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Ian.Howard@f109.n321.z1.fidonet.org (Ian Howard) writes:
>
>As you may or may not be aware I have been trying to set-up a channel on
>K12 for the discussion of the entire K12 network and its ideas.
>
>Channel 5 (K12.CH5) will be open for the discussion of the following
>topics from 11-01-93 (11th January) :
>
> * Discussion of the technical aspects of K12 including how to set up a
>   K12 system a school.  Including debate on security problems,
>   censorship, and anything else relavent.

   A potentially large number of people have a chance to read k12 
postings on the Internet.  A few of us post replies -- most of us, I
think, are trying to be polite and not butt in where we're not wanted.

   It is far from clear how much of the Fidonet-based K12 community
actually receives these postings from Internet.  I've always suspected
that many people simply don't receive them.  I'd be interested in
learning more about the propagation of messages posted from Internet.

   We do have an interest -- not exactly an overwhelming interest, alas,
but an interest nonetheless -- in some kind of connectivity for our
Middle School in Milford, New Hampshire.  Internet connectivity is
available by a local call.  Is this an appropriate way to connect?

John Leslie <john@jlc.mv.com>