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In article <199209131117.AA01689@cnam.cnam.fr> eronald@CNAM.CNAM.FR (Edmund  
Ronald) writes:
> Advertising's place is not on c.s.n.m, so much we all agree. 
> However, advertising does contain information, or we wouldn't spend
> our time reading those trade glossies (Byte, Electronics etc...).
> So, why don't we make a "biz.next" group? This is the accepted place
> on the net for commercial ventures to strutt their stuff.
> 
> Edmund.

The closest thing currently existing, I should add, is probably the  
csn.marketplace group.  It at least has no illusions of being non-commercial,  
so perhaps it might be a good place to post things with prices.

Now, we DID discuss this during the call for votes, but people decided they  
wanted new software announcements in csn.announce (and they KNEW they wouldn't  
have prices there).  So, either way involves a change in the charter of some  
newsgroup.  Just wanted to throw another fact into the fire,

- Ernie 'RFD' Prabhakar

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