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REQUEST FOR DISCUSSION (RFD)
moderated group sci.psychology.psychotherapy
This is a formal Request For Discussion (RFD) for the change in
status from unmoderated to moderated for the Usenet newsgroup,
sci.psychology.psychotherapy. This is not a Call for Votes (CFV);
you cannot vote at this time. Procedural details are below.
Newsgroup line:
sci.psychology.psychotherapy Practice of psychotherapy. (Moderated)
RATIONALE: sci.psychology.psychotherapy
Since this newsgroup was created a year ago, it has acted as a
dumping ground for any miscellaneous article an author feels is
appropriate, without regard to the group's charter. Instead of
becoming a niche for professionals and laypeople alike to discuss
psychotherapy techniques and similar topics, it has become a foggy
mirror of sci.psychology.misc, hosting discussions on topics ranging
from sex with children to the ever-popular scientology topics.
Personal e-mail, changing followups in threads, and posting the
charter on a regular basis has done little to dissuade the
off-charter topics that regularly appear and overwhelm the newsgroup.
Individuals, too, have used this and similar groups as a soap-box
in which to preach their particular gripes against psychotherapy,
or more generally, science and psychology. While certainly criticism
of psychotherapy is appropriate to this forum, dozens of articles
posted every day from the same people also are overwhelming the
group's ability to sustain and propose other appropriate topics.
Dozens of professionals who have contacted me in the past year
have stated their desire to utilize the forum for discussions of
psychotherapy topics, but are fearful to do so because of the flames
and personal insults they have observed on it.
It is therefore proposed to moderate this newsgroup with a broad
range of moderators, to help reduce the overwhelming noise on
the group and bring it closer to the intentions of the original
charter.
CHARTER: sci.psychology.psychotherapy
This newsgroup is for the discussion of all different modalities of
psychotherapy, their efficacy, and their acceptance within the
psychotherapeutic community. All forms of psychotherapy as
practiced by a wide range of disciplines (psychology, psychiatry,
marriage and family counseling, social work, etc.) are
welcomed here, as are all clinicians in varying fields. Emphasis
is placed on discussing psychotherapeutic methods, rather than
research or theory, since these latter topics are covered in separate
newsgroups.
Examples of appropriate topics for this newsgroup might be discussion
of techniques used in interpersonal therapy, cognitive-behavioral
therapy, psychoanalysis, psychodynamic therapy, marriage and family
therapy, client-centered therapy, rational-emotive therapy, etc.
Ethical issues in practice as well as specific psychotherapeutic
techniques may also be discussed. Case discussions, as long as
anonymity is ensured, are also welcome. Participants are reminded
always to be careful of confidentiality and ethical issues when
posting such questions.
Individuals seeking help or information on a specific emotional,
psychological or related physical problem or disorder
may also post questions about specifical psychotherapeutic
techniques and treatments. Individuals are encouraged, however,
to seek out answers to these types of questions elsewhere first.
Advertisements for any products, as well as discussions on:
psychopharamalogical interventions, whether psychology is a
"science" or not, scientology topics, whether X behavior is
"normal" or not, and on any research or theoretical areas
outside the purview of psychology or psychotherapy would remain
on other existing newsgroups and are examples of topics that are
inappropriate for this group. "Flaming" and personal insults are
also not appropriate to this newsgroup.
Moderation Guidelines:
This is a loosely moderated group, moderation mainly being
used to screen out irrelevant, non-psycotherapy articles, personal
attacks and arguments, irrelevant political debate, and other
topics as warranted.
The purpose of moderation on sci.psychology.psychotherapy
is create a collegial forum for the discussion about
psychotherapy -- in all forms and as practiced by any clinician.
For purposes of moderation, psychotherapy is used in a broad
sense. It includes the discussion of topics that overlap with
other academic disciplines along with nontraditional areas and
approaches to psychotherapy. Similarly, "related issues" and
"applications" are defined broadly.
Moderation of sci.psychology.psychotherapy is not the Usenet
equivalent of editing a journal; it is meant to work as a filter.
The moderation is conducted in a spirit of inclusiveness and
collegiality. Authors are encouraged to keep the content of their
articles directed toward applications of psychotherapy. Authors
are also encouraged to cite relevant references in the literature
or provide some documentation for claims when and if possible.
When disagreeing with another poster, authors are encouraged to
concentrate on the others' ideas.
Submission Guidelines:
Articles should be checked for spelling and
formatted with a line length of less than 72 columns,
or else they will be automatically rejected. Articles
will be edited for length and clarity.
Articles will also be automatically rejected if they are
crossposted to non-psychology related newsgroups. Please
resubmit the article and post it only to sci.psychology.psychotherapy
and other sci.psychology newsgroups if this happens.
Articles requesting a literature search or references
on a given topic will automatically be rejected out of
hand, unless it is shown such a search has already
been done and was fruitless. This includes the typical
"Does anybody know anything about topic X?" or "Where
do I look for information on topic Y?" The answer, of
course, is in your local library.
Followups-To: and Reply-To: headers
will be set to the appropriate address or newsgroup
at the moderator's discretion.
If accepted, the article will be posted to
sci.psychology.psychotherapy in a couple of days.
(Please be patient.)
Since most articles are written and sent to us
through newsreaders and various mail transports
across the Internet, it is recommended that authors
hold onto a copy of their submitted article in case of loss.
If the article is not accepted, a moderator
will notify you of the rejection and give a brief
explanation of why it was not accepted. Articles
can be resubmitted for further consideration.
If an author would like a resubmission to be
considered by the entire set of moderators, it
should be noted in the mail to moderator. If the
majority of the moderators approve of the article,
it will be posted in a couple of days.
Threads may be terminated and/or new articles may
be rejected on these threads if there are many
submissions saying essentially the same thing.
Specifically, if an article has 80% or more same
content as a previously-approved article which was
posted in the past 30 days, it will be rejected.
Any person who _repeatedly_ abuses the
charter, the group, the moderators, netiquette,
etc., will not have articles approved,
regardless of the content, until they can show
good cause that they have changed their behaviors
to conform to this charter.
END CHARTER.
MODERATOR INFO: sci.psychology.psychotherapy
Moderator: Rolf Lindgren <rolf.lindgren@psykologi.uio.no>
Moderator: Paul Bernhardt <Paul.Bernhardt@m.cc.utah.edu>
Moderator: Phil Cremer <cheepnis@onramp.net>
Moderator: Mike Rael <lakid@netcom.com>
Moderator: John Grohol <grohol@coil.com>
This moderation team is preliminary and changes may be
made during the RFD process.
END MODERATOR INFO.
PROCEDURE:
This is a request for discussion, not a call for votes. In this phase
of the process, any potential problems with the proposed newsgroups
should be raised and resolved. The discussion period will continue
for a minimum of 21 days (starting from when the first RFD for this
proposal is posted to news.announce.newgroups), after which a Call For
Votes (CFV) may be posted by a neutral vote taker if the discussion
warrants it. Please do not attempt to vote until this happens.
All discussion of this proposal should be posted to news.groups.
This RFD attempts to comply fully with the Usenet newsgroup creation
guidelines outlined in "How to Create a New Usenet Newsgroup" and "How
to Format and Submit a New Group Proposal". Please refer to these
documents (available in news.announce.newgroups) if you have any
questions about the process.
DISTRIBUTION:
news.announce.newgroups, news.groups,
sci.psychology.psychotherapy, sci.psychology.announce,
sci.psychology.misc
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Proponent: John M. Grohol, Psy.D. <grohol@coil.com>
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From grohol@coil.com Fri May 24 16:12:31 1996
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From: John Grohol <grohol@coil.com>
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Subject: 2nd RFD: sci.psychology.psychotherapy moderated
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REQUEST FOR DISCUSSION (RFD)
moderated group sci.psychology.psychotherapy
This is the second formal Request For Discussion (RFD) for the change
in status from unmoderated to moderated for the Usenet newsgroup,
sci.psychology.psychotherapy. This is not a Call for Votes (CFV);
you cannot vote at this time. Procedural details are below.
Newsgroup line:
sci.psychology.psychotherapy Practice of psychotherapy. (Moderated)
CHANGES SINCE THE 1st RFD: sci.psychology.psychotherapy
Where appropriate, changes since the 1st RFD are noted by
asterisks. A summary of these changes follows:
1. A rationale was added for moderating the existing group
over adding an additional newsgroup on the same topic.
2. Two new tentative moderators were added to the moderation
team.
3. Psychpharmacology was removed as an objectionable
topic in the charter and is now considered an appropriate
topic for discussion in the proposed newsgroup.
4. Submission guidelines were edited for clarity, to ensure that
it is understood that the proposed moderation is to be "loose."
Specific changes include reducing the ability to edit a submission
before approving it, removing objectionable language, reducing
power of moderators to act individually or in an abusive manner to
censor one poster, making acceptance criteria more liberal and
clarified editing guidelines and language.
RATIONALE: sci.psychology.psychotherapy
Since this newsgroup was created a year ago, it has acted as a
dumping ground for any miscellaneous article an author feels is
appropriate, without regard to the group's charter. Instead of
becoming a niche for professionals and laypeople alike to discuss
psychotherapy techniques and similar topics, it has become a foggy
mirror of sci.psychology.misc, hosting discussions on topics ranging
from sex with children to the ever-popular scientology topics.
Personal e-mail, changing followups in threads, and posting the
charter on a regular basis has done little to dissuade the
off-charter topics that regularly appear and overwhelm the newsgroup.
Individuals, too, have used this and similar groups as a soap-box
in which to preach their particular gripes against psychotherapy,
or more generally, science and psychology. While certainly criticism
of psychotherapy is appropriate to this forum, dozens of articles
posted every day from the same people also are overwhelming the
group's ability to sustain and propose other appropriate topics.
Dozens of professionals who have contacted me in the past year
have stated their desire to utilize the forum for discussions of
psychotherapy topics, but are fearful to do so because of the flames
and personal insults they have observed on it.
It is therefore proposed to moderate this newsgroup with a broad
range of moderators, to help reduce the overwhelming noise on
the group and bring it closer to the intentions of the original
charter.
* An additional newsgroup for discussion of psychotherapy topics
* does not appear warranted at this time, given the relatively low
* volume of articles on sci.psychology.psychotherapy
* (less than 200 per day) and its relative age (created less than
* a year ago). No current topics on sci.psychology.psychotherapy
* which discuss psychotherapy or therapy in general would
* appear to be inappropriate to the proposed moderated version
* of the newsgroup, according to the revised charter below.
CHARTER: sci.psychology.psychotherapy
This newsgroup is for the discussion of all different modalities of
psychotherapy, their efficacy, and their acceptance within the
psychotherapeutic and broader worldwide community.
All forms of psychotherapy as practiced by a wide range
of disciplines (psychology, psychiatry,
marriage and family counseling, social work, etc.) are
welcomed here, as are all clinicians in varying fields. Emphasis
is placed on discussing psychotherapeutic methods, rather than
research or theory, since these latter topics are covered in separate
newsgroups. However, research and theory discussions related
to psychotherapy and psychotherapeutic methods are welcomed.
Examples of appropriate topics for this newsgroup might be discussion
of techniques used in interpersonal therapy, cognitive-behavioral
therapy, psychoanalysis, psychodynamic therapy, marriage and family
therapy, client-centered therapy, rational-emotive therapy, etc.
* Psychopharmacology topics are also appropriate to this newsgroup,
* in relation to a broader discussion on aspects of mental health treatment.
Ethical issues in practice as well as specific psychotherapeutic
techniques may also be discussed. Case discussions, as long as
anonymity is ensured, are also welcome. Participants are reminded
always to be careful of confidentiality and ethical issues when
posting such questions.
Individuals seeking help or information on a specific emotional,
psychological or related physical problem or disorder
may also post questions about specifical psychotherapeutic
techniques and treatments. Individuals are encouraged, however,
to seek out answers to these types of questions elsewhere first.
Advertisements for any products, whether psychology is a
"science" or not, scientology topics, whether X behavior is
"normal" or not, and on any research or theoretical areas
outside the purview of psychology or psychotherapy would remain
on other existing newsgroups and are examples of topics that are
inappropriate for this group. "Flaming" and personal insults are
also not appropriate to this newsgroup.
Moderation Guidelines:
* This is a loosely moderated group, moderation mainly being
* used to screen out irrelevant, non-psychotherapy articles, personal
* attacks, ad hominem arguments and irrelevant political debate.
The purpose of moderation on sci.psychology.psychotherapy
is to create a collegial forum for the discussion about
psychotherapy -- in all forms and as practiced by any clinician.
For purposes of moderation, psychotherapy is used in a broad
sense. It includes the discussion of topics that overlap with
other academic disciplines along with nontraditional areas and
approaches to psychotherapy. Similarly, "related issues" and
"applications" are defined broadly.
Moderation of sci.psychology.psychotherapy is not the Usenet
equivalent of editing a journal; it is meant to work as a filter.
The moderation is conducted in a spirit of inclusiveness and
collegiality. Authors are encouraged to keep the content of their
articles directed toward applications of psychotherapy. Authors
are also encouraged to cite relevant references in the literature
or provide some documentation for claims when and if possible.
When disagreeing with another poster, authors are encouraged to
concentrate on the others' ideas.
Submission Guidelines:
Articles should be checked for spelling and
formatted with a line length of less than 72 columns.
* Articles may occasionally undergo *minor* editing
* for punctuation, subject header, etc. Any significant
* changes to the content of an article will not occur,
* without prior approval and permission from the
* original author. Followup-To: and Reply-To: headers
will be set to the appropriate address or newsgroup
at the moderator's discretion.
Articles may be automatically rejected if they are
crossposted to non-psychology related newsgroups.
* Please resubmit the article and post it only to
* sci.psychology.psychotherapy and other psychology
* or relevant mental health newsgroups if this occurs.
If accepted, the article will be posted to
sci.psychology.psychotherapy in a couple of days.
(Please be patient and do not resubmit the article.)
Since most articles are written and sent to the
moderators through newsreaders and various mail
transports across the Internet, it is recommended
that authors hold onto a copy of their submitted
article in case of accidental loss.
If the article is not accepted, a moderator
will notify you of the rejection and give a brief
explanation of why it was not accepted. Articles
can be resubmitted for further consideration.
If an author would like a resubmission to be
considered by the entire set of moderators, it
should be noted in the e-mail to the moderator.
* If a simple majority of the moderators then approve
* the article, it will be immediately posted.
* Articles which have 80% or more same content as a
* previously-approved article by the same author
* (not including quoted material) which was
* posted in the past 30 days will be rejected.
* Authors are encouraged to trim quoted material of
* articles to which they are replying, to highlight the
* relevant points in the quoted material.
*
* Abuse of the moderation process in the form of
* mail-bombs, personal threats, etc. will result
* in the abuser's Internet service provider being
* notified. Additional action(s) may be taken if
* the moderators unanimously agree additional
* action(s) are necessary and warranted.
END CHARTER.
MODERATOR INFO: sci.psychology.psychotherapy
* Moderator: Ember Beck <ember@csd.uwm.edu> (Tentative)
* Moderator: Dan L. Rogers <dlrogers@ia.frontiercomm.net> (Tentative)
Moderator: Rolf Lindgren <rolf.lindgren@psykologi.uio.no>
Moderator: Paul Bernhardt <Paul.Bernhardt@m.cc.utah.edu>
Moderator: Phil Cremer <cheepnis@onramp.net>
Moderator: Mike Rael <lakid@netcom.com>
Moderator: John Grohol <grohol@coil.com>
This moderation team is preliminary and changes may be
made during the RFD process.
END MODERATOR INFO.
PROCEDURE:
This is the second request for discussion, not a call for votes. In this phase
of the process, any potential problems with the proposed newsgroups
should be raised and resolved. The discussion period will continue
for a minimum of 21 days (starting from when the first RFD for this
proposal is posted to news.announce.newgroups), after which a Call For
Votes (CFV) may be posted by a neutral vote taker if the discussion
warrants it. Please do not attempt to vote until this happens.
All discussion of this proposal should be posted to news.groups.
This RFD attempts to comply fully with the Usenet newsgroup creation
guidelines outlined in "How to Create a New Usenet Newsgroup" and "How
to Format and Submit a New Group Proposal". Please refer to these
documents (available in news.announce.newgroups) if you have any
questions about the process.
DISTRIBUTION:
news.announce.newgroups, news.groups,
sci.psychology.psychotherapy, sci.psychology.announce,
sci.psychology.misc
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Proponent: John M. Grohol, Psy.D. <grohol@coil.com>
--
Behavior OnLine Mental Health Net
http://www.behavior.net/ http://www.cmhc.com/
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From: Jani Patokallio <jpatokal@alpha.hut.fi>
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Subject: CFV: moderate sci.psychology.psychotherapy
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FIRST CALL FOR VOTES (of 2)
moderated group sci.psychology.psychotherapy (moderates existing group)
Newsgroups line:
sci.psychology.psychotherapy Practice of psychotherapy. (Moderated)
Votes must be received by 23:59:59 UTC, 12 Jul 1996.
This vote is being conducted by a neutral third party. Questions
about the proposed group should be directed to the proponent.
Proponent: John M. Grohol <grohol@coil.com>
Votetaker: Jani Patokallio <jpatokal@alpha.hut.fi>
RATIONALE: sci.psychology.psychotherapy
Since this newsgroup was created less than a year ago, it has acted as a
dumping ground for any miscellaneous article an author feels is
appropriate, without regard to the group's charter. Instead of
becoming a niche for professionals and laypeople alike to discuss
psychotherapy techniques and similar topics, it has become a foggy
mirror of sci.psychology.misc, hosting discussions on topics ranging
from sex with children to the ever-popular scientology topics.
Individuals, too, have used this and similar groups as a soap-box
in which to preach their particular gripes against psychotherapy,
or more generally, science and psychology. While certainly criticism
of psychotherapy is appropriate to this forum, dozens of articles
posted every day from the same people also are overwhelming the
group's ability to sustain and propose other appropriate topics.
Dozens of professionals who have contacted me in the past year
have stated their desire to utilize the forum for discussions of
psychotherapy topics, but are fearful to do so because of the flames
and personal insults they have observed on it.
It is therefore proposed to moderate this newsgroup with a broad
range of moderators, to help reduce the overwhelming noise on
the group and bring it closer to the intentions of the original
charter.
An additional newsgroup for discussion of psychotherapy topics
does not appear warranted at this time, given the relatively low
volume of articles on sci.psychology.psychotherapy
(less than 200 per day) and its relative age (created less than
a year ago). No current topics on sci.psychology.psychotherapy
which discuss psychotherapy or therapy in general would
appear to be inappropriate to the proposed moderated version
of the newsgroup.
CHARTER: sci.psychology.psychotherapy
This newsgroup is for the discussion of all different modalities of
psychotherapy, their efficacy, and their acceptance within the
psychotherapeutic and broader worldwide community.
All forms of psychotherapy as practiced by a wide range
of disciplines (psychology, psychiatry,
marriage and family counseling, social work, etc.) are
welcomed here, as are all clinicians in varying fields. Emphasis
is placed on discussing psychotherapeutic methods, rather than
research or theory, since these latter topics are covered in separate
newsgroups. However, research and theory discussions related
to psychotherapy and psychotherapeutic methods are welcomed.
Examples of appropriate topics for this newsgroup might be discussion
of techniques used in interpersonal therapy, cognitive-behavioral
therapy, psychoanalysis, psychodynamic therapy, marriage and family
therapy, client-centered therapy, rational-emotive therapy, etc.
Psychopharmacology topics are also appropriate to this newsgroup,
in relation to a broader discussion on aspects of mental health treatment.
Ethical issues in practice as well as specific psychotherapeutic
techniques may also be discussed. Case discussions, as long as
anonymity is ensured, are also welcome. Participants are reminded
always to be careful of confidentiality and ethical issues when
posting such questions.
Individuals seeking help or information on a specific emotional,
psychological or related physical problem or disorder
may also post questions about specifical psychotherapeutic
techniques and treatments. Individuals are encouraged, however,
to seek out answers to these types of questions elsewhere first.
Advertisements for any products, whether psychology is a
"science" or not, scientology topics, whether X behavior is
"normal" or not, and on any research or theoretical areas
outside the purview of psychology or psychotherapy would remain
on other existing newsgroups and are examples of topics that are
inappropriate for this group. "Flaming" and personal insults are
also not appropriate to this newsgroup.
Moderation Guidelines:
This is a loosely moderated group, moderation mainly being
used to screen out irrelevant, non-psychotherapy articles, personal
attacks, ad hominem arguments and irrelevant political debate.
The purpose of moderation on sci.psychology.psychotherapy
is to create a collegial forum for the discussion about
psychotherapy -- in all forms and as practiced by any clinician.
For purposes of moderation, psychotherapy is used in a broad
sense. It includes the discussion of topics that overlap with
other academic disciplines along with nontraditional areas and
approaches to psychotherapy. Similarly, "related issues" and
"applications" are defined broadly.
Moderation of sci.psychology.psychotherapy is not the Usenet
equivalent of editing a journal; it is meant to work as a filter.
The moderation is conducted in a spirit of inclusiveness and
collegiality. Authors are encouraged to keep the content of their
articles directed toward applications of psychotherapy. Authors
are also encouraged to cite relevant references in the literature
or provide some documentation for claims when and if possible.
When disagreeing with another poster, authors are encouraged to
concentrate on the others' ideas.
Submission Guidelines:
Articles should be checked for spelling and
formatted with a line length of less than 72 columns.
Articles may occasionally undergo *minor* editing
for punctuation, subject header, etc. Any significant
changes to the content of an article will not occur,
without prior approval and permission from the
original author. Followup-To: and Reply-To: headers
will be set to the appropriate address or newsgroup
at the moderator's discretion.
Articles may be automatically rejected if they are
crossposted to non-psychology related newsgroups.
Please resubmit the article and post it only to
sci.psychology.psychotherapy and other psychology
or relevant mental health newsgroups if this occurs.
If accepted, the article will be posted to
sci.psychology.psychotherapy in a couple of days.
(Please be patient and do not resubmit the article.)
Since most articles are written and sent to the
moderators through newsreaders and various mail
transports across the Internet, it is recommended
that authors hold onto a copy of their submitted
article in case of accidental loss.
If the article is not accepted, a moderator
will notify you of the rejection and give a brief
explanation of why it was not accepted. Articles
can be resubmitted for further consideration.
If an author would like a resubmission to be
considered by the entire set of moderators, it
should be noted in the e-mail to the moderator.
If a simple majority of the moderators then approve
the article, it will be immediately posted.
Articles which have 75-80% or more same content as a
previously-approved article by the same author
(not including quoted material) which was
posted in the past 30 days will be rejected.
Authors are encouraged to trim quoted material of
articles to which they are replying, to highlight the
relevant points in the quoted material.
Abuse of the moderation process in the form of
mail-bombs, personal threats, etc. will result
in the abuser's Internet service provider being
notified. Additional action(s) may be taken if
the moderators unanimously agree additional
action(s) are necessary and warranted.
Changes to moderators, including removing and adding
new moderators, will be determined at a later date
by the moderators in consultation with the newsgroup.
END CHARTER.
MODERATOR INFO: sci.psychology.psychotherapy
Moderator: "Vance E. Lear" <doc@catch22.com>
Moderator: Ember Beck <ember@csd.uwm.edu>
Moderator: Rolf Lindgren <rolf.lindgren@psykologi.uio.no>
Moderator: Mike Rael <lakid@netcom.com>
Moderator: John Grohol <grohol@coil.com>
Administrative contact address: spp-request@coil.com
Article submission address: spp@coil.com
END MODERATOR INFO.
HOW TO VOTE:
Follow these instructions *exactly*! Votes are counted by computer.
You should send E-MAIL (posts to a newsgroup are invalid) to:
voting@hut.fi
Please do not assume that just replying to this message will work.
Check the address before you mail your vote. Your mail message
should contain one and only one of the following vote statements:
I vote YES on sci.psychology.psychotherapy
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Voter name:
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You may also vote ABSTAIN (which does exactly that) or CANCEL (which
removes any earlier votes). ABSTAIN does not affect the final vote count
in any way but is listed, whereas CANCEL is not.
IMPORTANT VOTING PROCEDURE NOTES:
Standard Guidelines for voting apply. One person, one vote. Votes
must be mailed directly from the voter to the votetaker. Anonymous,
forwarded or proxy votes are not valid. Votes mailed by WWW/HTML/CGI
forms are considered to be anonymous votes.
Vote counting is automated. Failure to follow these directions may
mean that your vote does not get counted. If you do not receive an
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From jpatokal@alpha.hut.fi Sun Jun 30 03:29:59 1996
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From: Jani Patokallio <jpatokal@alpha.hut.fi>
Newsgroups: news.announce.newgroups,news.groups,sci.psychology.announce,sci.psychology.misc,sci.psychology.psychotherapy
Subject: 2nd CFV: moderate sci.psychology.psychotherapy
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LAST CALL FOR VOTES (of 2)
moderated group sci.psychology.psychotherapy (moderates existing group)
Newsgroups line:
sci.psychology.psychotherapy Practice of psychotherapy. (Moderated)
Votes must be received by 23:59:59 UTC, 12 Jul 1996.
This vote is being conducted by a neutral third party. Questions
about the proposed group should be directed to the proponent.
Proponent: John M. Grohol <grohol@coil.com>
Votetaker: Jani Patokallio <jpatokal@alpha.hut.fi>
RATIONALE: sci.psychology.psychotherapy
Since this newsgroup was created less than a year ago, it has acted as a
dumping ground for any miscellaneous article an author feels is
appropriate, without regard to the group's charter. Instead of
becoming a niche for professionals and laypeople alike to discuss
psychotherapy techniques and similar topics, it has become a foggy
mirror of sci.psychology.misc, hosting discussions on topics ranging
from sex with children to the ever-popular scientology topics.
Individuals, too, have used this and similar groups as a soap-box
in which to preach their particular gripes against psychotherapy,
or more generally, science and psychology. While certainly criticism
of psychotherapy is appropriate to this forum, dozens of articles
posted every day from the same people also are overwhelming the
group's ability to sustain and propose other appropriate topics.
Dozens of professionals who have contacted me in the past year
have stated their desire to utilize the forum for discussions of
psychotherapy topics, but are fearful to do so because of the flames
and personal insults they have observed on it.
It is therefore proposed to moderate this newsgroup with a broad
range of moderators, to help reduce the overwhelming noise on
the group and bring it closer to the intentions of the original
charter.
An additional newsgroup for discussion of psychotherapy topics
does not appear warranted at this time, given the relatively low
volume of articles on sci.psychology.psychotherapy
(less than 200 per day) and its relative age (created less than
a year ago). No current topics on sci.psychology.psychotherapy
which discuss psychotherapy or therapy in general would
appear to be inappropriate to the proposed moderated version
of the newsgroup.
CHARTER: sci.psychology.psychotherapy
This newsgroup is for the discussion of all different modalities of
psychotherapy, their efficacy, and their acceptance within the
psychotherapeutic and broader worldwide community.
All forms of psychotherapy as practiced by a wide range
of disciplines (psychology, psychiatry,
marriage and family counseling, social work, etc.) are
welcomed here, as are all clinicians in varying fields. Emphasis
is placed on discussing psychotherapeutic methods, rather than
research or theory, since these latter topics are covered in separate
newsgroups. However, research and theory discussions related
to psychotherapy and psychotherapeutic methods are welcomed.
Examples of appropriate topics for this newsgroup might be discussion
of techniques used in interpersonal therapy, cognitive-behavioral
therapy, psychoanalysis, psychodynamic therapy, marriage and family
therapy, client-centered therapy, rational-emotive therapy, etc.
Psychopharmacology topics are also appropriate to this newsgroup,
in relation to a broader discussion on aspects of mental health treatment.
Ethical issues in practice as well as specific psychotherapeutic
techniques may also be discussed. Case discussions, as long as
anonymity is ensured, are also welcome. Participants are reminded
always to be careful of confidentiality and ethical issues when
posting such questions.
Individuals seeking help or information on a specific emotional,
psychological or related physical problem or disorder
may also post questions about specifical psychotherapeutic
techniques and treatments. Individuals are encouraged, however,
to seek out answers to these types of questions elsewhere first.
Advertisements for any products, whether psychology is a
"science" or not, scientology topics, whether X behavior is
"normal" or not, and on any research or theoretical areas
outside the purview of psychology or psychotherapy would remain
on other existing newsgroups and are examples of topics that are
inappropriate for this group. "Flaming" and personal insults are
also not appropriate to this newsgroup.
Moderation Guidelines:
This is a loosely moderated group, moderation mainly being
used to screen out irrelevant, non-psychotherapy articles, personal
attacks, ad hominem arguments and irrelevant political debate.
The purpose of moderation on sci.psychology.psychotherapy
is to create a collegial forum for the discussion about
psychotherapy -- in all forms and as practiced by any clinician.
For purposes of moderation, psychotherapy is used in a broad
sense. It includes the discussion of topics that overlap with
other academic disciplines along with nontraditional areas and
approaches to psychotherapy. Similarly, "related issues" and
"applications" are defined broadly.
Moderation of sci.psychology.psychotherapy is not the Usenet
equivalent of editing a journal; it is meant to work as a filter.
The moderation is conducted in a spirit of inclusiveness and
collegiality. Authors are encouraged to keep the content of their
articles directed toward applications of psychotherapy. Authors
are also encouraged to cite relevant references in the literature
or provide some documentation for claims when and if possible.
When disagreeing with another poster, authors are encouraged to
concentrate on the others' ideas.
Submission Guidelines:
Articles should be checked for spelling and
formatted with a line length of less than 72 columns.
Articles may occasionally undergo *minor* editing
for punctuation, subject header, etc. Any significant
changes to the content of an article will not occur,
without prior approval and permission from the
original author. Followup-To: and Reply-To: headers
will be set to the appropriate address or newsgroup
at the moderator's discretion.
Articles may be automatically rejected if they are
crossposted to non-psychology related newsgroups.
Please resubmit the article and post it only to
sci.psychology.psychotherapy and other psychology
or relevant mental health newsgroups if this occurs.
If accepted, the article will be posted to
sci.psychology.psychotherapy in a couple of days.
(Please be patient and do not resubmit the article.)
Since most articles are written and sent to the
moderators through newsreaders and various mail
transports across the Internet, it is recommended
that authors hold onto a copy of their submitted
article in case of accidental loss.
If the article is not accepted, a moderator
will notify you of the rejection and give a brief
explanation of why it was not accepted. Articles
can be resubmitted for further consideration.
If an author would like a resubmission to be
considered by the entire set of moderators, it
should be noted in the e-mail to the moderator.
If a simple majority of the moderators then approve
the article, it will be immediately posted.
Articles which have 75-80% or more same content as a
previously-approved article by the same author
(not including quoted material) which was
posted in the past 30 days will be rejected.
Authors are encouraged to trim quoted material of
articles to which they are replying, to highlight the
relevant points in the quoted material.
Abuse of the moderation process in the form of
mail-bombs, personal threats, etc. will result
in the abuser's Internet service provider being
notified. Additional action(s) may be taken if
the moderators unanimously agree additional
action(s) are necessary and warranted.
Changes to moderators, including removing and adding
new moderators, will be determined at a later date
by the moderators in consultation with the newsgroup.
END CHARTER.
MODERATOR INFO: sci.psychology.psychotherapy
Moderator: "Vance E. Lear" <doc@catch22.com>
Moderator: Ember Beck <ember@csd.uwm.edu>
Moderator: Rolf Lindgren <rolf.lindgren@psykologi.uio.no>
Moderator: Mike Rael <lakid@netcom.com>
Moderator: John Grohol <grohol@coil.com>
Administrative contact address: spp-request@coil.com
Article submission address: spp@coil.com
END MODERATOR INFO.
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--
Jani Patokallio <jpatokal@alpha.hut.fi>
Voting address: <voting@hut.fi>
From jpatokal@alpha.hut.fi Sat Jul 13 02:49:53 1996
Path: uunet!bounce-back
From: Jani Patokallio <jpatokal@alpha.hut.fi>
Newsgroups: news.announce.newgroups,news.groups,sci.psychology.announce,sci.psychology.misc,sci.psychology.psychotherapy
Subject: RESULT: moderate sci.psychology.psychotherapy fails 125:48
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RESULT
moderated group sci.psychology.psychotherapy (moderates existing group) fails 125:48
There were 125 YES votes and 48 NO votes, for a total of 173 valid votes.
There were 2 abstains and 2 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.
Unless serious allegations of voting irregularities are raised, the group may
not be voted on again for six months.
Newsgroups line:
sci.psychology.psychotherapy Practice of psychotherapy. (Moderated)
The voting period closed at 23:59:59 UTC, 12 Jul 1996.
This vote was conducted by a neutral third party. Questions
about the proposed group should be directed to the proponent.
Proponent: John M. Grohol <grohol@coil.com>
Votetaker: Jani Patokallio <jpatokal@alpha.hut.fi>
RATIONALE: sci.psychology.psychotherapy
Since this newsgroup was created less than a year ago, it has acted as a
dumping ground for any miscellaneous article an author feels is
appropriate, without regard to the group's charter. Instead of
becoming a niche for professionals and laypeople alike to discuss
psychotherapy techniques and similar topics, it has become a foggy
mirror of sci.psychology.misc, hosting discussions on topics ranging
from sex with children to the ever-popular scientology topics.
Individuals, too, have used this and similar groups as a soap-box
in which to preach their particular gripes against psychotherapy,
or more generally, science and psychology. While certainly criticism
of psychotherapy is appropriate to this forum, dozens of articles
posted every day from the same people also are overwhelming the
group's ability to sustain and propose other appropriate topics.
Dozens of professionals who have contacted me in the past year
have stated their desire to utilize the forum for discussions of
psychotherapy topics, but are fearful to do so because of the flames
and personal insults they have observed on it.
It is therefore proposed to moderate this newsgroup with a broad
range of moderators, to help reduce the overwhelming noise on
the group and bring it closer to the intentions of the original
charter.
An additional newsgroup for discussion of psychotherapy topics
does not appear warranted at this time, given the relatively low
volume of articles on sci.psychology.psychotherapy
(less than 200 per day) and its relative age (created less than
a year ago). No current topics on sci.psychology.psychotherapy
which discuss psychotherapy or therapy in general would
appear to be inappropriate to the proposed moderated version
of the newsgroup.
CHARTER: sci.psychology.psychotherapy
This newsgroup is for the discussion of all different modalities of
psychotherapy, their efficacy, and their acceptance within the
psychotherapeutic and broader worldwide community.
All forms of psychotherapy as practiced by a wide range
of disciplines (psychology, psychiatry,
marriage and family counseling, social work, etc.) are
welcomed here, as are all clinicians in varying fields. Emphasis
is placed on discussing psychotherapeutic methods, rather than
research or theory, since these latter topics are covered in separate
newsgroups. However, research and theory discussions related
to psychotherapy and psychotherapeutic methods are welcomed.
Examples of appropriate topics for this newsgroup might be discussion
of techniques used in interpersonal therapy, cognitive-behavioral
therapy, psychoanalysis, psychodynamic therapy, marriage and family
therapy, client-centered therapy, rational-emotive therapy, etc.
Psychopharmacology topics are also appropriate to this newsgroup,
in relation to a broader discussion on aspects of mental health treatment.
Ethical issues in practice as well as specific psychotherapeutic
techniques may also be discussed. Case discussions, as long as
anonymity is ensured, are also welcome. Participants are reminded
always to be careful of confidentiality and ethical issues when
posting such questions.
Individuals seeking help or information on a specific emotional,
psychological or related physical problem or disorder
may also post questions about specifical psychotherapeutic
techniques and treatments. Individuals are encouraged, however,
to seek out answers to these types of questions elsewhere first.
Advertisements for any products, whether psychology is a
"science" or not, scientology topics, whether X behavior is
"normal" or not, and on any research or theoretical areas
outside the purview of psychology or psychotherapy would remain
on other existing newsgroups and are examples of topics that are
inappropriate for this group. "Flaming" and personal insults are
also not appropriate to this newsgroup.
Moderation Guidelines:
This is a loosely moderated group, moderation mainly being
used to screen out irrelevant, non-psychotherapy articles, personal
attacks, ad hominem arguments and irrelevant political debate.
The purpose of moderation on sci.psychology.psychotherapy
is to create a collegial forum for the discussion about
psychotherapy -- in all forms and as practiced by any clinician.
For purposes of moderation, psychotherapy is used in a broad
sense. It includes the discussion of topics that overlap with
other academic disciplines along with nontraditional areas and
approaches to psychotherapy. Similarly, "related issues" and
"applications" are defined broadly.
Moderation of sci.psychology.psychotherapy is not the Usenet
equivalent of editing a journal; it is meant to work as a filter.
The moderation is conducted in a spirit of inclusiveness and
collegiality. Authors are encouraged to keep the content of their
articles directed toward applications of psychotherapy. Authors
are also encouraged to cite relevant references in the literature
or provide some documentation for claims when and if possible.
When disagreeing with another poster, authors are encouraged to
concentrate on the others' ideas.
Submission Guidelines:
Articles should be checked for spelling and
formatted with a line length of less than 72 columns.
Articles may occasionally undergo *minor* editing
for punctuation, subject header, etc. Any significant
changes to the content of an article will not occur,
without prior approval and permission from the
original author. Followup-To: and Reply-To: headers
will be set to the appropriate address or newsgroup
at the moderator's discretion.
Articles may be automatically rejected if they are
crossposted to non-psychology related newsgroups.
Please resubmit the article and post it only to
sci.psychology.psychotherapy and other psychology
or relevant mental health newsgroups if this occurs.
If accepted, the article will be posted to
sci.psychology.psychotherapy in a couple of days.
(Please be patient and do not resubmit the article.)
Since most articles are written and sent to the
moderators through newsreaders and various mail
transports across the Internet, it is recommended
that authors hold onto a copy of their submitted
article in case of accidental loss.
If the article is not accepted, a moderator
will notify you of the rejection and give a brief
explanation of why it was not accepted. Articles
can be resubmitted for further consideration.
If an author would like a resubmission to be
considered by the entire set of moderators, it
should be noted in the e-mail to the moderator.
If a simple majority of the moderators then approve
the article, it will be immediately posted.
Articles which have 75-80% or more same content as a
previously-approved article by the same author
(not including quoted material) which was
posted in the past 30 days will be rejected.
Authors are encouraged to trim quoted material of
articles to which they are replying, to highlight the
relevant points in the quoted material.
Abuse of the moderation process in the form of
mail-bombs, personal threats, etc. will result
in the abuser's Internet service provider being
notified. Additional action(s) may be taken if
the moderators unanimously agree additional
action(s) are necessary and warranted.
Changes to moderators, including removing and adding
new moderators, will be determined at a later date
by the moderators in consultation with the newsgroup.
END CHARTER.
MODERATOR INFO: sci.psychology.psychotherapy
Moderator: "Vance E. Lear" <doc@catch22.com>
Moderator: Ember Beck <ember@csd.uwm.edu>
Moderator: Rolf Lindgren <rolf.lindgren@psykologi.uio.no>
Moderator: Mike Rael <lakid@netcom.com>
Moderator: John Grohol <grohol@coil.com>
Administrative contact address: spp-request@coil.com
Article submission address: spp@coil.com
END MODERATOR INFO.
sci.psychology.psychotherapy (moderates existing group) Final Vote Ack
Voted Yes
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93renard@wmich.edu D Renard
aa742@FreeNet.Buffalo.EDU Rosemarie Ventura
akita@c2.org Akita Inus
alex@cmhcsys.com Alex Rogowski
alvarado@wjh.harvard.edu Nancy Alvarado, Ph.D.
archer@hsc.fr Vincent Archer
arielle@radawana.cg.tuwien.ac.at Margrit Wurzer
arielle@taronga.com Stephanie da Silva
babya001@mc.duke.edu
Bandit8it@aol.com Kelly Harvey
barbato@cps.acast.nova.edu Beverly Barbato
BETHSOU@aol.com Beth Soucar
birchall@email.njin.net Shag
bottjendeb@worldnet.att.net Debra A Bottjen
cam@airmail.net Cheryl Martin
campbell@acs.ryerson.ca Kent A. Campbell, PhD
CDavidson2@aol.com Carolyn E. Davidson, Ph.D., Clinical Psychologist, Tenne
choplin@delphi.phys.univ-tours.fr Herve Choplin
cjburch@ycs.ab.ca
CleanSteve@aol.com James Grohol
cromwell@nortel.ca david (d.c.) cromwell
CWGPsyD@aol.com Christopher Grala, Psy.D.
dave@stejonda.demon.co.uk Dave JW Day
davidb@west.net David Brom
dfulton169@aol.com Daniel Fulton
dlrogers@ia.frontiercomm.net Dan L. Rogers
dmccrear@spartan.ac.BrockU.CA Don McCreary
doc@catch22.com Vance E. Lear
dolson@bbs.cruzio.com Laura Dolson
donkiely@barrow.com Don Kiely
drt@cmhcsys.com Larry Tout
dshaw@cs.jhu.edu David Shaw
dtw@Brooktrout.COM David Wolff
eanderso@cougarnet.byu.edu Ed Anderson
ee94pjc@brunel.ac.uk Asikaa P Cosgrove
eeek@primenet.com Richard Ellis
ember@csd.uwm.edu Ember Beck
emyers@utmdacc.mda.uth.tmc.edu Eric G. Myers
esand@halcyon.com Eric Sandrich
escharff@j51.com Eric Scharff
ffujita@indiana.edu Frank Fujita
fresco@CATTELL.psych.upenn.edu David Fresco
Gerhard.Luecke@uibk.ac.at Gerhard Luecke
gordon@lava.net Gordon Trockman MD
grohol@coil.com John Grohol
harper@edu.uwo.ca Frank Harper
HARRAR@UWYO.EDU Bill Harrar
hdavis@usuhsb.usuhs.mil Hirsch Davis
hester@fly.HiWAAY.net Will Hester
howl@the.moon rwhite@plainfield.bypass.com
ijackson@chiark.chu.cam.ac.uk Ian Jackson
jay818@cris.com Jay Lapidus
jee@wwa.com Jamie Eimermann
jenns@cmhcsys.com Jennifer Saad
jfull@nni.com
jkline@mail.coin.missouri.edu Jeffrey S. Kline
jrenaud@teleport.com JASON RENAUD
jsproule@usit.net John Sproule
Judi.Lapsley.Miller@vuw.ac.nz Judi Lapsley Miller
juerg@pantau.in-berlin.de Juerg Huber
jvaughan@itsmail1.hamilton.edu Jonathan Vaughan
jwilloug@gate.net Jason Willoughby
kischkel.bkhr@t-online.de Karl H. Kischkel
Koenraad.Janssens@mtm.kuleuven.ac.be Koenraad G. F. Janssens
lakid@netcom.com Michael Steven Rael
lancec@dream.wireless.ucsc.edu Lance K. Chun
LConolley@aol.com
lfirrantello@BIX.com Mick Brown
Lisagreen@aol.com Lisa Green
lxh16@po.cwru.edu Lila Hanft
maggie1@earthlink.net Margaret Crosby
mark@magic Mark Atwood
mbratt@spectra.net Marie Louise Bratt
mef@netaxs.com Mike Fessler
michelel@ix.netcom.com Michele Jean
mike@lonestarbbs.com Mike Forrest
mlandry@echo.qc.ca Michel Landry
MMikoleit@aol.com Martin Mikoleit(Bielefeld, Germany)
moilinki@cc.helsinki.fi Mikko Taneli Oilinki
mpage@panix.com Madeleine Page
mpulier@interport.net Myron Pulier
naddy@mips.pfalz.de Christian Weisgerber
nagel@cps.acast.nova.edu Heidi NAGEL
ng@tesla.mbi.ucla.edu Ho-Leung Ng
nick@netwiz.demon.co.uk Nick Gassman
olle.lindevall@mailbox.swipnet.se Olle Lindevall
P.Lucas@mail.nerc-swindon.ac.uk P.Lucas
Paul.Bernhardt@m.cc.utah.edu Paul Bernhardt
paxil@interlog.com Trevor Tymchuk
pendragon@galactica.it Flavio Macchietto
Peter@brentano.demon.co.uk Peter Hood
phublou@innet.be Patrick Hublou
psy3022@rzbox.uni-wuerzburg.de Dipl.-Psych. Juergen A. Reiss
r.m.b.lindgren@usit.uio.no
reide@vistech.net Edward Reid
rellison@wrdis01.robins.af.mil Rick Ellison
rhdcmd@cruzio.com Caroline Malmgren-Davis
ribwoods@execpc.com Richard B. Woods
rick@bcm.tmc.edu Richard H. Miller
rmcq@astro.as.utexas.edu Rebecca McQuitty
RWDederick@gnn.com Randall Dederick
scorpitos@pp.kolumbus.fi Olavi Noronen
sgc@mars.superlink.net Stan Cooper
simon.grant@jrc.it Simon Grant
sirilyan@IO.COM Doug Sheppard
sisyphus@pacbell.net Norman Perlmutter
slr1bpz@mindspring.com George McCoy
snyds@gold.tc.umn.edu Daniel L. Snyder
solomon@mnsinc.com Larry C. Lyons
stan@genexus.on.ca Stan Townsend
tammy@cmhcsys.com Tammy Segraves
tbas@sybase.com Tony Basoglu
TIMMCN@delphi.com Tim McNamara
tindall@panix.com Bruce Tindall
tknab@nyx.net Terry Knab
tlawson@amug.org Todd C. Lawson
topasna@erols.com J. Topasna
troberts@cadvision.com Terry
vance003@acpub.duke.edu Charles Vance
vuilleml@cps.acast.nova.edu Laurie Sheerer
werner@ccwf.cc.utexas.edu Werner Unbekannt
XZLC12B@prodigy.com Matthew Galloucis
yorick@conch.aa.msen.com Steve Arlow
zeus@jhu.edu Jeffrey M. Odom
ZREPACHOL@ALPHA2.CURTIN.EDU.AU Paul Repacholi
Voted No
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75216.1407@CompuServe.COM Maria Vansuelos
A32GP4ZH@aol.com Ann Date
AnnaMcD1@aol.com Anna McDonnell
an_rrs@selway.umt.edu Randy Skelton
artstone@cris.com Art Stone
bgoodric@nyx.net W.E. (Bill) Goodrich, PhD
booda@datasync.com Martin H. Booda
bradj@future.net brad jesness
Casar@uni-mb.si Ales Casar
cgoodric@nyx.net Carl Goodrich
clark@morgan.ucs.mun.ca Clark Ross
cls48@columbia.edu Christopher Lodge Stamper
cogito@premier.net Jeffrey N. Browndyke
dames@comp.uark.edu Dudley Ames
dballard@cs.com Don Ballard
dhanson@hal-pc.org David L. Hanson
dpvinson@students.wisc.edu Dave Vinson
drewbob@MIT.EDU Andrew C Robertson
fehrin@math.tu-berlin.de Franz Fehringer
gmcclurg@ids2.idsonline.com Jerry McClurg
gvwmoore@ix.netcom.com Geoffrey Moore
jclark@sd.cts.com John Clark.
jihosarg@netcom.com Jiho Sargent
jmprice@calweb.com John M Price, PhD
john1@world.std.com Fred Cherry
john@handel.jlc.net John Leslie
kim@shell.portal.com Kim DeVaughn
lady@hawaii.edu Lee Lady
lcs@zk3.dec.com Larry Smith
mgeiger@cyberenet.net Marilyn Geiger
mlc@iberia.cca.rockwell.com Michael Cook
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