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From pjn@adcmail.atlas.com Mon Sep 13 16:08:25 1993
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From: pjn@adcmail.atlas.com (Pat Noziska)
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Subject: RFD: comp.os.qnx
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This is a formal Request for Discussion for the creation of a Usenet
newsgroup for the discussion of issues regarding the QNX realtime
operating system (both the 16- and 32-bit version, emphasizing version
4.x).
Proposal:
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Name: comp.os.qnx
QNX is a micro-kernel-based, real-time, POSIX-compliant OS that runs on PC
hardware and features the ability to produced network-based and multiprocessor
distributed real-time applications that exhibits nearly the full device-level
performance of the CPU and periperals. It has a very-much UNIX-like look and
feel, and it conforms to POSIX standard 1003.1, 1003.2, and 1003.4.
The QNX architectures emphasizes distributed processing, fault tolerance,
and high-throughput, very-low-overhead networking ,
QNX was created in 1982 as one of the first microkernel-based real-time
operating systems to run on a PC platformm, In 1989, QNX was rewritten from
the ground up to be fully POSIX compliant, and was released in 1991 as
QNX Version 4.0.
QNX Version 4.2 is a full 32-bit real-time OS with support for both 16-
and 32-bit applications, Pentium-optimized development tools, OpenLook
window managment, and TCP/IP and NFS support.
QNX is largely found in embedded systems , medical instrumentation,
OLTP, and process-control environments where a UNIX-like environment
is needed but real-time performance and is paramount. QNX is also
finding its way into telecom markets. QNX Software Systems (Kanata,
ON) currently boasts an installed base of over 250,000 nodes.
The intended purpose of this group is to generate discussion of QNX development
issues, including hardware and peripheral support, third-party applications
for QNX, POSIX compliance vis-a-vis QNX, and portability. To a lesser degree,
a general discussion of real-time and fault-tolerance issues in the context of
QNX would also be appropiate.
Moderation Status:
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This proposal is for an unmoderated newsgroup.
Procedure:
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Discussion is to be held *only* in news.groups.
In 30 days, I will either:
- Issue a Call for Votes on the proposal;
- Request Further discussion;
- Withdraw the proposal.
--
Pat Noziska Atlas Telecom, Inc. Home: (503) 644-5260
Design Engineer (503) 228-1400 Home Fax: (503) 644-5260
From asolovay@geoworks.com Wed Oct 27 16:05:14 1993
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From: asolovay@geoworks.com (Andrew Solovay)
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Subject: CFV: comp.os.qnx
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1st CALL FOR VOTES (of 2)
Unmoderated group comp.os.qnx
Newsgroups line:
comp.os.qnx Using and developing under the QNX operating system.
Votes must be recieved by 23:59:59 GMT, 17 Nov 1993.
This vote is being conducted by a neutral third party. For voting
questions only, contact Andrew Solovay <asolovay@geoworks.com>. For
questions about the proposed group, contact the group's proposer,
Pat Noziska <pjn@adcmail.atlas.com>.
CHARTER
This group is designed to foster discussion of issues regarding the
QNX realtime operating system, with an emphasis on version 4.x, but
also allowing discussion of version 2.x.
The intended purpose of this group is to generate discussion of QNX
development issues, including hardware and peripheral support,
third-party applications for QNX, ANSI and POSIX compliance, and
portability. To a lesser degree, a general discussion of real-time and
fault-tolerance issues in the context of QNX would also be appropiate.
RATIONALE
QNX is a micro-kernel-based, real-time, POSIX-compliant OS that runs
on PC hardware and features the ability to produced network-based and
multiprocessor distributed real-time applications that exhibits nearly
the full device-level performance of the CPU and periperals. It has a
very-much UNIX-like look and feel, and it conforms to POSIX standard
1003.1, 1003.2, and 1003.4. The QNX architecture emphasizes
high-performance, distributed processing, fault tolerance, and
high-throughput, very-low-overhead networking.
QNX was created in 1982 as one of the first microkernel-based
real-time operating systems to run on a PC platform. In 1989, QNX was
rewritten from the ground up to be fully POSIX compliant, and was
released in 1991 as QNX Version 4.0.
With the release of QNX Version 4.2, QNX moves into the arena of Open
Systems. Version 4.2 is a full 32-bit real-time OS with support for
both 16- and 32-bit applications, Pentium-optimized development tools,
DOS compatibility and DOS integration facilities, OpenLook window
managment, and TCP/IP and NFS support. X-Windows for QNX will be
available soon, and should generate much discussion.
QNX is largely found in embedded systems, medical instrumentation,
industrial automation, OLTP, telecommunications, and process-control
environments where a UNIX-like environment is needed but real-time
performance is paramount. QNX Software Systems (Kanata, ON) currently
boasts an installed base of over 300,000 nodes.
STANDARD VOTING INFO
You should send MAIL (posts to a group are invalid) to
votes@geoworks.com
(just replying by MAIL to this posting should work, *if* your
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You may add a comment, but anything other than a definite statement
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single line may be rejected by the automatic vote counting program.
If you later change your mind you may send in another vote, which will
automatically supersede all previous votes. "ABSTAIN" votes serve to
cancel previous votes.
Standard Guidelines for voting apply. For the group to be created,
100 more YES votes than NO votes must be cast, and 2/3 of all valid
votes must be YES votes. "ABSTAIN" votes are not counted in either
calculation; their only role is to cancel previous votes.
Every vote will be acknowledged by EMail. The CFV will be repeated
once; the 2d CFV will contain a "bounce-ack", i.e. a list of people
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At the end of the voting period, the results of the vote will be
posted to the groups where the CFV was posted. This posting will
include a complete list of all voters, specifying how each one voted.
All ballots sent must be considered public. The votes will be kept in
the UVV archives; if a serious impropriety in the vote is alleged,
those vote files may be made public, at the discretion of the UVV.
They will also be provided to the moderator of news.announce.newsgroups
on request.
From asolovay@geoworks.com Thu Nov 11 10:22:41 1993
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From: asolovay@geoworks.com (Andrew Solovay)
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Subject: 2nd CFV: comp.os.qnx
Supersedes: <comp.os.qnx-CFV1@uunet.uu.net>
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2d CALL FOR VOTES (of 2)
Unmoderated group comp.os.qnx
Newsgroups line:
comp.os.qnx Using and developing under the QNX operating system.
Votes must be recieved by 23:59:59 GMT, 17 Nov 1993.
This vote is being conducted by a neutral third party. For voting
questions only, contact Andrew Solovay <asolovay@geoworks.com>. For
questions about the proposed group, contact the group's proposer,
Pat Noziska <pjn@adcmail.atlas.com>.
CHARTER
This group is designed to foster discussion of issues regarding the
QNX realtime operating system, with an emphasis on version 4.x, but
also allowing discussion of version 2.x.
The intended purpose of this group is to generate discussion of QNX
development issues, including hardware and peripheral support,
third-party applications for QNX, ANSI and POSIX compliance, and
portability. To a lesser degree, a general discussion of real-time and
fault-tolerance issues in the context of QNX would also be appropiate.
RATIONALE
QNX is a micro-kernel-based, real-time, POSIX-compliant OS that runs
on PC hardware and features the ability to produced network-based and
multiprocessor distributed real-time applications that exhibits nearly
the full device-level performance of the CPU and periperals. It has a
very-much UNIX-like look and feel, and it conforms to POSIX standard
1003.1, 1003.2, and 1003.4. The QNX architecture emphasizes
high-performance, distributed processing, fault tolerance, and
high-throughput, very-low-overhead networking.
QNX was created in 1982 as one of the first microkernel-based
real-time operating systems to run on a PC platform. In 1989, QNX was
rewritten from the ground up to be fully POSIX compliant, and was
released in 1991 as QNX Version 4.0.
With the release of QNX Version 4.2, QNX moves into the arena of Open
Systems. Version 4.2 is a full 32-bit real-time OS with support for
both 16- and 32-bit applications, Pentium-optimized development tools,
DOS compatibility and DOS integration facilities, OpenLook window
managment, and TCP/IP and NFS support. X-Windows for QNX will be
available soon, and should generate much discussion.
QNX is largely found in embedded systems, medical instrumentation,
industrial automation, OLTP, telecommunications, and process-control
environments where a UNIX-like environment is needed but real-time
performance is paramount. QNX Software Systems (Kanata, ON) currently
boasts an installed base of over 300,000 nodes.
STANDARD VOTING INFO
You should send MAIL (posts to a group are invalid) to
votes@geoworks.com
(just replying by MAIL to this posting should work, *if* your
newsreader honors the "Reply-To" line in the article header; to be
sure, double-check the mail's destination before sending). Votes sent
to other addresses will not be counted. Your mail message should
contain one and only one of the following statements:
I vote YES on comp.os.qnx
I vote NO on comp.os.qnx
I vote ABSTAIN on comp.os.qnx
You may add a comment, but anything other than a definite statement
involving the group name and "yes", "no", "for", or "against" on a
single line may be rejected by the automatic vote counting program.
If you later change your mind you may send in another vote, which will
automatically supersede all previous votes. "ABSTAIN" votes serve to
cancel previous votes.
Standard Guidelines for voting apply. For the group to be created,
100 more YES votes than NO votes must be cast, and 2/3 of all valid
votes must be YES votes. "ABSTAIN" votes are not counted in either
calculation; their only role is to cancel previous votes.
Every vote will be acknowledged by EMail. The CFV will be repeated
once; the 2d CFV will contain a "bounce-ack", i.e. a list of people
whose ACK messages bounced when I sent them.
At the end of the voting period, the results of the vote will be
posted to the groups where the CFV was posted. This posting will
include a complete list of all voters, specifying how each one voted.
All ballots sent must be considered public. The votes will be kept in
the UVV archives; if a serious impropriety in the vote is alleged,
those vote files may be made public, at the discretion of the UVV.
They will also be provided to the moderator of news.announce.newsgroups
on request.
BOUNCE-ACK (as of Nov. 8, 1993)
The following people have submitted valid votes, but my E-Mailed
acknowledgement bounced between my mailer and theirs. These people
need not respond; their votes have been counted.
If you received an EMailed acknowledgement, you will most likely *not*
be listed here; this lists only the people whose acknowledgements
generated warnings.
If you have voted on or before 11/7/93, you have not received an
acknowledgement, and you are not listed here, it is possible that your
vote never reached me; please check with me at
<asolovay@geoworks.com>, or resend your vote to <votes@geoworks.com>.
comp.os.qnx group vote Bounce Ack List
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"kam207::clarke"@nethub.enet.dec.com
andy@cherni.cherniak.on.ca
bobby@cherni.cherniak.on.ca
brian@cherni.cherniak.on.ca
hronr@atl.ga.us
mark@cherni.cherniak.on.ca
quenton@cherni.cherniak.on.ca
ratlifc@alexande.ctron.com
roman@cherni.cherniak.on.ca
stu@cherni.cherniak.on.ca
uunet!enetq!jatwill
INVALID VOTES (as of 11/8/93)
The following people have submitted invalid votes, and have not
superseded them with valid votes. Please read the voting instructions
carefully, and resend your votes to <votes@geoworks.com> if you want
your vote to be counted.
Votes in error
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nelsonwr@telerama.pgh.pa.us W. Robert Nelson
! No votes
From asolovay@geoworks.com Mon Nov 22 15:38:20 1993
Path: uunet!bounce-back
From: asolovay@geoworks.com (Andrew Solovay)
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Subject: RESULT: comp.os.qnx passes 289:13
Supersedes: <comp.os.qnx-CFV2@uunet.uu.net>
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Unmoderated group comp.os.qnx
comp.os.qnx group vote results - 304 valid votes
Yes No : 2/3? >100? : Pass? : Group
---- ---- : ---- ----- : ----- : -------------------------------------------
289 13 : Yes Yes : Yes : comp.os.qnx
2 abstaining votes and 4 invalid votes
This margin is adequate for newgroup creation. There will be a five
day discussion period after this is posted to
news.announce.newsgroups; during this time, people may raise
objections to the vote. Barring serious controversy about the vote,
the moderator of news.announce.newsgroups will create the group
shortly after the five day period ends.
Voting closed at 23:59:59 GMT, 17 Nov. 1993.
This vote was conducted by a neutral third party.
Vote-taker: asolovay@geoworks.com (Andrew Solovay)
Group proponent: pjn@adcmail.atlas.com (Pat Noziska)
Newsgroups line:
comp.os.qnx Using and developing under the QNX operating system.
CHARTER (as printed in the Call for Votes)
This group is designed to foster discussion of issues regarding the
QNX realtime operating system, with an emphasis on version 4.x, but
also allowing discussion of version 2.x.
The intended purpose of this group is to generate discussion of QNX
development issues, including hardware and peripheral support,
third-party applications for QNX, ANSI and POSIX compliance, and
portability. To a lesser degree, a general discussion of real-time and
fault-tolerance issues in the context of QNX would also be appropiate.
Yes Votes
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0005945315@mcimail.com Pragmatech
72060.765@compuserve.com Steve Boyko
73311.622@compuserve.com Mark Foley
a09392@giant.rsoft.bc.ca Todd Meade
ab604@freenet.carleton.ca Brian Baskerville
ac976@freenet.carleton.ca Roch Leblond
ad577@freenet.carleton.ca Gord Deinstadt
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ae1@inel.gov Ann Egger
aeh@weejordy.physics.mun.ca Alex Hay
agneslee@iti.gov.sg Agnes Lee
al@clark.net Andre Lehovich
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amby@wooga.cuc.ab.ca amby
amdunn@adscorp.on.ca Andrew M. Dunn
andrewpf%geds@mhsgate.salem.ge.com Andrews Peter F
andy%hts@uunet.uu.net Andy Selin
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apps@hsd.kodak.com Robert W. Apps
archer@frmug.fr.net Vincent Archer
bagpiper@netcom.com Michael Hunter
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bjg@inel.gov Ben Groeneveld
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dmrandall@ccgate.dp.beckman.com Duane Randall
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don@bullwinkle.eecs.umich.edu Don Winsor
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druschel@cs.arizona.edu Peter Druschel
dvadura@wic.waterloo.shl.com Dennis Vadura
dwdickey@ccgate.dp.beckman.com David W. Dickey
dwt@eecs.umich.edu Dennis Tokarski
eddy@idx.kodak.com Dave Eddy (69626)
edelsohn@npac.syr.edu David Edelsohn
ee0i+@andrew.cmu.edu Ethan Z. Evans
esprit@netcom.com Alan F. Perry
foreman@clair.eecs.berkeley.edu Bret Foreman
fos@inel.gov Rita Wells
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franklig@gas.uug.arizona.edu Gregory C Franklin
garry@qnx.com Garry Turcotte
georg@artebit.in-berlin.de Georg-Bernhard Hauck
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hartman@ulogic.com
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henderbc@bch.salem.ge.com
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hm@ix.de Harald Milz
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HS@infovox.se Henrik Stadler
hsearles@muug.mb.ca Hobart Searles
IAN_VOGT@acm.org
inui@nff.ncl.omron.co.jp Kazushi INUI
jacob@rygel.anorad.com
jacobssm@mail.beckman.com Steven M Jacobs
james%hts@uunet.uu.net James Breckenridge
james_stansell@wiltel.com James Stansell
jamison@merle.acns.nwu.edu
jbs1@inel.gov Jerry B. Scott
jbw@cs.bu.edu Joe Wells
jcmichot@teaser.com Jean-Claude MICHOT
jcwagar@entrenet.ocunix.on.ca J. Carl Wagar
jdebruyn@newton.physics.mun.ca John de Bruyn
jeells@cs.washington.edu Jarod Eells
jeffx@netcom.com Jeff Crilly N6ZFX
jesup@cbmvax.cbm.commodore.com Randell Jesup
jhalpenny@gsc.emr.ca
jhb@bnr.ca John (J.H.) Bell
jingsong@cs.ucdavis.edu Jingsong Cai
jliao@chaph.usc.edu Jason Liao
jmc3@jconrad.engr.uark.edu Dr. James M. Conrad
joakim@gandalf.his.se Joakim Eriksson
Johan.Forsberg@sm.luth.se
John.Benninghoff@corp.sun.com John Benninghoff
john@joe.me.uiuc.edu John Tse
JPB2E@acadvm1.uottawa.ca
jyang@eo.com Jun Yang
jyke@cs.tut.fi Jokinen Jyke
"kam207::clarke"@nethub.enet.dec.com 28-Oct-1993 0915
ken@utig.ig.utexas.edu Ken Griffiths
kenji@k2r.or.jp Kenji Rikitake
kinya@nff.ncl.omron.co.jp Yamagishi
kkv@inel.gov
klos@mv.mv.com Patrick Klos
koelln@cs.tu-berlin.de Florian Koelln
krea@netcom.com Kevin Rea
kte@inel.gov
kur@inel.gov Kurt W Derr
kwschumm@netcom.com Ken Schumm
L15D@zfn.uni-bremen.de Martin Schr"oder
lacroix@logicraft.com Scott LaCroix
lan@inel.gov D. Lance Murri
lchen@rfs70.berkeley.edu Leon Chen
lllowen@netcom.com Lon Lowen Jr.
lockhart@idx.kodak.com Scott Lockhart (?????)
lopes@scs.ryerson.ca Luis Lopes
mabayona@gmv.es Miguel Angel Bayona
mark@cherni.cherniak.on.ca Mark Kerbel
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mattissc%geds@mhsgate.salem.ge.com Mattison Scott C
mcgregoa@cognos.com Alayne McGregor
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mlm@cs.brown.edu Moises Lejter
morganh@adcmail.atlas.com Morgan Hall
morten.steinhauer@thcave.bbs.no Morten Steinhauer
muir@idiom.berkeley.ca.us David Muir Sharnoff
muts@compi.hobby.nl Peter Mutsaers
nate@bsd.coe.montana.edu Nate Williams
NATRAJ_G1@blrv1.verifone.com G.NATARAJAN (NETSYS BLR)
nemec@mff.uniba.cs Richard Nemec
neonemmy@pinn.nacjack.gen.nz Colin Burgess
nick@spider.co.uk Nick Felisiak
nmd@molly.harvard.edu Neil Donahue
nort@bottesini.harvard.edu Norton Allen
ogud@cs.umd.edu Olafur Gudmundsson
os@id.dth.dk
paradox@access.digex.net Tom Livingston
paul.r.cole@inst.medtronic.com Paul R. Cole
pax@ankh.metrolink.com Garry M. Paxinos
pbaliste@vt.edu Philip Balister
per@erix.ericsson.se Per Hedeland
peter@gate1.nmti.com Peter da Silva
petrucci@idx.kodak.com John Petrucci (69923)
phil@focus-systems.on.ca Philip Rittenhouse
philo@qnx.com Phil Oaks
phoffman@netcom.com Paul E. Hoffman
pierre@edfor.com
PJ429759@ccmail.beckman.com Paul J Ashton
pjn@adcmail.atlas.com Pat Noziska
pkarp@volt.iem.pw.edu.pl Piotr Karpiesiuk
pmetzger@lehman.com Perry E. Metzger
pniesink@shl.com NIESINK Patrick (SHINET01)
poppo@ari.ncl.omron.co.jp
postea%geds@mhsgate.salem.ge.com Post Eugene A
pressy@terta.north.de Carsten "Pressy" Bormann
pt@flard.ocunix.on.ca Paul Trunley
ptrubey@shl.com Phil Trubey
quantum!aboyd@uunet.ca Andrew Boyd
quantum!ajedgar@uunet.ca Andrew Edgar
quantum!brianc@uunet.ca Brian Campbell
quantum!dagibbs@uunet.ca David Gibbs
quantum!danh@uunet.ca Dan Hildebrand
quantum!glen@uunet.ca Glen McCready
quantum!joe@uunet.ca Joe Bishop
quantum!miket@uunet.ca Mike Taillon
quantum!patrick@uunet.ca Patrick Hayden
quantum!peterv@uunet.ca Peter van der Veen
quantum!robinb@uunet.ca Robin Burgener
quantum!steve@uunet.ca Steve McPolin
quantum!waflowers@uunet.ca Bill Flowers
quenton@cherni.cherniak.on.ca Dennis Smith
quinn@phoenix.princeton.edu Michael J. Quinn
r.vowles@auckland.ac.nz Richard Vowles
randy@qnx.com Randy Martin
ras@world.std.com Robert A Seace
ratlifc@alexande.ctron.com Christian A. Ratliff
rayferg@netcom.com Ray Fergerson
rayh@eng.auburn.edu Ray W. Hiltbrand
rbwalker@ncs.dnd.ca R. Barry Walker
rcampbel@weejordy.physics.mun.ca Roderick Campbell
rcasey@tuba.aix.calpoly.edu
regan@csos.orst.edu Dave Regan
rgallen@muug.mb.ca Rennie Allen
richh@adcmail.atlas.com Rich Himes
rick@crick.ssctr.bcm.tmc.edu Richard H. Miller
rick@ctis.af.mil Rick Duff
rick@ivy.isc.com Rick Greer
rick@ofa.com
robo@qnx.com Rob Oakley
roedder@netcom.com Spencer Roedder
roger@triplex.socal.com
Roger_Handy_at_atlas@ccmail.atlas.com
roman@cherni.cherniak.on.ca Roman Kulyk
ron@pmafire.inel.gov Ron Clayton
ross@sun-valley.stanford.edu Ross Koningstein
rothwein@woody.msd.lmsc.lockheed.com Bill Rothwein O/81-60 x64201
rps@world.std.com Ronald P Stewart
rufinus@vsuw03.cern.ch JEFFREY RUFINUS, U.WISCONSIN - CERN
rych@festival.ed.ac.uk R Hawkes
SAAST8@vms.cis.pitt.edu
schaefer@bnr.ca Douglas (D.A.) Schaefer
scottk@utig.ig.utexas.edu Scott Kempf
sergio@netcom.com Sergio Ciccolella
shane@spr.com Shane Hartman
sieler@allegro.com Stan Sieler
smorris@jurgen.physics.utoronto.ca Stephen Morris
sohar!tso@hatch.socal.com Kam Sing Tso
ssid@netcom.com Sameer Siddiqui
steinhau@netcom.com Robert Steinhaus
stella!harter@uu.psi.com
stephe@mks.com Stephen Walli
steve%hts@uunet.uu.net Steve Martin
Steve.Clift@ml.csiro.au Steve Clift
stockedg%geds@mhsgate.salem.ge.com Stocker David G
strohm@mksol.dseg.ti.com john r strohm
stu@cherni.cherniak.on.ca Stuart Brudner
sullis@rpi.edu
swm@inel.gov Michael W. Snyder
tarpit!gator.oau.org!larry@osceola.cs.ucf.edu Larry D Snyder
tchannon@black.demon.co.uk Tim Channon
tgutjahr@shl.com Troy Gutjahr
thornton@cs.ubc.ca Jim Thornton
Timo.Rinne@hut.fi Timo Rinne
tkl@inel.gov
tpm@anat.umsmed.edu Terence P. Ma
tran@sun-valley.stanford.edu Hy Tran
trevor@homer.ee.up.ac.za Trevor Pope
ungar@leland.stanford.edu Jeffrey Ungar
uunet!enetq!jatwill James Atwill
vernard@cc.gatech.edu Vernard C. Martin
vesseur@fwi.uva.nl Joep Vesseur
vicken%hts@uunet.uu.net Vicken Aharonian
VINAYA_S1@blrv1.verifone.com VINAYA S. (NETSYS - VERIFONE - BANGALORE)
vrc@inel.gov
wayne@focus-systems.on.ca Wayne Fisher
wdk@inel.gov Kurt D. Welker
wendy%hts@uunet.uu.net Wendy Cairns
whelanrg%geds@mhsgate.salem.ge.com Whelan Roger G
winczer@alpha.dcs.mff.uniba.cs Michal Winczer
winikoff@cs.mu.oz.au
wittlin@sci.kun.nl Aleksander Wittlin
wolkowsb@cuugnet.cuug.ab.ca Brian Wolkowski 263-2600
WORF.dnet!JACOB@rygel.anorad.com Jacob George
wrobel@uci.agh.edu.pl Grzegorz Wrobel
yadallee@galcon.ersys.edmonton.ab.ca Dave Yadallee
yurst@netcom.com Ed Hurst
z50907@mip.lasc.lockheed.com Jeff Sickel
zedel@weejordy.physics.mun.ca Len Zedel
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benningf@aurfs1.aur.alcatel.com Robert F. Benningfield
cward@psylocke.ipc.amex-trs.com Christopher Ward
emil@ictv.com Emil Rojas
fsspr@camelot.acf-lab.alaska.edu Sean P Ryan
ggw@acpub.duke.edu G. "Wolfe" Woodbury
jrm@globalvillag.com John "Rings of Saturn" MacWilliamson
lonadar@judy.indstate.edu Lonadar the Wanderer
mmt@redbrick.com Maxime Taksar KC6ZPS
revu@midway.uchicago.edu Sendhil "Mr. Bubbles" Revuluri
smarry@io.org Smarasderagd Draco
srogers@tad.eds.com Steve Rogers
tmcwill@holonet.net Thomas McWilliams
weeksl@palm.cray.com Larry Weeks
Abstaining Votes
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asolovay@geoworks.com Andrew Solovay
gfs@flard.ocunix.on.ca Gord Seiferling
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calvin@adcmail.atlas.com calvin
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dbowler@adcmail.atlas.com Doug Bowler
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nelsonwr@telerama.pgh.pa.us W. Robert Nelson
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root@parse.ocunix.on.ca System Administrator Robert Krten
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