Archive-name: math/algebra-help/guidelines-FAQ
Alt-algebra-help-archive-name: guidelines-FAQ
Posting-Frequency: every 5 days
Last-modified: 2008/03/24
URL: http://aah.ryan-usa.com
Copyright: (c) 2002-2008 Darrell Ryan

Welcome to alt.algebra.help. The complete posting guidelines and answers to
frequently asked questions can be found at:

http://aah.ryan-usa.com.

PDF and DVI formats can be found at:

http://aah.ryan-usa.com/aah.pdf
http://aah.ryan-usa.com/aah.dvi.

Below are some general guidelines from the main document to help you get
started immediately. These guidelines are not intended to be formal rules
that in any way govern the newsgroup. They serve only to identify what have
come to be accepted as norms. In this spirit, it will be nice if you
attempt to follow these guidelines. Doing so may result in a more enjoyable
visit. Not doing so may result in a less enjoyable visit. That's all.

Archive-name: alt-sources-intro
Submitted-by: ocl@gih.com (Olivier M.J. Crepin-Leblond)
Version: $Id: alt-sources-intro,v 1.18 2008/06/17 01:36:43 ocl Exp $
Original-Author: jik@security.ov.com (Jonathan I. Kamens)

What is alt.sources for?

The alt.sources newsgroup is intended to be a repository for
source-code of all sorts that people wish to distribute and share with
other people.

There are no restrictions on the type of source code you can post
here -- any machine, any language, any purpose.

A common reason to post to alt.sources is when you are posting a
useful bit of source code to some other newsgroup, and you think that
it might prove useful to other people in the future, in which case you
can cross-post it here.

Please note that alt.sources IS NOT for requests for source code; the
alt.sources.wanted newsgroup is for that. Alt.sources IS NOT for
comments and discussion about source code, even source code posted in
alt.sources; the alt.sources.d newsgroup is for that.

Only source code should be posted to alt.sources.

Archive-name: furry/faq
Posting-Frequency: Posted on the 8th and 25th of each month.
URL: http://www.tigerden.com/infopage/furry/furfaq.txt
Last-Modified: Sat, 18 Jan 2003 00:26:59 -0800 (PST)
Changes: Updated various URLs and MUCK addresses to bring up to date.

an Alt.Fan.Furry Frequently-Asked-Questions Sheet
originally by Jordan Greywolf
Updated by Lynx (lynx@lynx.purrsia.com) as of January 18, 2003

------------------------------

Subject: 1. Table of Contents and Introduction

Archive-name: objectivism/newsgroup-admin
Posting-Frequency: weekly
Last-modified: 2005/04/26
Version: 1.37.01
URL: http://www.killfile.org/faqs/hpofaq.html

humanities.philosophy.objectivism
Administration FAQ, v1.37

(Disclaimers: The author of this document is in no way liable for misuse
of the information contained within, nor is he in any way responsible
for damages related to the use or accuracy of the information...

Archive-name: math/algebra-help/guidelines-FAQ
Alt-algebra-help-archive-name: guidelines-FAQ
Posting-Frequency: every 5 days
Last-modified: 2008/03/24
URL: http://aah.ryan-usa.com
Copyright: (c) 2002-2008 Darrell Ryan

Welcome to alt.algebra.help. The complete posting guidelines and answers to
frequently asked questions can be found at:

http://aah.ryan-usa.com.

PDF and DVI formats can be found at:

http://aah.ryan-usa.com/aah.pdf
http://aah.ryan-usa.com/aah.dvi.

Below are some general guidelines from the main document to help you get
started immediately. These guidelines are not intended to be formal rules
that in any way govern the newsgroup. They serve only to identify what have
come to be accepted as norms. In this spirit, it will be nice if you
attempt to follow these guidelines. Doing so may result in a more enjoyable
visit. Not doing so may result in a less enjoyable visit. That's all.

Archive-name: scientology/skeptic/faq
URL: http://www.newsfrombree.co.uk/faq.htm
Maintainer: Hartley Patterson daisy.freeserve.co.uk>
Posting-Frequency: monthly

An Alt.Religion.Scientology FAQ (2.0)

1. What's an FAQ?

FAQ stands for Frequently Asked Questions. Newcomers to popular
newsgroups, forums and websites often have the same questions they want
answered, a FAQ is intended to be an aid to those who get bored of
repeating the same answers every week.
This FAQ expresses the author's views not those of any other ARS poster,
though on occasion he does state what he believes to be the majority view.
FAQs do not require unanimous approval of every word in them, just
sufficient truth not to get buried under a mountain of abuse.
The author is not nor has ever been a scientologist and is a critic of the
Church of Scientology (CoS).
Internet URLs are signalled by ***. If you cannot use them as links
directly, cut and paste into your browser.

2. What is Scientology?

Archive-name: usenet/free/charter
Posting-frequency: twice monthly
Last-modified: 2001/07/11
Version: 2.0.1
URL: http://www.killfile.org/faqs/free.faq

"Everything is permitted. Nothing is forbidden."
The Free FAQ
by Tim Skirvin

This document is an introduction to free.* and the issues surrounding it.
It assumes that you have at least some basic knowledge of Usenet history
and administration; if you don't, well, either go get them and come back,
or accept that there's going to be some parts of this FAQ that you don't
understand. All standard disclaimers apply, void where prohibited, you
may cancel at any time for a full refund, trust no one, <, fnord.

---------------------------------------------------------------------------
Table of Contents * = new material

I. General Questions
1. What is free.*?
2. Why was it made?
3. How can I get access to free.*? *
4. What groups are available?
II. Policy Questions
1. So, free.* has no rules then?
...

Archive-name: usenet/legends/godwin
Posting-Frequency: monthly
Last-Modified: October 7, 2003
Version: 1.15
URL: http://www.killfile.org/faqs/godwin.faq
Maintainer: tskirvin@killfile.org (Tim Skirvin)

Godwin's Law FAQ
-or-
"How to post about Nazis and get away with it"

One of the most famous pieces of Usenet trivia out there is "if you mention
Hitler or Nazis in a post, you've automatically ended whatever discussion
you were taking part in". Known as Godwin's Law, this rule of Usenet has a
long and sordid history on the network - and is absolutely wrong. This FAQ
is an attempt to set straight as much of the history and meaning of Godwin's
Law as possible, and hopefully encourage users to invoke it a bit more
sparingly. Of course, knowing Usenet, it won't do an ounce of good...

Last-modified: 2001-06-10 (revision 1.5)
Posted-by: postfaq 1.15 (Perl 5.10.0)
Archive-name: usenet/moderation/pitfalls
URL: http://www.eyrie.org/~eagle/faqs/mod-pitfalls.html
Posting-frequency: monthly

Pitfalls of Newsgroup Moderation
(or Things You Wished You'd Thought Of Before You Started)
Maintained by Russ Allbery stanford.edu>

So you want to propose a moderated newsgroup. Or perhaps you want to
moderate one, or maybe someone's just proposing a moderated newsgroup for
a topic you're interested in (or even proposing moderating a group that
you read).

You may want to read this before you go further.

Let me be clear about my bias up-front. I'm an advocate of moderation for
a lot of situations. I think it's a great way of improving the quality of
a newsgroup under some circumstances. I'm also the moderator of several
newsgroups myself. But a lot of people are quite fond of the concept and
results of moderation without being aware of the work and problems that
come with it. This document is an attempt to teach you about that part.

Archive-name: math/algebra-help/guidelines-FAQ
Alt-algebra-help-archive-name: guidelines-FAQ
Posting-Frequency: every 5 days
Last-modified: 2008/03/24
URL: http://aah.ryan-usa.com
Copyright: (c) 2002-2008 Darrell Ryan

Welcome to alt.algebra.help. The complete posting guidelines and answers to
frequently asked questions can be found at:

http://aah.ryan-usa.com.

PDF and DVI formats can be found at:

http://aah.ryan-usa.com/aah.pdf
http://aah.ryan-usa.com/aah.dvi.

Below are some general guidelines from the main document to help you get
started immediately. These guidelines are not intended to be formal rules
that in any way govern the newsgroup. They serve only to identify what have
come to be accepted as norms. In this spirit, it will be nice if you
attempt to follow these guidelines. Doing so may result in a more enjoyable
visit. Not doing so may result in a less enjoyable visit. That's all.