🚀 go-pugleaf

jdp@caleb.UUCP (Jim Pritchett) writes:
- In article <BvoL4s.75n@egsner.cirr.com>, Eric Schnoebelen writes:
- 
- > Ok, lets see where the distribution of "dfw" sends this message.
- > 
- > By rigths, it should go no futher than Dallas/FtWorth, but I have
- > this nasty feeling that it will end up all over the world.  Lets see
- > what the reflectors tell me (hopefully they include the Path: line as
- > well!)
- 
- I have seen dfw messages go far and wide.  I have seen tx messages replied
- to from the west and east coast.  I sometimes wonder about the distribution
- of the "local" newsgroups.

	The idea behind the test post was to see just how far and wide
it does go.  With the responses I have seen, I have been able to plug
a couple of holes, thus making sure that the dfw _distribution_ is
more likely to be restricted to dfw.

[Remember, there is a difference between the dfw _distribution_ and
the dfw _hierarchy_.  This is attempting to limit the _distribution_,
not the _hierarchy_, which can go as far and as wide as the
distributions used in articles allow it (aka, world)]
-- 
Eric Schnoebelen		eric@cirr.com		schnoebe@convex.com
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    There is not now, and never will be, a language in which it is
	    the least bit difficult to write bad programs.