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Article #16419Re: <1998-09-08> The ch.market.* Newsgroups
From: Cyril Affolter
Date: Wed, 23 Feb 2000 00:00
Date: Wed, 23 Feb 2000 00:00
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Et encore merci pour tous les francophones sur le Net !!! En effet, bien que les Appenzellois pr�f�rent enseigner l'anglais au fran�ais � leurs enfants, la biens�ance de notre Conf�d�ration Helv�tique veut qu'il y est 4 langues nationales, pour m�moire : l'Allemand, le Fran�ais, l'Italien et le Romanche. Alors, au nom de ces trois derniers, je vous remercie. (N'allez surtout pas prendre ce message pour des f�licitations !). A bon entendeur : Tch�ss, salut, ciao et Bes'hallah... P.S. : je me tiens � disposition pour une �ventuelle traduction en fran�ais de votre charte, M. Weidmann. "B. Weidmann" a �crit : > The ch.market.* Newsgroups > ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ > > Notes concerning clarity of articles in the newsgroup: > > - Please place for sale and wanted ads for computer equipment only in > ch.market.comp and not in ch.market or the ch.comp.* newsgroups. > - No crossposting[1] within ch.market.*. > - No MIME and no binary files (programs, image files) > - No HTML in the newsgroups, not even as an alternative. > - Please do not use your "vcard" in messages. Acceptable are > signatures[2] of up to a maximum of 4 lines. > - Only quote as much as is really needed. > - Do not quote entire postings and threads and do not quote or attach > the original poster's text after your own. Just quote the most > important sentences or comments. > - Mark the text you are quoting by typing the special quote mark (>) > before each quoted sentence. Do not use tabs or initials. > - Your lines shouldn't exceed approximately 70 characters across. > - Leave an empty line between the quoted text and your own comments. > > [1] Crossposting: Sending the identical newsgroup article to a number > of Newsgroups, e.g. "Newsgroups: ch.group1,ch.group2". The article is > only transmitted once from news system to news system. Crossposting > should rarely be used. Under no circumstances should you post > identical newsgroup articles singly to various newsgroups. > [2]Signature: A short addition of maximum 4 lines, which is separated > from the body of the text by the character "-- " containing short > information about the author, homepage, profession, favourite > quotation etc. > ===================================================================== > > Please use the correct newsgroup when posting (and use only one for > that particular posting!). In Usenet, and especially in the > ch.market.* newsgroups the repeated posting of the same article is > frowned upon. > In general use "V:" to denote that you are selling something (means > "Verkaufe") and "S:" to denote that you are looking for something > (means "Suche"). > For sale and wanted ads from countries other than Switzerland have no > place here, unless they directly pertain to Switzerland, or they are > posted from a directly neighbouring region. > > Here is a description of the currently existing newsgroups in the > ch.market.hierarchy: > > ch.market.comp Sell/Buy computers, expansions and peripherals > ch.market.jobs Offer/Want work > ch.market Sell/Buy various > > ch.market.comp > -------------- > For selling and buying computer, peripherals, software, hardware, > computer literature, training courses and anything else directly > pertaining to computers and which is only of interest to computer > users. The item for sale or wanted should be clearly visible in the > subject line. If several different items are offered, then the subject > line should at least show the computer system. > > ch.market.jobs > -------------- > Offers and want ads for work and jobs belong in this newsgroup. > > ch.market > --------- > For small ads to sell or swap various items which are not covered by > special newsgroups. Possible subjects are > > - sale / wanted of various items > - House, car etc. to rent > - Commercial notices. > > Please note the word "notices" in the last item. Numerous pages > and several kilobytes of hype about goods does not belong in this > newsgroup. > > Do not post the following in ch.market : > > -Sale and want ads for computers, software, hardware, computer > literature... etc. -> ch.market.comp > -Jobs and other offers of work and jobs wanted -> ch.market.jobs > ====================================================================== > > General information concerning the ch.* hierarchy and general rules > for the publication of articles to Usenet newsgroups can be found > in the monthly posting to ch.* newsgroups and FAQ by Felix Rauch > as well as at the URLs given below. > > http://www.use-net.ch/Usenet/ > http://www.faqs.org/usenet/ > > ====================================================================== > > Last Edit: Tuesday. 8. September 1998 > > The original charters for the newer ch.* newsgroups as well as various > texts by Boris Piwinger (3.14@detebe.org) and Felix Rauch > (felix@nice.ch) were used for this "Mini-FAQ". > > The author of this text is Benjamin Weidmann (b.weidmann@pobox.com). > Translation from german to english by Dane Kurth. > Corrections, additions and translations of this article are welcome. > > [Followup-To: ch.admin]
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