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From: [email protected] (Erland Sommarskog)
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Subject: RFD: soc.culture.baltic
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This is a request for discussion of creating of the newsgroup
soc.culture.baltic, which I think is long overdue.
The group would be unmoderated.
The group would be devoted to the countries Estonia, Latvia and
Lithuania, often lumped together under the label "The Baltic states".
Topics would include culture, networking, language, politics,
shortly anything you expect from a soc.culture.* group.
The prime language in the group would be English, but the use of local
languages should not be condemned.
As some people might know there is also a LISTSERV list, BALT-L with
the same charter. This list is moderated, and the moderator Edis Bevan,
is doing an excellent job. I and Edis have discussed various ways of
connect BALT-L and s.c.baltic, but we have reached the conclusion that
there should be no regular connection to begin with. Unmoderating BALT-L
is out of the question, and a moderated soc.culture.* group seems in-
compatible with the Usnet spirit.
Despite the existance of BALT-L, I think there is a need for s.c.baltic.
If nothing else, a lot of the material in talk.politics.soviet, once
you filtered away Mutlu/Arigc, concerns the Baltic countries.
My planned schedule is to let the discussion period go before
Christmas, and the start the vote around January 7th, when things
are back to normal.
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Erland Sommarskog - ENEA Data, Stockholm - [email protected]
From [email protected] Wed Jan 6 21:01:31 1993
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From: [email protected] (Erland Sommarskog)
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Subject: CFV: soc.culture.baltics
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This is a call for votes to create the newsgroup soc.culture.baltics.
I originially proposed the name s.c.baltic, but a simple poll I con-
ducted indicated that while s.c.baltic and s.c.baltics had about equal
preference, s.c.baltic seems to have more anti-votes. Other proposals
did not gain much support.
To vote send mail me at [email protected], with a vote unambiguously
saying YES or NO to soc.culture.baltics. I will try acknowledge all
votes by mail. The voting starts with the appearance of this article
and lasts to February 5th. This CFV will be repeated once during this
period.
The group would be unmoderated.
The group would be devoted to the countries Estonia, Latvia and
Lithuania, often lumped together under the label "The Baltic states".
Topics would include culture, networking, language, politics,
shortly anything you expect from a soc.culture.* group.
The prime language in the group would be English, but the use of local
languages should not be condemned.
During the discussion people have expressed interest in at least
a one-way gateway from the BALT-L mailing list. I have had discussions
on this topic with Edis Bevan who is editing BALT-L, and we have
agreed not to set up something regular to begin with, but there
will surely appear some form of arrangement.
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Erland Sommarskog - ENEA Data, Stockholm - [email protected]
Jag gav en k{ck tjeck en check.
From [email protected] Mon Jan 18 17:11:28 1993
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From: [email protected] (Erland Sommarskog)
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Subject: 2nd CFV: soc.culture.baltics
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This is the second and last call for votes to create the newsgroup
soc.culture.baltics. Of the votes I've received so far, I failed to
get acknowledge through for one voter:
[email protected]
The text of the original CFV follows.
I originially proposed the name s.c.baltic, but a simple poll I con-
ducted indicated that while s.c.baltic and s.c.baltics had about equal
preference, s.c.baltic seems to have more anti-votes. Other proposals
did not gain much support.
To vote send mail me at [email protected], with a vote unambiguously
saying YES or NO to soc.culture.baltics. I will try acknowledge all
votes by mail. The voting starts with the appearance of this article
and lasts to February 5th. This CFV will be repeated once during this
period.
The group would be unmoderated.
The group would be devoted to the countries Estonia, Latvia and
Lithuania, often lumped together under the label "The Baltic states".
Topics would include culture, networking, language, politics,
shortly anything you expect from a soc.culture.* group.
The prime language in the group would be English, but the use of local
languages should not be condemned.
During the discussion people have expressed interest in at least
a one-way gateway from the BALT-L mailing list. I have had discussions
on this topic with Edis Bevan who is editing BALT-L, and we have
agreed not to set up something regular to begin with, but there
will surely appear some form of arrangement.
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Erland Sommarskog - ENEA Data, Stockholm - [email protected]
From [email protected] Thu Feb 18 23:14:48 1993
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From: [email protected] (Erland Sommarskog)
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Subject: RESULT: soc.culture.baltics passes 135:18
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The voting for soc.culture.baltics is over. I received 136 Yes votes
and 19 No votes. However, I accidently deleted one Yes vote, and one
No vote was a duplicate, so the final result of 135 in favor 18 against,
which fulfils the criterias for a group to pass. Thus after the regular
five-day waiting period the group will be created.
Thanks to everyone who voted. Below is a list of the people who voted.
NO votes:
Brian Kenney
Dave Carr ([email protected])
Dave V. Schaller
Eric J. Olson
Hans Huttel
Hi-keeba! ([email protected])
Juha Iisakka ([email protected])
Leonard J. Peirce ([email protected])
Michael Polymenakos ([email protected])
Mike Palmer
Murray Nesbitt ([email protected])
Patrick Tufts
Paul Maclauchlan ([email protected])
Richard H. Miller ([email protected])
Ronald V. Dziuk Jr.
Thomas Wang
[email protected]
[email protected]
YES votes:
[email protected]
Aaron L Dickey ([email protected])
Agris Taurins
Ahmed Al-Ashabb
Anders Andersson
[email protected] (Anders Engwall)
Andrew Solovay ([email protected])
Anne Merend ([email protected])
Antti Lepp{nen kultt.antrop.yo. puh.730 512
Antti Simola
Arturas Tamkevicius
Baldur Kubo
Bernfried Neukaeter
Bertil Jonell
Bjarte OSTVOLD ([email protected])
Bjoern Greinert
Bj|rn Tore Nyland
Brian SPENCER
[email protected] (Alexander EICHENER)
Chicago Cro ()
Chris Marble
Dack ([email protected])
Daniel von Brighoff
David Cohen
David Hinz ([email protected] ([email protected]))
David Kaminsky ([email protected])
David Mardiste ([email protected])
Dennis Brennan
Edward Reid ([email protected])
Edward Vielmetti
Eero Uustalu
Erich Mikk
Erik Boman
Erik Teose
Erkki Aalto ([email protected])
Frank Kaefer ([email protected])
[email protected]
Gregory G. Woodbury ([email protected])
Harri Laine
Ilze Masinskas.
In Search Of ([email protected])
Indrek Kalamees
Jaan Ginter
Jaan Kalda ([email protected])
Jarmo Ryyti
Joel Furr ([email protected])
John Grossi ([email protected])
John MacWilliamson ([email protected])
Jon Bell ([email protected])
Josef Nelissen
Juergen Mueller ([email protected])
Jukka Kohonen ([email protected])
Juris Rungis ([email protected])
Jyri Jarvet ([email protected])
Jyrki Kimmel
[email protected]
Kai T Saukkonen
Kari Kaarna ([email protected])
Karlis Cerans
Killu Tougu
Kurt Swanson
Kylli Kivi
Larry Loen
Lee Choquette ([email protected])
Leon ter Beek
Lori Haynes ([email protected])
Malle Tagamets
Marco Kirm
Melvin Klassen ([email protected])
Melynda Reid ([email protected])
Michael Chance ([email protected])
Michael Quinn
Michael Qvortrup
Mihkel Tammepuu ([email protected])
Minna Harjuniemi
Mitra
Mueller Beat
Nils Riess ([email protected])
[email protected]
[email protected]
Paulo da Costa 42147 ([email protected])
Peter Trei ([email protected])
Po Shan Cheah
Priit Kogerman ([email protected])
REGO OSTONEN
ROBERT M J CZERNKOWSKI <[email protected]>
Raivo Stern
Randolph J. Finder
Richard M. Mathews ([email protected])
Robert Dambergs
[email protected]
Scott M. Rogala ([email protected])
Sean Maguire <[email protected]>
Sergei Borodin ([email protected])
Sigitas Keras
Spiros Triantafyllopoulos
Sven Spanne
[email protected]
[email protected]
Tanel Tammet
Tarmo Tuisk ([email protected])
Teno Teemaa
Toivo Pedaste ([email protected])
Tom Haapanen ([email protected])
Tony Matti Juhani Paso
Toomas Hendrik Ilves, Estonian Svc. tel 2332
Toomas Saarsen
Ulf Sundin ([email protected])
Usvyatsky Ilya ([email protected])
Valmar Moritz, tel. (+358)-0-857-1281.
Veiko Miidel
Veli Kalevi Kontra
Vic Vaivads ([email protected])
Viktor Kaufmann ([email protected])
Yury M. Mukharsky ([email protected])
[email protected]
[email protected]
[email protected]
christopher thomas scanlan
[email protected]
[email protected]
[email protected]
[email protected]
kilov,haim ([email protected])
[email protected]
[email protected]
[email protected]
rotalia
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[email protected]
[email protected]
[email protected]
[email protected]
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