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For F---s sake, get a life and stop insulting an amoeba's intelligence!!!

"��l�nS�" <AlanS2001_no_spammarunies@dingoblue.net.au> wrote in message
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> Got the following email from the administrators of news.cis.dfn.de after
> asking them to include the canb.* hierarchy on their fine news servers.
> Does anyone know some or all of the answers to the questions asked below.
>
> ****Message*****
> > Can you please add the canb.* hierarchy to news.cis.dfn.de
>
> We can try to take up the canb.* (Canberra, Australia) hierarchy, but
> that's a rather difficult thing and we cannot guarantee success, so please
> be patient. However, you can give us some help:
>
>
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> | 3.5.
> |
> | Q: Do you add complete hierarchies?
> |
> | A: That is possible but depends on the hierarchy in question. Since the
> |    addition of a new hierarchy gives us a lot more work than the
> |    addition of groups in an existing hierarchy, it can take some time
> |    until such a new hierarchy is steadily available. It speeds up the
> |    process if you can give us the following information together with
> |    your request:
> |
> |    - Is the hierarchy freely distributable or are there restrictions?
> |      If so, where can one read up on these and who can one ask?
> |    - Are there any special rules (netiquette)?
> |      If so, where can one read up on it? Who can one ask?
> |    - Are there regular control messages?
> |      If so, who is the sender and are they signed with PGP?
> |    - Are there rules for the creation of new groups?
> |      If so, where can one read up on these?
> |    - Is there a master server?
> |      If so, what is it called?
> |    - Which server can we get a stable feed from?
> |
>
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> [from http://news.cis.dfn.de/en/faq.html]
>
> Regards,
> Christoph Biedl, news.cis.dfn.de
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> AlanS
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> What we know for sure is that Microsoft treated the PC hardware
> platform as if it owned it, and thus hurt consumers, software developers,
PC
> OEMs, OS competitors, and the industry in general. That's a layman's
> definition of abusing a monopoly.
> - Jean Louis Gass�e, July 2000
>
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