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In article <1992Nov6.162433.4244@bcars6a8.bnr.ca> clewis@ferret.ocunix.on.ca (Chris Lewis) writes:
<In article <4365@vidiot.UUCP> brown@vidiot.UUCP (Vidiot) writes:
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<>How about my suggestion to have a PostScript sources group?  Oh, I can hear
<>the screams and moans now...not another newsgroup.  But what could be more
<>natural than to have a PostScript sources group within the PostScript
<>newsgroups.
<
<It's not that bad idea - that's what comp.sources.* is for.  However,
<the current convention is that there's no language differentiation in
<the groups, only O/S (or "refereed review", versus "review", versus "packaging
<standards only").  However, since PostScript is, in one sense, a different environment
<altogether from UNIX, a comp.sources.postscript might fly - especially if
<moderated.  I suspect, tho, the arguments would be about PostScript being a
<graphics format (and hence should be under alt.binaries), or there being
<insufficient demand (for PS programs versus, say, pornos) that it would
<be a long slog.
<
<I dunno.  What do other people think?  If we decide that one's appropriate
<and that it has a reasonable chance at flying, I'm amenible to running
<the vote.

I still believe that there should be some kind of available group for PostScript
sources, be it a comp.sources.postscript or a comp.lang.postscript.sources
group.  It should not be an alt group, so that more readers can get it.

<>BTW.  Did you ever receive my e-mail about enhancments to the psxlate man
<>page?  I never heard back from you.
<
<Yes.  But I'm going to implement something different to solve the problem.
<This isn't a documentation problem.  I did send something to you.  Musta
<gotten lost somehow.

Sorry Chris, never received it.  Could you send it out again, to my work
address?
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