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In article <3tq4s5$6ot@lectura.CS.Arizona.EDU> tlglenn@CS.Arizona.EDU (Ted Louis Glenn) writes:
>From: tlglenn@CS.Arizona.EDU (Ted Louis Glenn)
>Subject: RFD: az.internet
>Date: 9 Jul 1995 19:56:05 -0700

>This is a request for discussion for az.internet. The purpose of
>az.internet would be to discuss the Internet in Arizona. Discussion
>may include, but is not limited to, internet service providers who
>provide service to Arizona residents.

>I forget if six months have passed since the last vote. If not, then
>I believe this RFD is invalid.
>-- 
>Ted L. Glenn             DON'T TREAD ON ME.           LIVE FREE OR DIE.
>Link to URL http://www.cs.arizona.edu/people/tlglenn/ or email me at
>tlglenn@cs.arizona.edu for my PGP 2.6.2 public key.

It seems to me I remember voting yes on az.internet about six months ago.
Unfortunately, I have no recollection of who counted the votes.  I also seem 
to remember that the vote was not overwhelmingly against the idea. . . just 
not enough yes votes.    Given the fact that az.general has been all but taken 
over again with whining & flaming about the recent troubles at Primenet, I 
would certainly vote yes.

Maybe if the "My ISP can beat up your ISP" crowd took their flame wars to 
az.internet,  people might be inclined to post in az.general (or maybe 
just read it) without fear of being dragged into the fray.

Jim Burchell
burchel@primenet.com