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From pal@monkeypa.demon.co.uk Tue Mar 7 16:37:05 1995
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From: Linda Palund <pal@monkeypa.demon.co.uk>
Newsgroups: news.announce.newgroups,news.groups,alt.med.fibromyalgia,alt.support.arthritis,misc.health.arthritis,sci.med,sci.med.immunology
Subject: RFD: misc.health.lyme-disease
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REQUEST FOR DISCUSSION
PROPOSED GROUP:
misc.health.lyme-disease Lyme Disease and related issues.
Unmoderated.
This is a formal Request For Discussion concerning the creation of an
unmoderated newsgroup to be called misc.health.lyme-disease. This RFD
is being posted in accordance with the Guidelines for Newgroup
Creation. Its language is based on previously submitted RFDs. Its
format follows a suggestion by David C. Lawrence, the moderator of
news.announce.newgroups.
RATIONALE:
There is currently no discussion group for the many persons suffering
>from Lyme Disease, a devastating illness which is prevalent all over
the world, between the same latitudes and wherever the disease
carrying tick thrives. This disease has become a problem from North
America to Slovakia and beyond, with symptoms as varied as the
terrain. Patients are often left isolated by their debilitating
symptoms in quite rural locations.
Because their activities often take them into areas where the tick is
found, Lyme Disease is particularly common among teenagers and young
children. Fortunately, many of these young people have access to a
computer, usually through their school. Both young patients and adult
sufferers may never actually meet another Lyme Disease patient face
to face, and being able to communicate via a Lyme Disease newsgroup
could be invaluable help in easing their fears and giving them the
support they need, for although there are Lyme Disease support groups
in various geographic locations, the severe limitations of the varied
symptoms experienced by patients make it often impossible for them to
physically attend these groups. This proposed newsgroup would give
housebound patients a much needed forum to discuss their
problems,symptoms, fears and victories.
MAILING LISTS:
There currently exists a Lyme Disease Mailing List, LymeNet, which
publishes an informational newsletter to its 1200 direct subscribers,
as well as being gated to the sci.med newsgroup. In addition, I am
aware that many people copy the LymeNet Newsletter and redistribute
it as per the reprint agreement.
LymeNet is useful for the dissemination of new information about Lyme
disease as it is made available and will definitely be useful as a
resource for the proposed discussion group, but it is not able to
offer the give and take that an open discussion group can offer and
the publishers of LymeNet have no plans to make such a discussion
group available to all sites. I am planning to ask the publishers to
gateway the LymeNet Mailing List to misc.health.lyme-disease.
CHARTER:
The proposed newsgroup would be intended for discussion about the many
different aspects of Lyme Disease as experienced by patients, their
caregivers, friends and family members, doctors and other medical
professionals, or anyone affected by or involved with Lyme Disease.
Anyone with an interest in Lyme Disease is free to post, including the
medical and scientific community, but this newsgroup is mainly
interested in fostering communication between Lyme Disease sufferers
>from all parts of the globe, rather than purely medical or scientific
debate, although these discussions will be welcome for informational
purposes.
The following are examples of possible posting topics:
- symptoms and questions arising from the onset of new symptoms
- treatments and therapies, both conventional and alternative
- emotions, including fears and anxieties caused by this illness
- social issues regarding this illness
- problems in the medical community confronting Lyme Disease
- new information and resources available about this illness
- related practical problems and solutions
Commercial advertisements may NOT be posted to this proposed group.
PROCEDURE:
After a discussion period of 21-30 days, and if there are no
overwhelming objections to the proposed group, there will be a Call
For Votes (CFV) posted to the same groups as this RFD. The voting
period will be at least 21 days. If the group passes by receiving
a 2/3rds majority of YES votes to all valid YES & NO votes as well as
100 more YES votes than NO votes, it will be created.
DISTRIBUTION:
This RFD is being posted to the following relevant newsgroups:
news.announce.newgroups, news.groups
alt.med.fibromyalgia, alt.support.arthritis, misc.health.arthritis
sci.med, sci.med.immunology
Subsequent discussion should take place in news.groups, or by
private e-mail to the proponent. The headers of this message are
set to direct standard Usenet software to do this automatically.
Please send a copy of every followup article to the proponent as
well to avoid being accidentally ignored.
Proposed by: Linda Palund <pal@monkeypa.demon.co.uk>
Mentor: Taneli Huuskonen <huuskone@cc.helsinki.fi>
From monkeypa@dircon.co.uk Thu May 25 18:47:02 1995
Path: uunet!bounce-back
From: Linda Palund <monkeypa@dircon.co.uk>
Newsgroups: news.announce.newgroups,news.groups,alt.med.fibromyalgia,alt.support.arthritis,misc.health.arthritis,sci.med,sci.med.immunology
Subject: 2nd RFD: sci.med.diseases.lyme
Date: 23 May 1995 15:33:44 -0400
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REQUEST FOR DISCUSSION (RFD)
unmoderated group sci.med.diseases.lyme
changed proposal from unmoderated group misc.health.lyme-disease
Newsgroups line:
sci.med.diseases.lyme Lyme Disease and related issues.
This is a formal Request For Discussion concerning the creation of an
unmoderated newsgroup to be called sci.med.diseases.lyme.
This is the same group that was recently proposed under the title of
misc.health.lyme-disease. After a long discussion period it was
decided by consensus that the misc.health category was not the best
choice for a Lyme Disease discussion group for the following reasons:
Many of the respondents were unable to access the misc category at
their sites. In addition, the consensus felt that the sci.med
category would better serve their desires to have a serious as well as
informative and accessible forum for discussion and would encourage
the participation of the medical and scientific community. Therefore
we are posting the RFD again under the new name of
sci.med.diseases.lyme.
The first paragraph of the Charter has been amended to include anyone who
has an interest in educating themselves about the symptoms, treatment, and
prevention of Lyme Disease. The second paragraph of the Charter has been
changed to reflect the wishes of the consensus to encourage participation
by the medical and scientific community. Other changes that have been made
are inessential corrections in wording to clarify the language of the RFD.
This RFD is being posted in accordance with the Guidelines for Newsgroup
Creation. Its language is based on previously submitted RFDs. Its
format follows a suggestion by David C. Lawrence, the moderator of
news.announce.newgroups.
RATIONALE:
There is currently no discussion group for the many persons suffering from
Lyme Disease, a devastating illness which has become a problem from North
America to Slovakia or wherever the disease carrying tick thrives. The
symptoms are as varied as the terrain and patients are often left isolated
by these debilitating symptoms in quite rural locations.
Although there are Lyme Disease support groups in various geographic
locations, the severe limitations of the varied symptoms experienced by
patients make it often impossible for them to physically attend these
groups. This proposed newsgroup would give housebound patients a much
needed forum to discuss their problems, symptoms, fears and victories. Lyme
Disease is particularly common among teenagers and young children because
their activities often take them into areas where the tick is found.
Fortunately, many of these young people have access to a computer, usually
through their school. Both young patients and adult sufferers may never
actually meet another Lyme Disease patient face to face, and being able to
communicate via a Lyme Disease newsgroup could be invaluable help in easing
their fears and giving them the support they need.
MAILING LISTS:
There currently exists a Lyme Disease Mailing List, LymeNet, which publishes
an informational newsletter to its 1200 direct subscribers, as well as
being gated to the sci.med newsgroup. In addition, I am aware that many
people copy the LymeNet Newsletter and redistribute it as per the reprint
agreement.
LymeNet is useful for the dissemination of new information about Lyme
Disease as it is made available and will definitely be useful as a resource
for the proposed discussion group, however it is not able to offer the give
and take that an open discussion group can offer and the publishers of
LymeNet have no plans to make such a discussion group available to all
sites. We are planning to gateway the LymeNet Mailing List to
sci.med.diseases.lyme.
CHARTER:
The proposed newsgroup is intended for discussion about the many different
aspects of Lyme Disease as experienced by patients, their caregivers,
friends and family members, doctors and other medical professionals, or
anyone affected by or involved with Lyme Disease, as well as those who wish
to learn about its symptoms, latest treatment options and its prevention.
Anyone with an interest in Lyme Disease is free to post, including the
medical and scientific community, as this newsgroup is interested both in
fostering communication between Lyme Disease sufferers from all parts of
the globe, as well as providing an open forum for the exchange of medical
and scientific information which can be useful to all participants. Above
all, we wish to encourage a supportive and open atmosphere for the free
exchange of opinions and information.
The following are examples of possible posting topics:
- questions regarding any aspect of Lyme Disease
- symptoms and problems arising from the onset of new symptoms
- treatments and therapies, both conventional and alternative
- emotions, including fears and anxieties caused by this illness
- social issues regarding this illness
- problems in the medical community in regard to Lyme Disease
- new information and resources available about the disease
- related practical problems or solutions
- Lyme Disease research findings
Commercial advertisements may NOT be posted to this proposed group.
PROCEDURE:
If there are no overwhelming objections to the proposed group, there will
be a Call For Votes (CFV) posted to the same groups as this RFD. The
voting period will be at least 21 days. If the group passes by receiving a
2/3rds majority of YES votes to all valid YES & NO votes as well as 100
more YES votes than NO votes, it will be created.
DISTRIBUTION:
This RFD is being posted to the following relevant newsgroups:
news.announce.newgroups, news.groups
alt.med.fibromyalgia
alt.support.arthritis, misc.health.arthritis
sci.med, sci.med.immunology
Subsequent discussion should take place in news.groups only, not in
other above-mentioned groups. The Followup-To: header is set
accordingly.
Proposed by: Linda Palund <monkeypa@dircon.co.uk>
Mentor: Taneli Huuskonen <huuskone@cc.helsinki.fi>
From warren@syra.net Wed Jun 21 16:42:56 1995
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Subject: CFV: sci.med.diseases.lyme
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FIRST CALL FOR VOTES (of 2)
unmoderated group sci.med.diseases.lyme
Newsgroups line:
sci.med.diseases.lyme Lyme Disease: patient support, research & information.
Votes must be received by 23:59:59 UTC, 12 July 1995.
This vote is being conducted by a neutral third party. For voting
questions only contact Warren Lavallee <warren@Syra.NET>. For
questions about the proposed group contact Linda Palund
<monkeypa@dircon.co.uk>.
DISTRIBUTION
This CFV has been cross posted to:
sci.med, sci.med.immunology, alt.med.fibromyalgia,
alt.support.arthritis, misc.health.arthritis, bionet.microbiology,
sci.bio.microbiology
And EMailed to:
LymeNet <lymenet-l@lehigh.edu>
CHARTER
The proposed newsgroup, sci.med.diseases.lyme, is intended
for discussion about the many different aspects of Lyme Disease as
experienced by patients, their caregivers, friends and family members,
doctors and other medical professionals, or anyone affected by or
involved with Lyme Disease, as well as those who wish to learn about its
symptoms, latest treatment options and its prevention.
Anyone with an interest in Lyme Disease is free to post,
including the medical and scientific community, as this newsgroup
is interested both in fostering communication between Lyme Disease
sufferers from all parts of the globe, as well as providing an open
forum for the exchange of medical and scientific information which
can be useful to all participants. Above all, we wish to encourage a
supportive and open atmosphere for the free exchange of opinions and
information.
The following are examples of possible posting topics:
- questions regarding any aspect of Lyme Disease
- symptoms and problems arising from the onset of new symptoms
- treatments and therapies, both conventional and alternative
- emotions, including fears and anxieties caused by this illness
- social issues regarding this illness
- problems in the medical community in regard to Lyme Disease
- new information and resources available about the disease
- related practical problems or solutions
- Lyme Disease research findings
Commercial advertisements may NOT be posted to this proposed group.
LymeNet Mailing List will be gatewayed to sci.med.diseases.lyme
RATIONALE
There is currently no discussion group for the many persons
suffering from or involved with Lyme Disease. The symptoms of Lyme
Disease are as varied as the terrain in which the disease carrying tick
thrives, and patients are often left isolated by their debilitating
symptoms in quite rural locations. Although there are Lyme Disease
support groups in various geographic locations, the severe limitations
of the symptoms experienced by patients make it often impossible for
them to physically attend these groups. This proposed newsgroup would
give housebound patients a much needed forum to discuss the disease,
as well as giving them the support they need. It will also enable
researchers and doctors from all over the medical and scientific
community who are studying this disease, to communicate via the Lyme
Disease newsgroup and could be invaluable help in the dissemination of
useful information to all persons concerned with Lyme
Disease.
HOW TO VOTE
Send MAIL to: voting@Syra.NET
Just Replying should work if you are not reading this on a mailing list.
Your mail message should contain *one* and only one of the following
statements. DO NOT QUOTE THIS CFV IN YOUR VOTE.
I vote YES on sci.med.diseases.lyme
I vote NO on sci.med.diseases.lyme
I vote ABSTAIN on sci.med.diseases.lyme
I CANCEL my vote on sci.med.diseases.lyme
Neither ABSTAIN nor CANCEL messages are counted as votes; they serve
only to cancel any previous vote. Abstentions are noted in the final
vote list, whereas CANCEL removes your vote from that list entirely.
(This is the only difference between the two.)
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's your responsibility to make sure your vote is registered correctly.
If you later change your mind you may vote again; only your last valid
vote will count.
Anonymous votes will not be accepted. Votes mailed by WWW/HTML/CGI
forms are considered anonymous votes. (The vote must be mailed
directly from the voter to the votetaker.)
In cases where voting fraud is determined to have occurred, it is
standard operating procedure to delete ALL votes submitted by the
violator.
If you give anyone a copy of the CFV, it must be whole and unmodified.
When in doubt, ask the votetaker.
Standard Guidelines for voting apply: no more than one vote per person,
no more than one vote per account. If you attempt multiple votes or
other vote fraud, all your votes may be canceled and your name published.
The complete vote list will be posted with the vote result, including
how each person voted. Note that Usenet votes are not done by secret
ballot.
There will then be a five-day period during which the published vote
list may be corrected and any irregularities addressed. The
requirements for group creation are 100 more YES votes than NO votes,
and 2/3 of all counted votes being YES.
From warren@syra.net Tue Jul 11 13:28:22 1995
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Subject: 2nd CFV: sci.med.diseases.lyme
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LAST CALL FOR VOTES (of 2)
unmoderated group sci.med.diseases.lyme
Newsgroups line:
sci.med.diseases.lyme Lyme Disease: patient support, research & information.
Votes must be received by 23:59:59 UTC, 12 July 1995.
This vote is being conducted by a neutral third party. For voting
questions only contact Warren Lavallee <warren@Syra.NET>. For
questions about the proposed group contact Linda Palund
<monkeypa@dircon.co.uk>.
DISTRIBUTION
This CFV has been cross posted to:
sci.med, sci.med.immunology, alt.med.fibromyalgia,
alt.support.arthritis, misc.health.arthritis, bionet.microbiology,
sci.bio.microbiology
And EMailed to:
LymeNet <lymenet-l@lehigh.edu>
CHARTER
The proposed newsgroup, sci.med.diseases.lyme, is intended
for discussion about the many different aspects of Lyme Disease as
experienced by patients, their caregivers, friends and family members,
doctors and other medical professionals, or anyone affected by or
involved with Lyme Disease, as well as those who wish to learn about its
symptoms, latest treatment options and its prevention.
Anyone with an interest in Lyme Disease is free to post,
including the medical and scientific community, as this newsgroup
is interested both in fostering communication between Lyme Disease
sufferers from all parts of the globe, as well as providing an open
forum for the exchange of medical and scientific information which
can be useful to all participants. Above all, we wish to encourage a
supportive and open atmosphere for the free exchange of opinions and
information.
The following are examples of possible posting topics:
- questions regarding any aspect of Lyme Disease
- symptoms and problems arising from the onset of new symptoms
- treatments and therapies, both conventional and alternative
- emotions, including fears and anxieties caused by this illness
- social issues regarding this illness
- problems in the medical community in regard to Lyme Disease
- new information and resources available about the disease
- related practical problems or solutions
- Lyme Disease research findings
Commercial advertisements may NOT be posted to this proposed group.
LymeNet Mailing List will be gatewayed to sci.med.diseases.lyme
RATIONALE
There is currently no discussion group for the many persons
suffering from or involved with Lyme Disease. The symptoms of Lyme
Disease are as varied as the terrain in which the disease carrying tick
thrives, and patients are often left isolated by their debilitating
symptoms in quite rural locations. Although there are Lyme Disease
support groups in various geographic locations, the severe limitations
of the symptoms experienced by patients make it often impossible for
them to physically attend these groups. This proposed newsgroup would
give housebound patients a much needed forum to discuss the disease,
as well as giving them the support they need. It will also enable
researchers and doctors from all over the medical and scientific
community who are studying this disease, to communicate via the Lyme
Disease newsgroup and could be invaluable help in the dissemination of
useful information to all persons concerned with Lyme
Disease.
HOW TO VOTE
Send MAIL to: voting@Syra.NET
Just Replying should work if you are not reading this on a mailing list.
Your mail message should contain *one* and only one of the following
statements. DO NOT QUOTE THIS CFV IN YOUR VOTE.
I vote YES on sci.med.diseases.lyme
I vote NO on sci.med.diseases.lyme
I vote ABSTAIN on sci.med.diseases.lyme
I CANCEL my vote on sci.med.diseases.lyme
Neither ABSTAIN nor CANCEL messages are counted as votes; they serve
only to cancel any previous vote. Abstentions are noted in the final
vote list, whereas CANCEL removes your vote from that list entirely.
(This is the only difference between the two.)
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's your responsibility to make sure your vote is registered correctly.
If you later change your mind you may vote again; only your last valid
vote will count.
Anonymous votes will not be accepted. Votes mailed by WWW/HTML/CGI
forms are considered anonymous votes. (The vote must be mailed
directly from the voter to the votetaker.)
In cases where voting fraud is determined to have occurred, it is
standard operating procedure to delete ALL votes submitted by the
violator.
If you give anyone a copy of the CFV, it must be whole and unmodified.
When in doubt, ask the votetaker.
Standard Guidelines for voting apply: no more than one vote per person,
no more than one vote per account. If you attempt multiple votes or
other vote fraud, all your votes may be canceled and your name published.
The complete vote list will be posted with the vote result, including
how each person voted. Note that Usenet votes are not done by secret
ballot.
There will then be a five-day period during which the published vote
list may be corrected and any irregularities addressed. The
requirements for group creation are 100 more YES votes than NO votes,
and 2/3 of all counted votes being YES.
From warren@syra.net Fri Jul 14 11:19:58 1995
Status: RO
Path: uunet!in1.uu.net!bounce-back
From: warren@syra.net (Warren Lavallee)
Newsgroups: news.announce.newgroups,news.groups,sci.med,sci.med.immunology,alt.med.fibromyalgia,alt.support.arthritis,misc.health.arthritis,bionet.microbiology,sci.bio.microbiology
Subject: RESULT: sci.med.diseases.lyme passes 131:13
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RESULT
unmoderated group sci.med.diseases.lyme passes 131:13
There were 131 YES votes and 13 NO votes, for a total of 144 valid votes.
There were 4 abstains and 8 invalid ballots.
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 group shortly thereafter.
sci.med.diseases.lyme passed on Tue Jul 4 15:29:53 1995
Newsgroups line:
sci.med.diseases.lyme Lyme Disease: patient support, research & information.
This vote was being conducted by a neutral third party. For voting
questions only contact Warren Lavallee <warren@Syra.NET>. For questions
about the proposed group contact Linda Palund <monkeypa@dircon.co.uk>.
CHARTER
The proposed newsgroup, sci.med.diseases.lyme, is intended
for discussion about the many different aspects of Lyme Disease as
experienced by patients, their caregivers, friends and family members,
doctors and other medical professionals, or anyone affected by or
involved with Lyme Disease, as well as those who wish to learn about its
symptoms, latest treatment options and its prevention.
Anyone with an interest in Lyme Disease is free to post,
including the medical and scientific community, as this newsgroup
is interested both in fostering communication between Lyme Disease
sufferers from all parts of the globe, as well as providing an open
forum for the exchange of medical and scientific information which
can be useful to all participants. Above all, we wish to encourage a
supportive and open atmosphere for the free exchange of opinions and
information.
The following are examples of possible posting topics:
- questions regarding any aspect of Lyme Disease
- symptoms and problems arising from the onset of new symptoms
- treatments and therapies, both conventional and alternative
- emotions, including fears and anxieties caused by this illness
- social issues regarding this illness
- problems in the medical community in regard to Lyme Disease
- new information and resources available about the disease
- related practical problems or solutions
- Lyme Disease research findings
Commercial advertisements may NOT be posted to this proposed group.
LymeNet Mailing List will be gatewayed to sci.med.diseases.lyme
[This collection of addresses is (C)1995 by Consultix Computer Services.
Permission is strictly NOT given to use this list or any part thereof to
make a mailing list, or for mass-mailings. Any other use is fine.]
sci.med.diseases.lyme Final Vote Ack
Voted Yes
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adair@scr.siemens.com Jonathan Adair
ahall@cs.uml.edu Andrew Hall
aimee@gov.nt.ca Aimee Phillpot
al715@yfn.ysu.edu Tina M. Wood
andrea.holtz@gmd.de
armhold@tenebris.rutgers.edu George Armhold
AVIRAMA@UNIVSCVM.CSD.SCAROLINA.EDU Amittai F. Aviram
bailey@hagar.ph.utexas.edu Ed Bailey
BK4Leg@aol.com
bkaim@unm.edu beth kaimowitz
bn293@cleveland.Freenet.Edu Douglas P. Shannon
botteron@gnu.ai.mit.edu Carol J. Botteron
BOWLESMK@SNYDELAB.DELHI.EDU
bparker@interaccess.com Ben Parker
brian@geog.ubc.ca Brian Klinkenberg
c96@vm.urz.uni-heidelberg.de
cdcge@sunset.backbone.olemiss.edu Christine Gilmore Eubanks
chicago@ix.netcom.com Chicago
clstampe@mailbox.syr.edu Chris Stamper
cmn@icbdfcs3.fc.hp.com Catherine Nelson
cnewport@netix.demon.co.uk Chris Newport
colman@terraport.net Colman M. Jones
croft@EMBL-Heidelberg.DE David Croft
csinger@uxh.cso.uiuc.edu
darek@mulberry.com Darek Iwanski
Darren_Abbanat_at_USPRMG41@internetmail.pr.cyanamid.com
DCSKYDIVE@aol.com
djenkins@midland.co.nz Dean Jenkins
dmanley@eideti.com Dick Manley
dmurphy@olac.Berkeley.EDU Doug Murphy
dporter@solar.sky.net Donna Herrell
draziw@netcom.com Ryan
effie@gti.net effie
eugene@pioneer.arc.nasa.gov Eugene N. Miya
giese@dev.cdx.mot.com Bruce Giese
gomes@ICSI.Berkeley.EDU Benedict A. Gomes
gonza006@maroon.tc.umn.edu Pat Gonzales
grabowz@eng2.uconn.edu ZmG
grady@world.std.com Dick Grady
groo@netcom.com Kiran Wagle
gwb@Glue.umd.edu George W. Baltz
hampson@csuvax1.murdoch.edu.au David Hampson
hblatman@iac.net Hal Blatman
hermit@cats.ucsc.edu
HIRSCHBERG#m#_MARVIN@lims-a1.lerc.nasa.gov Marvin Hirschberg (216)433-3206
HW1.JWONG2@HW1.CAHWNET.GOV Jane Wong
igold@pasteur.fr Dr Iain G. Old
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janetk@no2sun.cray.com Janet Kowalewski
jbyers@primenet.com James M. Byers
jimst@ibeam.jf.intel.com
jknauerh@magnus.acs.ohio-state.edu Joyce A Knauerhase
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jmlake@cogsci.uiuc.edu Mike Lake
jod@equator.com John Setel O'Donnell
joelh@rdz.stjohns.edu Joel Hornstein
jolsen@mod.com Jim Olsen
jonboy@io.org Jonboy
joseph@cis.ohio-state.edu Sudish Joseph
joy@nr-atp.cit.cornell.edu Joy Veronneau
jperrin@umich.edu
jrsherlo@prairienet.org John R. Sherlock
jwlester@ucdavis.edu John Lester
Karl-Heinz.Kuhn@biologie.uni-regensburg.de Karl-Heinz Kuhn t2150
kathy@aztec.asu.edu KATHY L. BIRDWELL
ken@thor.ST.3Com.COM Ken Descoteaux
kimketo@utu.fi Kimmo Ketolainen +358 40 500 2957
knauer@ibeam.jf.intel.com Rob Knauerhase
kundry@crl.com Trisha Benedict
lapoint@ARL.MIL Claude Lapointe (ACISD)
list-votes@dream.hb.north.de Martin Schr"oder
lthomas@SIRIUS.COM Les Thomas
M.Davidson@isode.com Madelaine Davidson
mac7@po.CWRU.Edu Michael A. Chary
marc@world.std.com Marc Dashevsky
mbrosseau@mhv.net
mkc@graphics.cornell.edu Mitch Collinsworth
monkeypa@dircon.co.uk Linda Palund
moore@easi.com Robert K. Moore
morse@dorsai.dorsai.org Michael Ricci
msnirhod@olive.mscc.huji.ac.il Omer Nirhod
mstern@lindsay.Princeton.EDU Marlene J. Stern
ndallen@io.org Nigel Allen
nelial@netcom.com Nelia Lyda
nhaven1@minerva.cis.yale.edu North Haven High School
nick@inferno.fc.hp.com Nick Ingegneri
norman.birkett@gs.com Norman Birkett
paula@VFL.Paramax.COM
pdecker@lds.loral.com Philip Decker
Peter.Rohleder@gmd.de Peter Rohleder
pimentel@roots.ultranet.com John Pimentel
pp002773@interramp.com Jim DePietro
PTYZEN@Gems.VCU.EDU
radman@teleport.com
radrayer@panix.com Rebecca Drayer
randolph.little@att.com R.S.LITTLE
rconnell@sadis05.kelly.af.mil RALPH W. CONNELL - LGSPI
rebotis@crocker.com Rebecca Otis
redfox@VNET.IBM.COM
RenieTlr@aol.com
RGINZBERG@EAGLE.WESLEYAN.EDU Ruth Ginzberg
rgyure@aol.com RGyure
rick@bcm.tmc.edu Richard H. Miller
rlevy@lonestar.jpl.utsa.edu Robert M. Levy
rmpol@netcom.com
roger@marshall.manawatu.planet.co.nz Roger Marshall
rsc@advanced.org R. S. Camm
rsmits@ham.island.net Robert Smits
rufinus@mbe.ece.wisc.edu Jeffrey Rufinus
sctdr@cr41.staffs.ac.uk David Revitt
shelley@netcom.com shells
shimeall@cs.nps.navy.mil timothy shimeall
shorton@ic.sunysb.edu Schuyler W Horton
singer@ortel.org Gil Singer
snowhite@aa.net Linda W. White
sonata@eskimo.com Boudicca
stonesifer#m#_phyllis@msgw.vf.mmc.com Stonesifer, Phyllis
str@crl.com Steve Roberts
s_rich@nocmsmgw.harvard.edu s rich
tanks@banks.iii.net Barnet Sherman
tccn@tccn.com Coralie J. Allen
teleganp@derm.med.upenn.edu Patti Telegan
tgm@netcom.com Thomas G. McWilliams
Ticktalk2@aol.com
tsinger@u.washington.edu T. Singer
twpierce@midway.uchicago.edu Tim Pierce
UGM3AA@SOUTH-01.NOVELL.LEEDS.AC.UK Abdul W Abdul
ulf.garpmo@ng.hik.se Ulf Garpmo
wanagin@kingkong.escape.de Ulf Bahrenfuss
Voted No
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ahm@sashimi.wwa.com Andrew H. Marrinson
akilgour@thinkage.on.ca Anita Kilgour
balaji@nexus.yorku.ca Balaji
csaamw@urc.tue.nl Michiel Wijers
ed@crl.com Ed Anderson
ed@titipu.resun.com Edward Reid
ewl@panix.com Emery Lapinski
hitech@primenet.com HiTech
jbl@levin.MV.COM Joel B Levin
kshojani@wimsey.com Kam Shojania, MD
smarry@turing.toronto.edu Smarasderagd
stainles@bga.com Dwight Brown
widenius@cc.helsinki.fi Risto Widenius
Abstained
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crouchkp@flidh101.delcoelect.com Kenneth P Crouch
Edward_McSweegan@exec.niaid.pc.niaid.nih.gov Edward McSweegan
huuskone@cc.helsinki.fi Taneli Huuskonen
mmt@RedBrick.COM M Mike Taksar KC6ZPS
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