsgroups that are affected by this CFV. The
combined number of posts per month rises from 3829 to 13183. Numbers for
equivalent MS-Windows newsgroups are included for comparison, which rise
>from 4369 to only 6302.
Newsgroup Jun 94 Jan 95
comp.os.os2.apps 1883 4309
comp.os.os2.setup 1013 5186
comp.os.os2.networking.tcp-ip 933 3688
comp.os.ms-windows.apps.* 2695 4011
comp.os.ms-windows.setup 829 1204
comp.os.ms-windows.networking.tcp-ip 845 1087
The proposals in this CFV will allow OS/2 users (whether using "Borg" 2.11,
"Ferengi" 2.11, "Red" Warp 3, or "Blue" Warp 3) to read about a particular
subject rather than wade through 400 articles per day (this number does not
even include traffic from OS/2 newsgroups not affected by this CFV). Those
interested in reading the entire rationale can read the "2nd RFD" portion of
the file
ftp://ftp.uu.net/usenet/news.announce.newgroups/comp/comp.os.os2.marketplace
HOW TO VOTE
You must send MAIL to voting@ntrs.com. (Posting in a newsgroup does not
constitute a vote.) Just replying to this article should work unless you
are reading it on a mailing list, but please check the TO address.
Please remove text before the marker line below. Voting mail is archived
by the votetakers, and hundreds of copies of the entire CFV wastes space.
Type your vote of YES or NO for each group on the line for that group.
If you do not wish to vote for a group, simply leave that line alone.
You need not worry about quoting characters which your mailer inserts.
Please type YES or NO, not Y, N, or X. The votes are tabulated by a
program, and a valid vote is defined as the word YES or NO on the same
line as the name of the group.
You may also ABSTAIN in place of YES/NO - this will not affect the outcome.
Anything else may be rejected by the automatic vote counting program. The
votetaker will respond to your received ballots with a personal acknowledge-
ment by mail - if you do not receive one within several days, try again.
It is your responsibility to make sure your vote is registered correctly.
Only one vote per person, no more than one vote per account. Addresses and
votes of all voters will be published in the final voting results list.
-=-=-=-=-=- Don't Delete Anything Between These Lines =-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-
comp.os.os2 reorg Ballot <COS2-0002> (Don't remove this marker)
Please give your real name here:
[Your Vote] Group
-----------------------------------------------------------------------
[ ] comp.os.os2.comm
[ ] comp.os.os2.mail-news
[ ] comp.os.os2.marketplace
[ ] comp.os.os2.networking.www
[ ] comp.os.os2.setup.misc (replaces comp.os.os2.setup)
[ ] comp.os.os2.setup.video
[ ] comp.os.os2.setup.storage
[ ] comp.os.os2.utilities
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comp.os.os2 reorg Bounce List - No need to revote
------------------------------------------------------------------------------
ary.tash@wwwhbbs.com Gary W. Tash
crp5754@erfsys01.boeing.com Christopher R. Payne
dlm@f2a_dlm_pc.jhuapl.edu David L. Marable
hcraig@Starbase.NeoSoft.COM Hugh Craig
rhta@loc.gov Richard J. Thaxter
From spb@ntrs.com Sat May 13 00:06:11 1995
Path: uunet!bounce-back
From: spb@ntrs.com (Steve Bonine)
Newsgroups: news.announce.newgroups,news.groups,comp.os.os2.announce,comp.os.os2.setup
Subject: RESULT: comp.os.os2 reorganization passes
Supersedes: <comp.os.os2-reorg-CFV2@uunet.uu.net>
Followup-To: news.groups
Date: 12 May 1995 16:33:07 -0400
Organization: Usenet Volunteer Votetakers
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Xref: gs2.UU.NET news.announce.newgroups:6826 news.groups:149105 comp.os.os2.announce:1454 comp.os.os2.setup:47688
RESULT
comp.os.os2 reorg results - 773 valid votes
Yes No : 2/3? >100? : Pass? : Group
---- ---- : ---- ----- : ----- : -------------------------------------------
724 30 : Yes Yes : Yes : comp.os.os2.comm
685 55 : Yes Yes : Yes : comp.os.os2.mail-news
671 60 : Yes Yes : Yes : comp.os.os2.marketplace
680 58 : Yes Yes : Yes : comp.os.os2.networking.www
702 48 : Yes Yes : Yes : comp.os.os2.setup.misc
(replaces comp.os.os2.setup)
698 40 : Yes Yes : Yes : comp.os.os2.setup.video
685 46 : Yes Yes : Yes : comp.os.os2.setup.storage
718 32 : Yes Yes : Yes : comp.os.os2.utilities
7 invalid votes
For group passage, YES votes must be at least 2/3 of all valid (YES and NO)
votes. There also must be at least 100 more YES votes than NO votes.
There is a five day discussion period after these results are posted. If no
serious allegations of voting irregularities are raised, the moderator of
news.announce.newgroups will create the groups shortly thereafter.
Newsgroups lines:
comp.os.os2.comm Modem/Fax hardware/drivers/apps/utils under OS/2
comp.os.os2.mail-news Mail and news apps/utils (on- & offline) under OS/2
comp.os.os2.marketplace forsale/wanted; shopping; commercial ads; job postings
comp.os.os2.networking.www World Wide Web (WWW) apps/utils under OS/2
comp.os.os2.setup.misc Installing/configuring OS/2; Misc hardware/drivers
comp.os.os2.setup.video Base video hardware/drivers under OS/2
comp.os.os2.setup.storage Disk/Tape/CD-ROM hardware/drivers under OS/2
comp.os.os2.utilities General-purpose utils (shells/backup/compression/etc)
Voting closed at 23:59:59 UTC, 10 May 1995.
This vote was conducted by a neutral third party. For voting questions
only contact Steve Bonine <spb@ntrs.com>. For questions about the proposed
group contact Mike Levis <mlevis@lonestar.utsa.edu>.
CHARTERS
comp.os.os2.comm
Unmoderated OS/2-related discussion of fax/modem hardware/drivers
(including UARTs), as well as running DOS, Windows and OS/2 fax/modem
apps and utilities (e.g. BBS, terminal emulators, "online service"
providers, non-networking file transfer such as IBM-to-Mac, etc.) under
OS/2. Discussion can include:
- compatibility
- configuring and using
- new and upcoming releases
- bugs, work-arounds, and bug-fixes
comp.os.os2.mail-news
Unmoderated discussion of running DOS, Windows and OS/2 email and news
apps and utilities, whether online or offline, under OS/2. Discussion
can include:
- compatibility
- configuring and using
- new and upcoming releases
- bugs, work-arounds, and bug-fixes
comp.os.os2.marketplace
Unmoderated discussion of OS/2-related products and services:
- "forsale" and "wanted" of OS/2-related products (e.g. OS/2 books,
OS/2 software, OS/2 itself, OS/2-imprinted umbrellas, etc)
- Discussion of companies that offer OS/2 products/services
- Commercial product/service advertisements
- Posting of OS/2-related employment offerings and resumes
Note that discussion of *marketing* (e.g. "IBM should advertise OS/2 in
magazines whose audience is computer users with kids") belongs in
comp.os.os2.advocacy.
comp.os.os2.networking.www
Unmoderated discussion of running DOS, Windows, and OS/2 World Wide Web
(WWW) apps and utilities under OS/2. Discussion can include:
- compatibility
- configuring and using
- new and upcoming releases
- bugs, work-arounds, and bug-fixes
Note that discussion of WWW sites containing OS/2 information/software
would belong in the appropriate OS/2 newsgroup (e.g. discussion of a WWW
site containing info about an OS/2 beta would belong in comp.os.os2.beta)
because some/many OS/2 users with WWW access may be using a Unix-based
browser, for example, and therefore might not be reading this newsgroup.
comp.os.os2.setup.misc (replaces comp.os.os2.setup)
Unmoderated OS/2-related discussion of installing and configuring OS/2, as
well as discussion of hardware/drivers not covered in other OS/2 newsgroups
(e.g., printers, keyboards, mice, BIOSes, CPU upgrades, RAM, single-CPU
and SMP motherboards, etc). Installation issues can include:
- Discussing the compatibility of complete computer systems, including
minimum system requirements.
- Installation tips and problem solving.
- Disk partitioning (including Boot Manager, Dual Boot, HPFS vs.
FAT FS, coexistance of other operating systems, etc).
- "Tweaking" OS/2's performance (e.g. swapfile location and size,
system startup values such as MAXWAIT, etc.)
Discussion of miscellaneous hardware can include:
- compatibility
- configuring
- new and upcoming releases
- bugs, work-arounds, and bug-fixes
comp.os.os2.setup.storage
Unmoderated OS/2-related discussion of floppy, hard disk, CD-ROM drive,
and tape-backup hardware/drivers (including drive controllers).
Discussion can include:
- compatibility
- configuring
- new and upcoming releases
- bugs, work-arounds, and bug-fixes
comp.os.os2.setup.video
Unmoderated OS/2-related discussion of base video hardware/drivers.
Discussion can include:
- compatibility
- configuring
- new and upcoming releases
- bugs, work-arounds, and bug-fixes
Note that discussion of multimedia-related hardware/drivers still belongs
in comp.os.os2.multimedia.
comp.os.os2.utilities
Unmoderated discussion of running DOS, Windows, and OS/2 general-purpose
utilities (e.g. backup, archivers, compression, screen savers, virus
scanners, shells and disk/file/program/task managers, defraggers, INI and
specialized CONFIG.SYS editors, etc) under OS/2. A loose definition of a
utility is software that protects your data, makes your computer run
better, lets you use your computer more efficiently, or helps to resolve
computer problems. Note that topic-specific utilities (e.g. networking-
specific, programming-specific, game-specific, etc such as ping, source
code revision controllers, Doom patchers/editors, etc) do not belong here.
Note that apps such as word processors, text editors, spreadsheets, PIMs,
etc belong in comp.os.os2.apps. Discussion of general-purpose utilities
can include:
- compatibility
- configuring and using
- new and upcoming releases
- bugs, work-arounds, and bug-fixes
comp.os.os2 reorg Final Vote Ack
comp.os.os2.utilities ----------+
comp.os.os2.setup.storage ---------+|
comp.os.os2.setup.video --------+||
comp.os.os2.setup.misc (replaces comp.os.os2.setup) -------+|||
comp.os.os2.networking.www ------+||||
comp.os.os2.marketplace -----+|||||
comp.os.os2.mail-news ----+||||||
comp.os.os2.comm unmoderated ---+|||||||
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11diget@cs.wmich.edu Derek Lewis Diget YYYYYYYY
93202707@comet.np.ac.sg Loke Teng Yan YY-YYYYY
@dekalb.vf.mmc.com:WWORMAN@"CARIB.CAMDEN.GE.COM" Wayne E. Worman YYYYYYYY
a.g.h.albers@stud.tue.nl ton albers YYYYYYYY
A.H.Henry@bath.ac.uk --Y-YYY-
a.vermeulen@ecn.nl Alex T. Vermeulen YYYNYYYY
aa268@freenet.Buffalo.EDU Ken Malark YYYYYYYY
aarts@inter.nl.net pETRO aARTS YYYYYYYY
abe@netcom.com Dave Abercrombie YYYYYYYY
abennett@iglou.com Andrew Bennett YYYYYYYY
ad427@freenet.carleton.ca Martin Foster YYYYYYYY
adavis@bsd.meddean.luc.edu Albert R Davis, MD YYYYYYYY
ADYONKA@miavx1.acs.muohio.edu Aaron D. Yonka YYYYYYYY
AFECU@CUNYVM.CUNY.EDU Aron Eisenpress YYYYYYYY
afn@afnpc.arl.psu.edu A. F. Niessner, Jr. YYYYYYYY
ahd@kew.com Drew Derbyshire YYYYYYYY
aheilbut@hookup.net Adrian Heilbut YYYYYYYY
akretsch@lts.sel.alcatel.de Andreas Kretschmer YYYYYYYY
alan.steele@nrc.ca Alan Steele YYYYYYYY
alder@metronet.com Allen Dermody YYYYYYYY
alex@mercer.demon.co.uk Alex Chapman YYYYYYYY
alh@oce.nl Albert Hessels YYYYYYYY
alucas@med.su.oz.au Andrew Lucas YYYYYYYY
amadoff@ibm.net Andrew Madoff YYYYYYYY
amj@ukc.ac.uk YYNYYYNY
anahata@cix.compulink.co.uk Swami Anahata YYYYYYYY
anderss@fmi.uni-passau.de Sven Anders YYYYYYYY
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