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4 total messages Started by Edward Vielmetti Mon, 17 Aug 1992 02:14
Ann Arbor Freenet ?!
#39
Author: Edward Vielmetti
Date: Mon, 17 Aug 1992 02:14
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anyone know anything more about this?  first I've heard of it...

[ Article crossposted from list.nntp-managers ]
[ Author was justin@f2.facts.UKy.EDU ]
[ Posted on Sun, 16 Aug 1992 22:57:44 GMT ]

Greetings.. 
I am Technical Director of the Michigan Public Computing Consortium, and
we're trying to put the Ann Arbor Freenet online, but there are a few
details missing, one of which is a USENET feed.
I've spoken with people at the University of Michigan, and it looks like
they're unable to provide us with news service, so we'll just have to do it
on our own. :) 
It looks like we'll be a Merit network site (for now, but we may latch onto
the NSFNet backbone that runs right through Ann Arbor later), and we need
an NNTP newsfeed. If anyone can help me out, I'd really appreciate it.
Re: Ann Arbor Freenet ?!
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Author: Bryan Beecher
Date: Mon, 17 Aug 1992 14:24
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In article <16n21mINNfre@nigel.msen.com> emv@msen.com (Edward Vielmetti) writes:
>anyone know anything more about this?  first I've heard of it...
>
>[ Article crossposted from list.nntp-managers ]
>[ Author was justin@f2.facts.UKy.EDU ]
>[ Posted on Sun, 16 Aug 1992 22:57:44 GMT ]
>
>Greetings.. 
>I am Technical Director of the Michigan Public Computing Consortium, and
>we're trying to put the Ann Arbor Freenet online, but there are a few
>details missing, one of which is a USENET feed.
>I've spoken with people at the University of Michigan, and it looks like
>they're unable to provide us with news service, so we'll just have to do it
>on our own. :) 
>It looks like we'll be a Merit network site (for now, but we may latch onto
>the NSFNet backbone that runs right through Ann Arbor later), and we need
>an NNTP newsfeed. If anyone can help me out, I'd really appreciate it.
>

This is the first I've heard of this too.  He certainly didn't talk to me
about getting a newsfeed.
-- 
Bryan Beecher, U-M Information Technology Division (+1 313 747 4050)
Domain:	Bryan.Beecher@umich.edu        Path:  ..!uunet!mailrus!bryan
Re: Ann Arbor Freenet ?!
#42
Author: Jon Zeeff
Date: Mon, 17 Aug 1992 14:50
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In article <16n21mINNfre@nigel.msen.com> emv@msen.com (Edward Vielmetti) writes:
>anyone know anything more about this?  first I've heard of it...
>
>we're trying to put the Ann Arbor Freenet online, but there are a few

I didn't think they are that far along yet (ie, they are still getting
organized).   There is a mailing list (freenet@um.cc.umich.edu).

-- 
Jon Zeeff   NIC handle JZ   jon@ais.org  zeeff@b-tech.ann-arbor.mi.us
Re: Ann Arbor Freenet ?!
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Author: Edward Vielmetti
Date: Wed, 19 Aug 1992 14:20
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more stuff about the ann arbor freenet project can be had from their ftp
site.  if someone from the project lets me know we'll mirror their
collection on Msen.

--Ed

From: pauls@icecreambar.css.itd.umich.edu (Paul Southworth)
Newsgroups: misc.activism.progressive
Subject: Political FTP Site Wants Your Writings/Journals
Date: 18 Aug 92 22:12:34 GMT

The area at ftp.css.itd.umich.edu in /poli is now underway, and I I now  
have information on how contributors can submit material to the site.

The following documents are available in /poli and describe the area and  
how to use it.
__________________________________________________________________________

1. /poli/_about.the.site

8/15/92

Welcome to the /poli area of the site.  This area is dedicated to the free  
dissemination of political literature: journals, newsletters, essays,  
reviews of academic and cultural material (books, movies, music), and just  
about anything else that can fit with a political theme.

Space is limited at this time.  While all are invited to contribute to the  
archives, preference will be given to the materials of individuals and  
organizations that have limited funds or access to distribution media.

If you are interested in contributing single documents, please just send  
them along.  If you represent an organization seeking a permanent home for  
your literature or newsletter archives, please send your request for space  
via e-mail.

This area is managed by Paul Southworth, and e-mail should be directed to:  
pauls@umich.edu.  TO SIMPLIFY MY MAIL HANDLING, PLEASE INCLUDE THE WORD  
"FTP" AT THE BEGINNING OF THE SUBJECT LINE.

If you would like to negotiate for a large area of allocated space, please  
consider making a donation toward the purchase of a SCSI hard drive to be  
chained onto the system.
__________________________________________________________________________

2. /poli/_how.to.submit

8/15/92

HOW TO SUBMIT ITEMS TO THE ARCHIVE

Due to security considerations of the administrators who have graciously  
provided us with the space, there will be no directory to which potential  
submissions can be sent via ftp.  All submissions must be sent by  
electronic mail, or via snail mail on disk.

To submit via email, send to:  pauls@umich.edu

BE SURE TO INCLUDE "FTP" AT THE BEGINNING OF THE SUBJECT LINE TO SIMPLIFY  
MY MAIL HANDLING.

To submit via USmail, send to: Paul Southworth
                               Computing Resource Center
			       3113 School of Education
			       University of Michigan
			       Ann Arbor, MI 48109-1259
__________________________________________________________________________

3. /poli/_area.index

INDEX OF SITE AREAS

Revised 8/15/92

Directory	Owner
---------	-----

/poli/ats.d	Arm the Spirit

		* radical anti-imperialist newsletter

/poli/eoa.d	Encyclopedia of Associations

		* provides free indexing services for 
                  organizations/associations

/poli/mpcc.d	Michigan Public Computing Coalition

		* working toward public access to network services


All directories are suffixed ".d"
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