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From [email protected] Mon Nov 13 15:02:27 1995 Path: uunet!bounce-back From: [email protected] (Simon Lyall) Newsgroups: news.announce.newgroups,news.groups,alt.support.loneliness,soc.support.depression.misc Subject: RFD: soc.support.loneliness moderated Followup-To: news.groups Date: 13 Nov 1995 20:02:24 -0000 Organization: . Lines: 141 Sender: [email protected] Approved: [email protected] Message-ID: <[email protected]> NNTP-Posting-Host: rodan.uu.net Archive-Name: soc.support.loneliness Xref: uunet news.announce.newgroups:7856 news.groups:173806 alt.support.loneliness:6310 soc.support.depression.misc:195                       REQUEST FOR DISCUSSION (RFD)                 moderated group soc.support.loneliness  Summary:        Mutual help and chat for those of us who feel alone. Proponents:     Simon Lyall <[email protected]>                 Jay D. Dyson <[email protected]>  This is a formal request for discussion on the creation of an moderated newsgroup, soc.support.loneliness.  This is not a call for votes.  Please don't vote now.  RATIONALE: soc.support.loneliness  alt.support.loneliness was created in June of 1994 with the primary objective of providing a newsgroup in which people could post their experiences with loneliness, read about other people's experiences, and share advice and comfort during their difficult times.  Unfortunately for much of 1995 the group has been pretty much dominated by a small fringe political group. These people have been abusive towards the often vulnerable posters in the group and have recently attracted opposing political factions to the newsgroup to attack them. Requests for these people to move to another (more appropriate) newsgroup have been ignored and requests to their providers to restrict their access have also been unsuccessful.  Unfortunately, this newsgroup has been largely overrun by a fringe political group whose members have been abusive toward the often-vulnerable posters of alt.support.loneliness.  More recently, these people have attracted opposing political factions to the newsgroup, thus further disrupting the group's primary objective.  Requests for the people to move their political discussions to more appropriate forums have been ignored.  Notices to their providers, which more than cited the number and severity of disruptive actions, have gone unheeded.  While killfiles are an option for regular readers of the newsgroup, many new posters are either discouraged, hurt or offended when their first post draws vicious flames and ad hominem attacks from these disruptive individuals. Many first-time posters do not return to the group again.  A moderated loneliness group in the soc.support.* hierarchy would ensure better distribution that an alt.* group. It would also enable abusive and off charter posts to be filtered out, thus ensuring the group's primary objective would not be compromised.  CHARTER: soc.support.loneliness  Loneliness is defined as "solitary, isolated, unfrequented, companionless."  Loneliness is that feeling experienced when a person believes no-one is interested in them (for various reasons), and as a result, that person lacks confidence in her/himself.  Quite often, loneliness is most keenly perceived when "everyone else seems to be having fun / friends / relationships" with the exception of one's self.  soc.support.loneliness is intended to provide a safe area in which people may post about their experiences with loneliness, read about other people's experiences, offer advice, and comfort one another.  Relevant Informational postings and FAQs may also be posted.  Flames, offensive or off-topic postings, advertisements, abusive or ad hominem attacks may not be posted to soc.support.loneliness.  There are many other newsgroups where such posts are welcomed.  Users who wish to post messages of such content will be directed to those forums.  Neither commercial advertisements or "personal ads" are not welcome on soc.support.loneliness.  Moderation Policy:  The duty of the designated moderators is to ensure that all posts to soc.support.loneliness fall within the accepted parameters for discussion as defined by the newsgroup's charter.  An automated script will be used to share postings among the newsgroup's moderators. Posts which are rejected will be returned to the poster with a reason for the rejection.  Posts may be edited to remove excessive attribution and/or poor formatting.  The moderator is required to make note when this is done. User's signatures may also be trimmed, but the moderator is not required to note when this is done.  Anonymous posts are welcome in soc.support.loneliness.  If the number of moderators fall below three, volunteers will be solicited by the current moderators in consultation with the newsgroup participants. An automatic script will be used to share postings among the moderators.  Moderators are expected to process articles within 24 to 48 hours of receipt.  Moderators who will be temporarily unavailable for longer than one week should notify the newsgroup and the other moderators so that their names may be removed from the list of active moderators for the duration.  New moderators must have both the majority approval of soc.support. loneliness participants and unanimous approval of all existing moderators.  A moderator may be relieved of her/his position by majority approval of the newsgroup participants and/or unanimous approval of the other moderators.  Upon removal, the newsgroup will be solicited for a replacement moderator.  In the event of an unresolvable controversy amongst the moderators, all moderators will submit to binding arbitration by moderators-advice at UUNET.  END CHARTER.  MODERATOR INFO: soc.support.loneliness  Moderator: Jay Dyson <[email protected]> Moderator: Simon Lyall <[email protected]> Moderator: Logan <[email protected]>  END MODERATOR INFO.  PROCEDURE:  After a discussion period of 30 days, if there are no overwhelming objections to the formation of the group, a CFV will be posted to the same groups as this RFD.  The voting period will be as outlined in the guidelines (21-31 days).  If the vote passes by a majority of 2/3, and there are 100 more yes votes than no votes, then the group will be created.  DISTRIBUTION:  This RFD has been posted in accordance with the Guidelines for Newsgroup Creation. This RFD is being posted to the following relevant newsgroups:     news.announce.newgroups, news.groups, soc.support.depression.misc    alt.support.loneliness  The RFD and/or CFV may be posted to related mailing lists. Discussion will take place in news.groups only.   Please post follow-ups to news.groups only.  From [email protected] Thu Dec 14 13:04:30 1995 Path: uunet!bounce-back From: Steve Bonine <[email protected]> Newsgroups: news.announce.newgroups,news.groups,alt.support.loneliness,soc.support.depression.misc Subject: CFV: soc.support.loneliness moderated Followup-To: poster Date: 14 Dec 1995 18:04:25 -0000 Organization: Usenet Volunteer Votetakers Lines: 154 Sender: [email protected] Approved: [email protected] Expires: 5 Jan 1996 00:00:00 GMT Message-ID: <[email protected]> References: <[email protected]> Reply-To: Steve Bonine <[email protected]> NNTP-Posting-Host: rodan.uu.net Archive-Name: soc.support.loneliness Xref: uunet news.announce.newgroups:8015 news.groups:179058 alt.support.loneliness:6784 soc.support.depression.misc:384                       FIRST CALL FOR VOTES (of 2)                 moderated group soc.support.loneliness  Newsgroups line: soc.support.loneliness	Mutual help and chat for those of us who feel alone. (Moderated)  Votes must be received by 23:59:59 UTC, 4 Jan 1996.  This vote is being conducted by a neutral third party.  Questions about the proposed group should be directed to the proponent.  Proponent: Simon Lyall <[email protected]> Proponent: Jay D. Dyson <[email protected]> Votetaker: Steve Bonine <[email protected]>  RATIONALE: soc.support.loneliness  alt.support.loneliness was created in June of 1994 with the primary objective of providing a newsgroup in which people could post their experiences with loneliness, read about other people's experiences, and share advice and comfort during their difficult times.  Unfortunately, this newsgroup has been largely overrun by a fringe political group whose members have been abusive toward the often-vulnerable posters of alt.support.loneliness.  More recently, these people have attracted opposing political factions to the newsgroup, thus further disrupting the group's primary objective.  Requests for the people to move their political discussions to more appropriate forums have been ignored.  Notices to their providers, which more than cited the number and severity of disruptive actions, have gone unheeded.  While killfiles are an option for regular readers of the newsgroup, many new posters are either discouraged, hurt or offended when their first post draws vicious flames and ad hominem attacks from these disruptive individuals. Many first-time posters do not return to the group again.  A moderated loneliness group in the soc.support.* hierarchy would ensure better distribution that an alt.* group. It would also enable abusive and off charter posts to be filtered out, thus ensuring the group's primary objective would not be compromised.  CHARTER: soc.support.loneliness  Loneliness is defined as "solitary, isolated, unfrequented, companionless."  Loneliness is that feeling experienced when a person believes no-one is interested in them (for various reasons), and as a result, that person lacks confidence in her/himself.  Quite often, loneliness is most keenly perceived when "everyone else seems to be having fun / friends / relationships" with the exception of one's self.  soc.support.loneliness is intended to provide a safe area in which people may post about their experiences with loneliness, read about other people's experiences, offer advice, and comfort one another.  Relevant Informational postings and FAQs may also be posted.  Flames, offensive or off-topic postings, advertisements, personal ads, abusive or ad hominem attacks may not be posted to soc.support.loneliness. There are many other newsgroups where such posts are welcomed.  Users who wish to post messages of such content will be directed to those forums.                     MODERATORS AND MODERATION POLICY  The duty of the designated moderators is to ensure that all posts to soc.support.loneliness fall within the accepted parameters for discussion as defined by the newsgroup's charter.  An automated script will be used to share postings among the newsgroup's moderators.  Posts which are rejected will be returned to the poster with a reason for the rejection. Posts may be edited to remove excessive attribution and/or poor formatting. The moderator is required to make note when this is done. User's signatures may also be trimmed, but the moderator is not required to note when this is done.  Anonymous posts are welcome in soc.support.loneliness.  If the number of moderators fall below three, volunteers will be solicited by the current moderators in consultation with the newsgroup participants. An automatic script will be used to share postings among the moderators.  Moderators are expected to process articles within 24 to 48 hours of receipt.  Moderators who will be temporarily unavailable for longer than one week should notify the newsgroup and the other moderators so that their names may be removed from the list of active moderators for the duration.  New moderators must have both the majority approval of soc.support.loneliness participants and unanimous approval of all existing moderators. A moderator may be relieved of her/his position by majority approval of the newsgroup participants and/or unanimous approval of the other moderators. Upon removal, the newsgroup will be solicited for a replacement moderator.  In the event of an unresolvable controversy amongst the moderators, all moderators will submit to binding arbitration by moderators-advice at UUNET.  END CHARTER.  MODERATOR INFO: soc.support.loneliness  Moderator: Jay Dyson <[email protected]> Moderator: Simon Lyall <[email protected]> Moderator: Logan <[email protected]> Administrative contact address: [email protected] Article submission address: [email protected]  END MODERATOR INFO.  HOW TO VOTE:  Send E-MAIL (posts to a newsgroup are not votes) to:        [email protected]  Replying to this article should work, but check the address before you mail your vote.  Your mail message must contain one and only one of the following vote statements for each group:        I vote YES on soc.support.loneliness moderated       I vote NO on soc.support.loneliness moderated  Names are required for this vote.  The counting software will extract your name from the mail message if your mailer is properly configured; if your mail software does not indicate your name, you must include the following statement:       Voter name:  Your name here  You can also vote ABSTAIN or CANCEL.  These votes are not counted in the results, and CANCEL removes your name from the vote listing in the result.  Vote counting is automated.  Failure to follow these directions may mean that your vote does not get counted.  If you do not receive an acknowledgment of your vote within three days contact the votetaker about the problem.  IT'S YOUR RESPONSIBILITY TO MAKE SURE YOUR VOTE IS REGISTERED CORRECTLY.  If you wish to change your vote, simply vote again from the same account; duplicate votes are resolved in favor of the most recent vote.  THIS IS NOT A SECRET VOTE.  Names, addresses, and votes will be published in a RESULTS article in the same newsgroups in which this CFV appears.  The purpose of a Usenet vote is to determine if there is sufficient interest in the Usenet community to create a new newsgroup.  Soliciting votes from disinterested parties defeats this purpose.  Please do not distribute this CFV; direct people to the CFV in news.announce.newgroups.  Distributing pre-marked or edited copies of this CFV is prohibited, and votes from such sources will be removed from the final vote total.  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 servers are considered to be anonymous votes.  From [email protected] Tue Dec 26 09:01:36 1995 Path: uunet!bounce-back From: Steve Bonine <[email protected]> Newsgroups: news.announce.newgroups,news.groups,alt.support.loneliness,soc.support.depression.misc Subject: 2nd CFV: soc.support.loneliness moderated Supersedes: <[email protected]> Followup-To: poster Date: 26 Dec 1995 14:01:31 -0000 Organization: Usenet Volunteer Votetakers Lines: 154 Sender: [email protected] Approved: [email protected] Expires: 5 Jan 1996 00:00:00 GMT Message-ID: <[email protected]> References: <[email protected]> <[email protected]> Reply-To: Steve Bonine <[email protected]> NNTP-Posting-Host: rodan.uu.net Archive-Name: soc.support.loneliness Xref: uunet news.announce.newgroups:8046 news.groups:181113 alt.support.loneliness:7123 soc.support.depression.misc:451                        LAST CALL FOR VOTES (of 2)                 moderated group soc.support.loneliness  Newsgroups line: soc.support.loneliness	Mutual help and chat for those of us who feel alone. (Moderated)  Votes must be received by 23:59:59 UTC, 4 Jan 1996.  This vote is being conducted by a neutral third party.  Questions about the proposed group should be directed to the proponent.  Proponent: Simon Lyall <[email protected]> Proponent: Jay D. Dyson <[email protected]> Votetaker: Steve Bonine <[email protected]>  RATIONALE: soc.support.loneliness  alt.support.loneliness was created in June of 1994 with the primary objective of providing a newsgroup in which people could post their experiences with loneliness, read about other people's experiences, and share advice and comfort during their difficult times.  Unfortunately, this newsgroup has been largely overrun by a fringe political group whose members have been abusive toward the often-vulnerable posters of alt.support.loneliness.  More recently, these people have attracted opposing political factions to the newsgroup, thus further disrupting the group's primary objective.  Requests for the people to move their political discussions to more appropriate forums have been ignored.  Notices to their providers, which more than cited the number and severity of disruptive actions, have gone unheeded.  While killfiles are an option for regular readers of the newsgroup, many new posters are either discouraged, hurt or offended when their first post draws vicious flames and ad hominem attacks from these disruptive individuals. Many first-time posters do not return to the group again.  A moderated loneliness group in the soc.support.* hierarchy would ensure better distribution that an alt.* group. It would also enable abusive and off charter posts to be filtered out, thus ensuring the group's primary objective would not be compromised.  CHARTER: soc.support.loneliness  Loneliness is defined as "solitary, isolated, unfrequented, companionless."  Loneliness is that feeling experienced when a person believes no-one is interested in them (for various reasons), and as a result, that person lacks confidence in her/himself.  Quite often, loneliness is most keenly perceived when "everyone else seems to be having fun / friends / relationships" with the exception of one's self.  soc.support.loneliness is intended to provide a safe area in which people may post about their experiences with loneliness, read about other people's experiences, offer advice, and comfort one another.  Relevant Informational postings and FAQs may also be posted.  Flames, offensive or off-topic postings, advertisements, personal ads, abusive or ad hominem attacks may not be posted to soc.support.loneliness. There are many other newsgroups where such posts are welcomed.  Users who wish to post messages of such content will be directed to those forums.                     MODERATORS AND MODERATION POLICY  The duty of the designated moderators is to ensure that all posts to soc.support.loneliness fall within the accepted parameters for discussion as defined by the newsgroup's charter.  An automated script will be used to share postings among the newsgroup's moderators.  Posts which are rejected will be returned to the poster with a reason for the rejection. Posts may be edited to remove excessive attribution and/or poor formatting. The moderator is required to make note when this is done. User's signatures may also be trimmed, but the moderator is not required to note when this is done.  Anonymous posts are welcome in soc.support.loneliness.  If the number of moderators fall below three, volunteers will be solicited by the current moderators in consultation with the newsgroup participants. An automatic script will be used to share postings among the moderators.  Moderators are expected to process articles within 24 to 48 hours of receipt.  Moderators who will be temporarily unavailable for longer than one week should notify the newsgroup and the other moderators so that their names may be removed from the list of active moderators for the duration.  New moderators must have both the majority approval of soc.support.loneliness participants and unanimous approval of all existing moderators. A moderator may be relieved of her/his position by majority approval of the newsgroup participants and/or unanimous approval of the other moderators. Upon removal, the newsgroup will be solicited for a replacement moderator.  In the event of an unresolvable controversy amongst the moderators, all moderators will submit to binding arbitration by moderators-advice at UUNET.  END CHARTER.  MODERATOR INFO: soc.support.loneliness  Moderator: Jay Dyson <[email protected]> Moderator: Simon Lyall <[email protected]> Moderator: Logan <[email protected]> Administrative contact address: [email protected] Article submission address: [email protected]  END MODERATOR INFO.  HOW TO VOTE:  Send E-MAIL (posts to a newsgroup are not votes) to:        [email protected]  Replying to this article should work, but check the address before you mail your vote.  Your mail message must contain one and only one of the following vote statements for each group:        I vote YES on soc.support.loneliness moderated       I vote NO on soc.support.loneliness moderated  Names are required for this vote.  The counting software will extract your name from the mail message if your mailer is properly configured; if your mail software does not indicate your name, you must include the following statement:       Voter name:  Your name here  You can also vote ABSTAIN or CANCEL.  These votes are not counted in the results, and CANCEL removes your name from the vote listing in the result.  Vote counting is automated.  Failure to follow these directions may mean that your vote does not get counted.  If you do not receive an acknowledgment of your vote within three days contact the votetaker about the problem.  IT'S YOUR RESPONSIBILITY TO MAKE SURE YOUR VOTE IS REGISTERED CORRECTLY.  If you wish to change your vote, simply vote again from the same account; duplicate votes are resolved in favor of the most recent vote.  THIS IS NOT A SECRET VOTE.  Names, addresses, and votes will be published in a RESULTS article in the same newsgroups in which this CFV appears.  The purpose of a Usenet vote is to determine if there is sufficient interest in the Usenet community to create a new newsgroup.  Soliciting votes from disinterested parties defeats this purpose.  Please do not distribute this CFV; direct people to the CFV in news.announce.newgroups.  Distributing pre-marked or edited copies of this CFV is prohibited, and votes from such sources will be removed from the final vote total.  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 servers are considered to be anonymous votes.  From [email protected] Thu Jan  4 23:24:04 1996 Path: uunet!bounce-back From: Steve Bonine <[email protected]> Newsgroups: news.announce.newgroups,news.groups,alt.support.loneliness,soc.support.depression.misc Subject: RESULT: soc.support.loneliness moderated passes 137:30 Supersedes: <[email protected]> Followup-To: news.groups Date: 4 Jan 1996 23:23:58 -0500 Organization: Usenet Volunteer Votetakers Lines: 316 Sender: [email protected] Approved: [email protected] Message-ID: <[email protected]> References: <[email protected]> <[email protected]> <[email protected]> NNTP-Posting-Host: rodan.uu.net Archive-Name: soc.support.loneliness Xref: uunet news.announce.newgroups:8081 news.groups:182001 alt.support.loneliness:7387 soc.support.depression.misc:483                                  RESULT          moderated group soc.support.loneliness passes 137:30  There were 137 YES votes and 30 NO votes, for a total of 167 valid votes. There were 9 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.  Newsgroups line: soc.support.loneliness	Mutual help and chat for those of us who feel alone. (Moderated)  Voting closed at 23:59:59 UTC, 4 Jan 1996.  This vote was conducted by a neutral third party.  Questions about the proposed group should be directed to the proponent.  Proponent: Simon Lyall <[email protected]> Proponent: Jay D. Dyson <[email protected]> Votetaker: Steve Bonine <[email protected]>  RATIONALE: soc.support.loneliness  alt.support.loneliness was created in June of 1994 with the primary objective of providing a newsgroup in which people could post their experiences with loneliness, read about other people's experiences, and share advice and comfort during their difficult times.  Unfortunately, this newsgroup has been largely overrun by a fringe political group whose members have been abusive toward the often-vulnerable posters of alt.support.loneliness.  More recently, these people have attracted opposing political factions to the newsgroup, thus further disrupting the group's primary objective.  Requests for the people to move their political discussions to more appropriate forums have been ignored.  Notices to their providers, which more than cited the number and severity of disruptive actions, have gone unheeded.  While killfiles are an option for regular readers of the newsgroup, many new posters are either discouraged, hurt or offended when their first post draws vicious flames and ad hominem attacks from these disruptive individuals. Many first-time posters do not return to the group again.  A moderated loneliness group in the soc.support.* hierarchy would ensure better distribution that an alt.* group. It would also enable abusive and off charter posts to be filtered out, thus ensuring the group's primary objective would not be compromised.  CHARTER: soc.support.loneliness  Loneliness is defined as "solitary, isolated, unfrequented, companionless."  Loneliness is that feeling experienced when a person believes no-one is interested in them (for various reasons), and as a result, that person lacks confidence in her/himself.  Quite often, loneliness is most keenly perceived when "everyone else seems to be having fun / friends / relationships" with the exception of one's self.  soc.support.loneliness is intended to provide a safe area in which people may post about their experiences with loneliness, read about other people's experiences, offer advice, and comfort one another.  Relevant Informational postings and FAQs may also be posted.  Flames, offensive or off-topic postings, advertisements, personal ads, abusive or ad hominem attacks may not be posted to soc.support.loneliness. There are many other newsgroups where such posts are welcomed.  Users who wish to post messages of such content will be directed to those forums.                     MODERATORS AND MODERATION POLICY  The duty of the designated moderators is to ensure that all posts to soc.support.loneliness fall within the accepted parameters for discussion as defined by the newsgroup's charter.  An automated script will be used to share postings among the newsgroup's moderators.  Posts which are rejected will be returned to the poster with a reason for the rejection. Posts may be edited to remove excessive attribution and/or poor formatting. The moderator is required to make note when this is done. User's signatures may also be trimmed, but the moderator is not required to note when this is done.  Anonymous posts are welcome in soc.support.loneliness.  If the number of moderators fall below three, volunteers will be solicited by the current moderators in consultation with the newsgroup participants. An automatic script will be used to share postings among the moderators.  Moderators are expected to process articles within 24 to 48 hours of receipt.  Moderators who will be temporarily unavailable for longer than one week should notify the newsgroup and the other moderators so that their names may be removed from the list of active moderators for the duration.  New moderators must have both the majority approval of soc.support.loneliness participants and unanimous approval of all existing moderators. A moderator may be relieved of her/his position by majority approval of the newsgroup participants and/or unanimous approval of the other moderators. Upon removal, the newsgroup will be solicited for a replacement moderator.  In the event of an unresolvable controversy amongst the moderators, all moderators will submit to binding arbitration by moderators-advice at UUNET.  END CHARTER.  MODERATOR INFO: soc.support.loneliness  Moderator: Jay Dyson <[email protected]> Moderator: Simon Lyall <[email protected]> Moderator: Logan <[email protected]> Administrative contact address: [email protected] Article submission address: [email protected]  END MODERATOR INFO.  soc.support.loneliness Final Vote Ack  Voted Yes ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ [email protected]                                          SUZANNE FORTIN [email protected]                                                           Aahz [email protected]                                                  Art Douglas [email protected]                                              Ambrose Li [email protected]                                   Jonathan E. Adair [email protected]                                          Nigel Allen [email protected]                                                   Adam Glass [email protected]                                                 Tina M. Wood [email protected]                                              Alan King [email protected]                                             Ananda M. Kar [email protected]                                         Stephanie da Silva [email protected]                                          Ron Bauerle [email protected]                                                   Shag [email protected]                                             Bradley M. Kuhn [email protected]                                        Purodha B Blissenbach [email protected]                                     Benjamin D Lukoff [email protected]                                              Mark Kupferman [email protected]                                          Christian Bull [email protected]                                        Chris Carlson [email protected]                                          Cassie Kuhlhorst [email protected]                                          Chris Salter [email protected]                                              David Christopher [email protected]                                      Soren Dayton [email protected]                                  Christopher S. Hinds [email protected]                                             David Coons [email protected]                                            Daniel Youngquist [email protected]                                                      G De Vries [email protected]                                                Ben de Lisle [email protected]                                 George Derek Middleton [email protected]                                          Don A. Berkowitz [email protected]                                            Doug McNaught [email protected]                                               David Shaw [email protected]                                                  Dave Sparks [email protected]                                         Duane T. Williams [email protected]                                     Dave Zingg <[email protected]> [email protected]                                                Edward Reid [email protected]                                             Ed Moore [email protected]                                          Elena S. [email protected]                                   Elizabeth Osborne-Auger [email protected]                                                Enrique Rivero [email protected]                                                       Samu Mielonen [email protected]                                           Frank Kotch [email protected]                                           Floyd Johnson [email protected]                                   Craig Wyllie [email protected]                                  George Walker [email protected]                                                Gerd Koslowski [email protected]                                    Gregory G. Woodbury [email protected]                                                Jim Delton [email protected]                                                Jonathan Grobe [email protected]                                          John M. Grohol Psy.D. [email protected]                                               Harris Barnes [email protected]                                           Jan G. Hogle [email protected]                                                  Murray C Park [email protected]                                Samuli K=E4rkk=E4inen [email protected]                                       Brian and Kevin Igoe [email protected]                                                    Jamie Eimermann [email protected]                                                    John M Ford [email protected]                                        Jay and Kathleen [email protected]                                                  Joe Clark [email protected]                                         Susan Johnson [email protected]                                           Josef Oldenburg [email protected]                                             Jon Abbott [email protected]                                          The Jones' [email protected]                                       J. Porter Clark [email protected]                                      Juergen Schroth [email protected]                                    b a h   h u m b u g [email protected]                                                  Keith Trussell [email protected]                              Wolfgang Keller [email protected]                                     Kevin Charman [email protected]                                                        Kien [email protected]                                     Konrad Swanepoel [email protected]                                            Mark H. Linford [email protected]                                            Antonio Paes [email protected]                                               Leo Possajennikov [email protected]                                  Martin Schr"oder [email protected]                                                  Paladin [email protected]                                            Laurence T. Maloney [email protected]                                       Henrik Gelius [email protected]                                                Mark Fitzgerald [email protected]                     Michael Allred [email protected] [email protected]                                                      M. J. Dolan [email protected]                                              s.merchant [email protected]                                        Matthew Jackson [email protected]                                                  Goodman [email protected]                                     Matthew T. Kinney [email protected]                                           Michael W. Daniels [email protected]                                                  Patrick Rigney [email protected]                                      Orjan Johansen [email protected]                                             Olav Nieuwejaar [email protected]                                        Paul Greenhow [email protected]                                              Trevor Tymchuk [email protected]                                             William Bullock [email protected]                              Andreas Polzer [email protected]                                       Per Viggen <[email protected]> [email protected]                                       Patrick Oblander [email protected]                                               W. Paul Zola [email protected]                                         Richard Nielsen [email protected]                                    Rick Ellison [email protected]                                                          Rflady [email protected]                                             Richard Perry [email protected]                                             Rod Grant [email protected]                                                Andrew Rogers [email protected]                                            J. Rufinus [email protected]                                                      Russ Herman [email protected]                                                Sam Wales [email protected]                                                Dominick Galang [email protected]                                              David McFarling [email protected]                                            Steve Arlow [email protected]                                            Shawn Larsen [email protected]                                         Simon Lavell [email protected]                                              Simon Lyall [email protected]                                           Richard Sperling [email protected]                                                 Stephen Turner [email protected]                                                Sten Solberg [email protected]                                                     steph edgar [email protected]                                                Steven Matthews [email protected]                                                      Frode Stokseth [email protected]                                           Stuart Park [email protected]                              Stuart Andrew Yeates [email protected]                                        R. 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Bramford CMP UG [email protected]                                        Ville Hakulinen [email protected]                                         Werner Uhrig [email protected]                                            Will Day [email protected]                                        Wolfgang Schelongowski [email protected]                                          Kent Paul Dolan [email protected]                                       Zephyr S. G. 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