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5 total messages Started by Philipp Mott Mon, 06 Sep 1993 18:49
JAMBOREE on USENET
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Author: Philipp Mott
Date: Mon, 06 Sep 1993 18:49
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Hi Scouts  !
Jamboree 1995 in the Netherlands, Jamboree on the air too.
What do you think about a Jamboree on the Usenet ?

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Re: JAMBOREE on USENET
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Author: Rajiv A Manglani
Date: Mon, 06 Sep 1993 22:17
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In article <1993Sep6.204237@hhs406.d9.hamburg.sni.de> mott@hhs406.d9.hamburg.sni.de (Philipp Mott) writes:

   Hi Scouts  !
   Jamboree 1995 in the Netherlands, Jamboree on the air too.
   What do you think about a Jamboree on the Usenet ?

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I took my Mac PowerBook to the (American) 1993 National Scout Jamboree last
month and logged in... I would do the same if I got to go to the 1995 World
Jamboree.


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Re: JAMBOREE on USENET
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Author: Michael Rogero Brown
Date: Tue, 07 Sep 1993 16:16
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In article <1993Sep6.204237@hhs406.d9.hamburg.sni.de> mott@hhs313.d9.hamburg.sni.de (Philipp Mott) writes:
>Hi Scouts  !
>Jamboree 1995 in the Netherlands, Jamboree on the air too.
>What do you think about a Jamboree on the Usenet ?
>
I LIKE the idea!

(Will there be a participation patch? :) :) :)  )

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Re: JAMBOREE on USENET
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Author: Shue Jyh-Shin
Date: Wed, 08 Sep 1993 06:54
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Philipp Mott (mott@hhs406.d9.hamburg.sni.de) wrote:
: Hi Scouts  !
: Jamboree 1995 in the Netherlands, Jamboree on the air too.
: What do you think about a Jamboree on the Usenet ?

Hi Scouts:

     I am a rover scout from Taiwan. My club also interested in Jamboree on 

the Usenet.But via what?? IRC??? Will some people mail me or post the

detail? 
   
    Thanks in advance..:)

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Re: JAMBOREE on USENET
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Author: Ove Ruben R Olsen
Date: Wed, 08 Sep 1993 08:13
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Philipp Mott:
>Hi Scouts  !
>Jamboree 1995 in the Netherlands, Jamboree on the air too.
>What do you think about a Jamboree on the Usenet ?

From time to time there is a channel on the IRC called #Scouting, join
us there. If not, contact me (nickname: ruben), and I'll join it.
I have been planning for a JOTIRC quite some time, but it has only been
on the planned stage yet.

\Ruben.


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