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Peter da Silva
peter at ficc.ferranti.com
Sat Aug 18 01:33:31 AEST 1990
In article <1990Aug16.151010.17925 at uwslh.slh.wisc.edu> lishka at uwslh.slh.wisc.edu (a.k.a. Chri) writes:
> I can't take this any more. Do you what one has to go through to post
> stuff to the net? (Actually, you probably do.)
Yep. I moderated a sources group for a while.
> Let me tell you, it ain't fun, it ain't intuitive, and it ain't easy.
> ...before you brought it up lately, I had
> *never* heard of this archive-header. And I am not a "casual user."
OK, I'll start a FAQ for alt.sources. Send suggestions for topics to
peter at hackercorp.com. I don't have internet access, so I'll have to take
people's word on what archive sites exist and where the latest shar can
be gotten. Let's see, what should be in here:
What alt.sources is for...
What alt.sources.d is for...
What alt.sources.index is for...
What other periodic postings to alt.sources are...
Where to get uuencode/uudecode/cshar/etc...
How big to make chunks of source code...
How a posting should be formatted...
What headers should be there...
This last is more than just "Archive-name:", if you're posting source
people are more likely to see it if it isn't titled "Re: problems with
fucalc 2.3".
What else?
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Peter da Silva. `-_-'
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