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Just want to let you know what they're doing to LETS over in the 
ott.config newsgroup:


Russell McOrmond (russell@flora.ottawa.on.ca) writes:
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> In article <5cu7gq$emp@bertrand.ccs.carleton.ca>,
> Miranda Gray <mgray2@chat.carleton.ca> wrote:
>>I have shortened the defination of a LETS exchange. This charter is only
>>intended to give people a quick overview or what the group is about. This
>>URL may not be the best place to send those who want to know more. The NCF
>>menu material is great but far far too long for periodic posting.
> 
>   I agree with the separation of the Charter from a FAQ to be posted 
> periodically.   I will see what other people have to say about this as well.
> 
>>> both members and non-members.
>>
>>Since the definition mentions members, I added a welcome to non-members here.
> 
>  Agreed.
> 
> 
>>> Topics that do not concern local LETS exchanges should be posted to other
>>> newsgroups. In particular, postings about Canadian politics belong over in
>>
>>I wasn't sure exactly where the International politics stuff should be
>>redirected.
> 
>   I am in the process of bringing own.* into Ottawa.   John Turmel is one 
> person who tends to like to crosspost, and he has already indicated his 
> postings go to own.eco.lets.   Maybe if we make this group more public 
> this will discourage the crossposting of these topics to the Ottawa LETS 
> group.
> 
>>As LETS is not as common a term as say "motorcycle". 
> 
>   Not yet, anyway *grins*
> 
>>> For more information see:
>>> <URL:http://www.ncf.carleton.ca/multilets/>
>>> <URL:http://www.sandelman.ottawa.on.ca/lets/>
>>
>>The documents in the NCF menu would be a great detailed FAQ to refer
>>keeners to.
> 
>   I think it would be worthwhile to mention at least these two Ottawa 
> information sites.  I'm not sure if it is a good idea to only use one 
> reference in the charter - it's different people doing eithor.
> 
> 
>   In general I agree with all the changes you suggested.   I will wait 
> for comments from others.   If nobody has any opposition, I will send in 
> the new (shortened) charter into ONAG for discussion and hopeful creation 
> of the group.
> 
> - -- 
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