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Date: Tue, 07 May 1991 10:49
Date: Tue, 07 May 1991 10:49
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>Subject: SOLAR TERRESTRIAL BULLETIN - ADMINISTRIVIA
>Keywords: solar terrestrial bulletin administrivia usenet
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>Date: 3 May 91 20:13:03 GMT
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SOLAR TERRESTRIAL BULLETIN
03 May, 1991
Administrivia
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PLEASE NOTE:
Solar Terrestrial Dispatch now has access to the Usenet community.
Previously, the solar geophysical reports, alerts, warnings and other
messages were posted through gateways into several Usenet newsgroups.
Unfortunately, this prevented us from reaching some of the other relevant
newsgroups (ex. sci.astro). Over the next week or so, we will be attempting
to determine whether the reports propagate through the newsgroups faster
by posting through the gateways or directly to Usenet by bypassing the
gateways. We will choose whichever method yields the fastest general
propagation time.
It would be appreciated if some of you could respond to this message,
confirming its arrival through Usenet and noting the time of arrival. If any
of you are familiar with the previous delay which accompanied the Solar
Terrestrial Forecast and Review (STFR) reports, please send a note comparing
the time required to receive this message with those of previous STFR
reports. This will help us determine which method and path will yield the
quickest delivery times.
On another vein, please note that a mailing list does exist for those of
you who are aiding in the redistribution of the solar terrestrial
information, reports and/or warnings to the packet-radio networks and/or
other networks or sources. Those organizations or individuals who require the
information quickly for research or dispersal purposes, or who redistribute
the information to other sources may request that their e-mail addresses be
added to the distribution list.
Please send replies, requests or questions to the following address:
INTERNET: oler@hg.uleth.ca
A public announcement of the Usenet address will be made after the final
adjustments and tests are complete.
Thanks to all of you who send confirmation notes.
** End of Bulletin **
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