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Last chance for comment or more changes ...

>[Revised 99/12/31; thanks for the input so far.]
>
>With Stuart Lynne's help, I created the can.domain newsgroup late
>December 1992.  As an understatement, some things have changed
>since then, both in terms of USENET and the CA Domain.
>
>From the depths of my archives ...
>
>   can.domain:  Discussion of policies and procedures relevant to
>		registration under the .CA domain, and the new technologies
>		that might impact the use of the name space and supporting
>		infrastructure.  This newsgroup also provides the CA Domain
>		Registry Committee with the opportunity to interact with
>		the Canadian USENET community to seek consensus on
>		desireable and technically feasible policies respecting the
>		use of the CA namespace.
>
>		The CA Domain Introductory materials, Application form,
>		and various informational articles are periodically posted
>		to can.domain.  New .CA subdomain registrations are posted
>		as they are approved.
>
>		(Status: un-moderated)
>
>I propose that it be ammended to:
>
>   can.domain:  Discussion of policies, procedures, and administration
>		of the CA Domain, including impact of new technologies
>		and developments as they may affect the namespace and
>		supporting infrastructure.  This newsgroup provides the
>		CA Domain administration and interested parties with a
>		public forum to seek consensus on desirable and
>		technically feasible policies for the Canadian community.
>
>		The CA Domain documentation and related informational
>		articles are periodically posted to can.domain.  New
>		.CA subdomain registration summaries may be posted.
>
>		Totally off-charter articles and all ads are explicitly
>		prohibited and may be cancelled.
>
>		(Status: un-moderated)
>
>Note that from a USENET perspective a newsgroup is either "moderated"
>or not.  In practice, the can.domain newsgroup is retro-moderated to
>ensure its continued viability.
>
>The new canonical one-line charter summary would be:
>can.domain		CA Domain information and debate.
>
>Please post comments, objections, and suggestions to can.domain
>by January 15, 2000.  I'll act on the result shortly thereafter.
>
>[This will be manually reposted a couple or so times to ensure
> it's not missed by anyone concerned.]
>
>                --ed            (Ed Hew)
>--
>   CA Domain Registry liaison,
>   Ontario, UUCP, and unaffiliated organizations.
>   http://www.registry.ca/path-reg.html
>   <registry@cs.utoronto.ca>,<edhew@registry.ca>