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This is the first article in Volume 5 of mod.std.unix/std-unix.
These volumes are strictly for administrative convenience.  This
one starts now because I mailed copies of Volumes 3 and 4 to the
P1003 committee chair with my ballot on the Trial Use Standard
(I'm the representative of USENIX on the P1003 committee).
Paper copies of volumes 1 and 2 had been delivered previously
and several committee members follow the newsgroup on-line.

Feel free to continue any discussions from the previous volume
or to start new discussions.


The USENET newsgroup mod.std.unix is for discussions of UNIX standards,
particularly the IEEE P1003 draft standard.  It is also distributed
in an ARPA Internet mailing list.  I'm the moderator, which mostly
means I post what you send me.

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Permission to post is not assumed for mail to std-unix-request,
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will be treated like mail to std-unix-request if it obviously refers
to the newsgroup.

Archives may be found on sally.UTEXAS.EDU.  The current volume may
be retreived by anonymous ftp (login anonymous, password guest)
as ~ftp/pub/mod.std.unix, while the previous volumes may be retrieved
as ~ftp/pub/mod.std.unix.v1, ~ftp/pub/mod.std.unix.v2, etc.
The volume with the AT&T public domain getopt(3) is ~ftp/pub/mod.std.unix.v3.

Finally, remember that any remarks by any committee member (especially
including me) in this newsgroup do not represent any position (including
any draft, proposed or actual, of the standard) of the committee as a
whole, unless explicitly stated otherwise in such remarks.

Volume-Number: Volume 5, Number 1