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In article <Pine.SCO.3.91.950130080910.22952C-100000@crash.cts.com>,
Pure Silk at the Hotel California  <lindaj@cts.com> wrote:

 >On Mon, 30 Jan 1995, Alan J Holmes wrote:
 
 In a _private_ email message to linda, the following, some
 deleted:-
 
 >> Date: Mon, 30 Jan 95 12:46:15 GMT
 >> From: Alan J Holmes <Alan.Holmes@brunel.ac.uk>
 >> To: lindaj@cts.com
 >> Newgroups: uk.singles, alt.pub.coffeehouse.amethyst, ba.singles,
 >>     dfw.singles, houston.singles, ne.singles, ont.singles, ott.singles,
 >>     pdx.singles, sdnet.singles, soc.singles
 
 Some stuff deleted:-
 
 >> This is an extract from:-
 >> 
 >> Article: 1312 of news.announce.newusers
 >> 
 >> Subject: How to find the right place to post (FAQ)
 >> 
 >> Date: 8 Jan 1995 11:45:33 -0500
 >> 
 >> Summary: This article gives some general hints to help you find an
 >>          appropriate place to post on a given topic, and gives pointers
 >>          to some available resources.  A few other new-user topics are
 >>          also addressed, mostly through pointers to other FAQs.
 >> 
 >> Keywords: newusers help newsgroups resources newbie news
 >> 
 >> There are thousands of Usenet newsgroups, and it is sometimes difficult
 >> to find the right newsgroup to ask a question or start a discussion.
 >> This document gives some general methods of finding the right newsgroup
 >> or mailing list for a topic.
 >> 
 >>    Crossposting to multiple newsgroups
 >> 
 >> 
 >> Very few sites carry all available newsgroups (there are thousands).  
 >> Your local news administrator can help you access newsgroups that are not 
 >> currently available, or explain why certain groups are not available at 
 >> your site.  If your site does not carry the newsgroup(s) where your post 
 >> belongs, do NOT post it in other, inappropriate groups.
 >> 
 >> Subject: Crossposting to multiple newsgroups
 >> 
 >> Think very carefully before crossposting to more than one, or perhaps 
 >> two, newsgroups.  It is considered highly inappropriate to broadcast
 >> your message to a wide selection of newsgroups merely to have more people 
 >> read it.  Note also that many people automatically ignore articles posted 
 >> to more than two or three groups.  Follow the general rules of Netiquette 
 >> (Usenet etiquette) described in the news.announce.newusers postings above.
 >> 
 >> Often, even when an article is appropriate for multiple newsgroups, it
 >> is desirable to redirect all followup discussion into one particular
 >> newsgroup.  You can do this by adding a Followup-To header line that
 >> lists the single newsgroup where further discussion will go.  (You should
 >> also mention in the body of the article that you have redirected
 >> followups to that group, so that people interested in following the
 >> subject can find it.)  For example:
 >> 
 >>    Newsgroups:  rec.pets.cats,misc.consumers.house
 >>    Followup-To: rec.pets.cats
 >>    Subject: Need product to remove cat odor from carpets
 >> 
 >>    [Followups redirected to rec.pets.cats]
 >> 
 >>    Text of article
 >> 
 >> If you should wish me to draw your attention to specific
 >> points, do please let me know.
 >> 
 >oh, but I don't......
 
 I would like to point out to readers, that this article has been
 reproduced from _private_ email without my permission, in
 circulating this infomation linda@cts.com has merely demonstrated her
 infantile and immature personality, she has also shown her stupidity
 and ignorance of what is acceptable on the net.
 
 Alan