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From: [email protected] (Joel Furr)
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Subject: RFD: soc.history.war.* groups
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I hereby issue a Request for Discussion on creation of newsgroups
dedicated to discussion of several wars. Specifically, I request
discussion on creation of:
soc.history.war.us-civil-war
soc.history.war.world-war-i
soc.history.war.world-war-ii
soc.history.war.vietnam
In order for these groups to be created, they must be discussed in the
newsgroup 'news.groups'. At least 28 days of discussion must take place,
if memory serves, after which a vote can be held if the proposal met with
consensus during the discussion phase.
At present, there are three groups dedicated to war in the alt.
hierarchy: alt.war, alt.war.vietnam, and alt.war.civil.usa. I do not
endorse elimination of these groups but have proposed doing so for the
sake of discussion. None is particularly well propagated and there may
be some argument advanced for replacing them.
The main thrust of this proposal is in the World War I and World War II
groups. Discussion of the battles and history and times of these
climactic global upheavals continues unabated to the modern day and
there are few subjects on which more discussion could be expected. I
initially proposed these as alt. groups but have decided to propose them
as Big 7 groups for the reason that "if they're such great ideas for
groups, propose them in a Big 7 hierarchy first."
So, here they are. I invite comment on the creation of the World War
groups and on the idea of replacing alt.war.civil.usa with
soc.history.war.us-civil-war and replacing alt.war.vietnam with
soc.history.war.vietnam.
From [email protected] Tue Feb 22 16:16:16 1994
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From: [email protected] (Joel Furr)
Newsgroups: news.announce.newgroups,news.groups,alt.war,alt.war.civil.usa,alt.war.vietnam,soc.history
Subject: 2nd RFD: soc.history.war.* groups
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This is a formal 2nd RFD to formalize the proposal for two
soc.history.war.* groups.
Two groups are proposed at this stage:
soc.history.war.world-war-ii (Moderated)
soc.history.war.misc
Soc.history.war.world-war-ii is proposed as moderated to keep out the
Holocaust Revisionists and their ilk. If you question why this is
necessary, please glance at soc.history and misc.headlines. Megabytes per
day of articles about how the Holocaust Never Happened, Folks.
Soc.history.war.misc is proposed as unmoderated. In the first RFD, it was
not proposed and instead several other wars (the U.S. Civil War, World War
I, and the Vietnam War) were proposed for newsgroups. World War I
received insufficient support to be taken forward and the other two wars
were too controversial as alt. groups already existed for discussion of
those conflicts. However, several people began speaking up and saying
"Hey, how about a Napoleonic Wars newsgroup" and so on and it quickly
became ridiculous. Hence, soc.history.war.misc.
Now, if you wonder why we need a brace of war groups at all, let me say
this: A war includes more than military events. A war includes social,
political, economic, military, and demographic events. Discussion of a
war typically includes the *war era* and not just the war. Present groups
which exist to discuss military issues are very specific: sci.military,
alt.folklore.military, alt.war. All of these tend to focus very strongly
on the military aspects and less on the historical and other aspects.
Discussion of World War II and wars in general takes place on a wide range
of newsgroups, many of which specialize on recent military history. The
most notable example of war discussion taking place elsewhere is the World
War II mailing list, which averages 800 megabytes per month of traffic.
The moderators of this mailing list are in favor of the creation of a
World War Two newsgroup as the subject has more than demonstrated its
carrying power on the Net.
I have put together a provisional staff of moderators for
soc.history.war.world-war-ii and this list will be published at the time
the group goes to a vote.
The charter proposed for soc.history.war.world-war-ii is as follows:
Discussion of the era 1939-1945 in particular, but ranging as far back as
1918 and as far forward as the 1950's for discussion of events leading to the
War and post-war events such as the occupation of Japan and Germany. The
discussion will be limited to social, political, military, economic,
demographic, and historial aspects of World War II, including discussion of:
* Arms limitations treaties in the 1920's, intended to head off any future war
* the Weimar Republic
* the rise of the Italian Fascists
* the Japanese war with China
* the rise of the Nazi Party
* American isolationism
* Franco-British appeasement
* Italian misadventures in Africa
* German occupation of the Sudentenland and Austria
* the war proper, 1939-1945
* the Manhattan Project
* the Holocaust
* Post-war occupation of Japan and Germany
* Post-war governments of Europe
* and so on.
In other words, the mandate for soc.history.war.world-war-ii is intended
to be broad, rather than narrow, with moderation in place less to limit
discussion than to keep out Gannon and the Holocaust Revisionists and
other malicious posters.
The charter for soc.history.war.misc is as follows:
General discussion of wars, including social, political, historical,
economic, and demographic aspects.
From [email protected] (RonDippold) Thu Mar 24 18:11:00 1994
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Subject: CFV: soc.history.war.{misc,world-war-ii}
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FIRST CALL FOR VOTES (of 2)
moderated group soc.history.war.world-war-ii
unmoderated group soc.history.war.misc
Newsgroups line:
soc.history.war.world-war-ii History & events of World War Two. (Moderated)
soc.history.war.misc History & events of wars in general.
Votes must be received by 23:59:59 UTC, 13 April 1994.
After this CFV appears on news.announce.newgroups it may be sent to
the World War II mailing list discussed in the Charter section, and to
the sci.military moderator for publication in sci.military.
This vote is being conducted by a neutral third party. For voting
questions only contact [email protected]. For questions about the
proposed group contact Joel Furr .
CHARTER (Proponent)
The charter of soc.history.war.misc: General discussion of wars,
including military, social, political, economic, technological,
historical, and demographic events.
The charter of soc.history.war.world-war-ii: Discussion of the
era 1939-1945 in particular, but ranging as far back as 1918 and
as far forward as the 1950's for discussion of events leading to
the War and post-war events such as the occupation of Japan and
Germany. The discussion will be limited to social, political,
military, economic, technological, demographic, and historial
aspects of World War II, including discussion of:
* Arms limitations treaties in the 1920's, intended to head
off any future war
* the Weimar Republic
* the rise of the Italian Fascists
* the Japanese war with China
* the rise of the Nazi Party
* American isolationism
* Franco-British appeasement
* Italian misadventures in Africa
* German occupation of the Sudentenland and Austria
* the war proper, 1939-1945
* the Manhattan Project
* the Holocaust
* Post-war occupation of Japan and Germany
* Post-war governments of Europe
* and so on.
In other words, the mandate for soc.history.war.world-war-ii is
intended to be broad, rather than narrow, with moderation in
place less to limit discussion than to keep out Gannon and the
Holocaust Revisionists and other malicious posters. Should Dan
Gannon or Serdar Argic submit articles which actually discuss
World War Two rather than spreading their brand of conspiracy
theory, their articles will be approved for submission as well.
Why moderation or lack thereof?
---------------------------------------
Soc.history.war.world-war-ii is proposed as moderated to keep out
the Holocaust Revisionists and their ilk. If you question why
this is necessary, please glance at soc.history and
misc.headlines. Megabytes per day of articles about how the
Holocaust Never Happened, Folks.
Soc.history.war.misc is proposed as unmoderated. In the first
RFD, it was not proposed and instead several other wars (the U.S.
Civil War, World War I, and the Vietnam War) were proposed for
newsgroups. World War I received insufficient support to be
taken forward and the other two wars were too controversial as
alt. groups already existed for discussion of those conflicts.
However, several people began speaking up and saying "Hey, how
about a Napoleonic Wars newsgroup" and so on and it quickly
became ridiculous. Hence, soc.history.war.misc. As this group
will be for discussion of war in general, a very broad subject,
moderation would be difficult. Hence it is proposed as
unmoderated.
Moderation policy:
------------------
Soc.history.war.world-war-ii will have a very relaxed moderation
policy. The main purpose, as noted above, for moderation of this
group is to prevent it from turning into a revisionist flamefest
akin to misc.headlines or soc.history. As such, any message
which actually discusses World War II will be approved for
posting, provided that it does not attempt to claim that events
such as the Holocaust never happened. There are other groups for
discussion of that question, most notably, alt.revisionism.
Moderation rules:
* Articles which discuss World War Two and its events will be
approved for posting.
* Articles arguing that the Holocaust never happened will not
be approved for posting.
* Articles must contain original thought. Lengthy quoting of
source material with a couple of lines of comment at the end
will not be approved for posting.
* Blank messages, test messages, advertisements,
MAKE.MONEY.FAST, and so forth, will not be approved for
posting.
* Articles which include excessive quoting (e.g. an article
which quotes an entire other article in order to add a few
comments at the end) will be trimmed down by the moderator in
question.
* An article MUST have a valid reply-to address or it will
not be approved for posting.
* Rejected articles will be shared with the other moderators
for group consideration.
As noted below, the group will be group-moderated, to minimize
delay between submission and posting and to keep the group
running when the traffic becomes heavy.
Moderators will be added by majority vote of the existing
moderators and moderators will be removed by 2/3 vote in the
event that a moderator is shown to be failing to do the job (i.e.
not posting anything).
Moderators:
-----------
[email protected] Gordon McFee
[email protected] Andrew McMichael
[email protected] Brett Kottmann
[email protected] John Davis
[email protected] Joel Furr
[email protected] Kenneth Bullock
[email protected] Ken McVay
[email protected] A. M. Mughal
[email protected] Richard Miller
[email protected] Martin Schafer
Moderation apparatus:
---------------------
This group will be group-moderated using a Majordomo listserver.
It has been configured so that each article received at ww2-
[email protected] will be sent to the next moderator in turn,
using a list of subscribed moderators. Hence, the *submission*
address for articles will be [email protected]. The
*contact* address for the group, once created, will be ww2-
[email protected].
Why should these groups be created?
-----------------------------------
A war includes more than military events. A war includes social,
political, economic, military, and demographic events.
Discussion of a war typically includes the *war era* and not just
the war. Present groups which exist to discuss military issues
are very specific: sci.military, alt.folklore.military, alt.war.
All of these tend to focus very strongly on the military aspects
and less on the historical and other aspects.
Soc.history.war.misc and soc.history.war.world-war-ii will
encompass all aspects of war.
Discussion of World War II and wars in general takes place on a
wide range of newsgroups, many of which specialize on recent
military history. The most notable example of war discussion
taking place elsewhere is the World War II mailing list, which
averages 800 kilobytes per month of traffic and which almost closed down
after presenting far too great a load on its moderators than they could
handle. The moderators of the list are in support of the proposed
newsgroup as the subject is far larger than can be easily dealt
with in mailing list form. A newsgroup is needed.
HOW TO VOTE
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Give your name on the line that asks for it. For each group, place a YES or
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From [email protected] (RonDippold) Tue Mar 29 20:33:32 1994
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From: [email protected] (Ron "Asbestos" Dippold)
Newsgroups: news.announce.newgroups,news.groups,soc.history,alt.war,alt.folklore.military,alt.war.civil.usa,alt.war.vietnam,soc.misc,soc.history.moderated
Subject: 2nd CFV: soc.history.war.{misc,world-war-ii}
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LAST CALL FOR VOTES (of 2)
moderated group soc.history.war.world-war-ii
unmoderated group soc.history.war.misc
Newsgroups line:
soc.history.war.world-war-ii History & events of World War Two. (Moderated)
soc.history.war.misc History & events of wars in general.
Votes must be received by 23:59:59 UTC, 13 April 1994.
After this CFV appears on news.announce.newgroups it may be sent to
the World War II mailing list discussed in the Charter section, and to
the sci.military moderator for publication in sci.military.
This vote is being conducted by a neutral third party. For voting
questions only contact [email protected]. For questions about the
proposed group contact Joel Furr .
CHARTER (Proponent)
The charter of soc.history.war.misc: General discussion of wars,
including military, social, political, economic, technological,
historical, and demographic events.
The charter of soc.history.war.world-war-ii: Discussion of the
era 1939-1945 in particular, but ranging as far back as 1918 and
as far forward as the 1950's for discussion of events leading to
the War and post-war events such as the occupation of Japan and
Germany. The discussion will be limited to social, political,
military, economic, technological, demographic, and historial
aspects of World War II, including discussion of:
* Arms limitations treaties in the 1920's, intended to head
off any future war
* the Weimar Republic
* the rise of the Italian Fascists
* the Japanese war with China
* the rise of the Nazi Party
* American isolationism
* Franco-British appeasement
* Italian misadventures in Africa
* German occupation of the Sudentenland and Austria
* the war proper, 1939-1945
* the Manhattan Project
* the Holocaust
* Post-war occupation of Japan and Germany
* Post-war governments of Europe
* and so on.
In other words, the mandate for soc.history.war.world-war-ii is
intended to be broad, rather than narrow, with moderation in
place less to limit discussion than to keep out Gannon and the
Holocaust Revisionists and other malicious posters. Should Dan
Gannon or Serdar Argic submit articles which actually discuss
World War Two rather than spreading their brand of conspiracy
theory, their articles will be approved for submission as well.
Why moderation or lack thereof?
---------------------------------------
Soc.history.war.world-war-ii is proposed as moderated to keep out
the Holocaust Revisionists and their ilk. If you question why
this is necessary, please glance at soc.history and
misc.headlines. Megabytes per day of articles about how the
Holocaust Never Happened, Folks.
Soc.history.war.misc is proposed as unmoderated. In the first
RFD, it was not proposed and instead several other wars (the U.S.
Civil War, World War I, and the Vietnam War) were proposed for
newsgroups. World War I received insufficient support to be
taken forward and the other two wars were too controversial as
alt. groups already existed for discussion of those conflicts.
However, several people began speaking up and saying "Hey, how
about a Napoleonic Wars newsgroup" and so on and it quickly
became ridiculous. Hence, soc.history.war.misc. As this group
will be for discussion of war in general, a very broad subject,
moderation would be difficult. Hence it is proposed as
unmoderated.
Moderation policy:
------------------
Soc.history.war.world-war-ii will have a very relaxed moderation
policy. The main purpose, as noted above, for moderation of this
group is to prevent it from turning into a revisionist flamefest
akin to misc.headlines or soc.history. As such, any message
which actually discusses World War II will be approved for
posting, provided that it does not attempt to claim that events
such as the Holocaust never happened. There are other groups for
discussion of that question, most notably, alt.revisionism.
Moderation rules:
* Articles which discuss World War Two and its events will be
approved for posting.
* Articles arguing that the Holocaust never happened will not
be approved for posting.
* Articles must contain original thought. Lengthy quoting of
source material with a couple of lines of comment at the end
will not be approved for posting.
* Blank messages, test messages, advertisements,
MAKE.MONEY.FAST, and so forth, will not be approved for
posting.
* Articles which include excessive quoting (e.g. an article
which quotes an entire other article in order to add a few
comments at the end) will be trimmed down by the moderator in
question.
* An article MUST have a valid reply-to address or it will
not be approved for posting.
* Rejected articles will be shared with the other moderators
for group consideration.
As noted below, the group will be group-moderated, to minimize
delay between submission and posting and to keep the group
running when the traffic becomes heavy.
Moderators will be added by majority vote of the existing
moderators and moderators will be removed by 2/3 vote in the
event that a moderator is shown to be failing to do the job (i.e.
not posting anything).
Moderators:
-----------
[email protected] Gordon McFee
[email protected] Andrew McMichael
[email protected] Brett Kottmann
[email protected] John Davis
[email protected] Joel Furr
[email protected] Kenneth Bullock
[email protected] Ken McVay
[email protected] A. M. Mughal
[email protected] Richard Miller
[email protected] Martin Schafer
Moderation apparatus:
---------------------
This group will be group-moderated using a Majordomo listserver.
It has been configured so that each article received at ww2-
[email protected] will be sent to the next moderator in turn,
using a list of subscribed moderators. Hence, the *submission*
address for articles will be [email protected]. The
*contact* address for the group, once created, will be ww2-
[email protected].
Why should these groups be created?
-----------------------------------
A war includes more than military events. A war includes social,
political, economic, military, and demographic events.
Discussion of a war typically includes the *war era* and not just
the war. Present groups which exist to discuss military issues
are very specific: sci.military, alt.folklore.military, alt.war.
All of these tend to focus very strongly on the military aspects
and less on the historical and other aspects.
Soc.history.war.misc and soc.history.war.world-war-ii will
encompass all aspects of war.
Discussion of World War II and wars in general takes place on a
wide range of newsgroups, many of which specialize on recent
military history. The most notable example of war discussion
taking place elsewhere is the World War II mailing list, which
averages 800 kilobytes per month of traffic and which almost closed down
after presenting far too great a load on its moderators than they could
handle. The moderators of the list are in support of the proposed
newsgroup as the subject is far larger than can be easily dealt
with in mailing list form. A newsgroup is needed.
HOW TO VOTE
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below the bottom "-=-=-=-" line. Do not erase anything between these
lines and do not change the group names.
Give your name on the line that asks for it. For each group, place a YES or
NO in the brackets next to it to vote for or against it. If you don't want
to vote on a particular group, just leave the space blank. Don't worry
about spacing of the columns or any quote characters (">") that your reply
inserts.
Then mail the ballot to: [email protected]
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soc.history.war.* Bounce List - No need to revote
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From [email protected] (RonDippold) Tue Apr 19 17:51:25 1994
Path: uunet!bounce-back
From: [email protected] (Ron "Asbestos" Dippold)
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Subject: RESULT: soc.history.war.{misc,world-war-ii} pass 161:25, 181:17
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RESULT
soc.history.war.* results - 203 valid votes
Yes No : 2/3? >100? : Pass? : Group
---- ---- : ---- ----- : ----- : -------------------------------------------
181 17 : Yes Yes : Yes : soc.history.war.world-war-ii
161 25 : Yes Yes : Yes : soc.history.war.misc
1 invalid vote
Newsgroups line:
soc.history.war.world-war-ii History & events of World War Two. (Moderated)
soc.history.war.misc History & events of wars in general.
This vote is being conducted by a neutral third party. For voting
questions only contact [email protected]. For questions about the
proposed group contact Joel Furr .
CHARTER (Proponent)
The charter of soc.history.war.misc: General discussion of wars,
including military, social, political, economic, technological,
historical, and demographic events.
The charter of soc.history.war.world-war-ii: Discussion of the
era 1939-1945 in particular, but ranging as far back as 1918 and
as far forward as the 1950's for discussion of events leading to
the War and post-war events such as the occupation of Japan and
Germany. The discussion will be limited to social, political,
military, economic, technological, demographic, and historial
aspects of World War II, including discussion of:
* Arms limitations treaties in the 1920's, intended to head
off any future war
* the Weimar Republic
* the rise of the Italian Fascists
* the Japanese war with China
* the rise of the Nazi Party
* American isolationism
* Franco-British appeasement
* Italian misadventures in Africa
* German occupation of the Sudentenland and Austria
* the war proper, 1939-1945
* the Manhattan Project
* the Holocaust
* Post-war occupation of Japan and Germany
* Post-war governments of Europe
* and so on.
In other words, the mandate for soc.history.war.world-war-ii is
intended to be broad, rather than narrow, with moderation in
place less to limit discussion than to keep out Gannon and the
Holocaust Revisionists and other malicious posters. Should Dan
Gannon or Serdar Argic submit articles which actually discuss
World War Two rather than spreading their brand of conspiracy
theory, their articles will be approved for submission as well.
Moderation policy:
------------------
Soc.history.war.world-war-ii will have a very relaxed moderation
policy. The main purpose, as noted above, for moderation of this
group is to prevent it from turning into a revisionist flamefest
akin to misc.headlines or soc.history. As such, any message
which actually discusses World War II will be approved for
posting, provided that it does not attempt to claim that events
such as the Holocaust never happened. There are other groups for
discussion of that question, most notably, alt.revisionism.
Moderation rules:
* Articles which discuss World War Two and its events will be
approved for posting.
* Articles arguing that the Holocaust never happened will not
be approved for posting.
* Articles must contain original thought. Lengthy quoting of
source material with a couple of lines of comment at the end
will not be approved for posting.
* Blank messages, test messages, advertisements,
MAKE.MONEY.FAST, and so forth, will not be approved for
posting.
* Articles which include excessive quoting (e.g. an article
which quotes an entire other article in order to add a few
comments at the end) will be trimmed down by the moderator in
question.
* An article MUST have a valid reply-to address or it will
not be approved for posting.
* Rejected articles will be shared with the other moderators
for group consideration.
As noted below, the group will be group-moderated, to minimize
delay between submission and posting and to keep the group
running when the traffic becomes heavy.
Moderators will be added by majority vote of the existing
moderators and moderators will be removed by 2/3 vote in the
event that a moderator is shown to be failing to do the job (i.e.
not posting anything).
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