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After voting, I know that the requirements for sending out a 'newgroup' for
the comp, news, sci, rec, misc, soc, and talk hirerarchies is to have 100 more
YES- than NO-votes, and 2/3 of the votes must be *for* the newgroup proposal.

Is there a requirement for 'rmgroup' proposals?
Or is this handled differently each time the subject comes up?

E.g. let's say that all of these requirements must be met:
 A) No significant traffic in the newsgroup;
 B) More people agree on rmgrouping than on keeping the newsgroup;
 C) The number of people agreeing on rmgrouping must be > 50;
 D) The number of people agreeing on rmgrouping is more than 50 than that
 of the number of people agreeing on keeping the newsgroup;
 E) The number of people agreeing on keeping the newsgroup must be < 10.

So, is there a default requirement for 'rmgroup' proposals?

Regards, Adri
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