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I hope there are people around to read this. Eleven years ago (!!), I
was one of the people who voted for this group in hopes of some civil,
focused discussion on our culture and community. It seems that the
discussion has drifted away, and that's sad.

Anyhoo:

I was watching 'The Big Idea" today (6/17) on CNBC. The program's
topic was about how to go about
getting into the business that you want to be in. One of the signs for
wanting change is constantly being envious
of persons not in your situation. I've been working in the customer
service arena since college
and beyond over the space of (wow) twenty years. The experience has
been a real *grind*. One of my best
assets/interests is being an answer man, finding all about a topic and
presenting my carefully backed-up
findings to an inquirer. The only problems:

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CHARTER: soc.culture.african.american.moderated

Soc.culture.african.american.moderated shall serve as a moderated
newsgroup for the discussion of African-American culture, for the
discussion of issues of concern to African-Americans, and in order to
provide an opportunity for African-American fellowship on
Usenet. Proponents and opponents of any topics relevant to the above
definition are welcome and are encouraged to post to
soc.culture.african.american.moderated for the purpose of civil debate
and discussion, subject to the restrictions explicitly outlined in the
section on moderation policy.

Posts which request information about a particular topic of
African-American culture are also welcome, and every effort shall be
made by the posters of soc.culture.african.american.moderated to
compile a thorough text-only FAQ describing the fundamentals of
African-American culture, as well as describing the moderation and
posting policies of soc.culture.african.american.moderated and its
reason for creation.

Crossposting of any kind shall not be permitted, excepting
administrative posts such as further RFDs, CFVs, the FAQ, and
"pointers" to specific threads within
soc.culture.african.american.moderated. With...

Bless Up from ASID's Mama AFRIKA Co-op
Mama's Reality Ausetkmt and Sherna Rich

Won't You Please Join us in our 30th Mama AFRIKA Tribute;
as we honor All AFRIKAN Mama's Globally.

Listen Here > http://badgals-radio.com/mamaafrika-2008-pod.mp3

This Year We feature music by:
Dasia Lloyd; Richie Spice, Sizzla, Anthony b, Luciano, Edi Fitzroy,
Sizzla, Fela Kuti, Malaika, Taurus Riley, Bryhan Art, Asante Amen and
Dub Plates by Mr Bertus and Horace Martin.

Listen Here > http://badgals-radio.com/mamaafrika-2008-pod.mp3

This is a wonderful Musical Tribute that will surely become one of
your favorite ipod selections. make sure to burn a copy for Your Mom
and Girlfriends; and Share The Love with Those Women who Need Some.

Listen Here > http://badgals-radio.com/mamaafrika-2008-pod.mp3

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CHARTER: soc.culture.african.american.moderated

Soc.culture.african.american.moderated shall serve as a moderated
newsgroup for the discussion of African-American culture, for the
discussion of issues of concern to African-Americans, and in order to
provide an opportunity for African-American fellowship on
Usenet. Proponents and opponents of any topics relevant to the above
definition are welcome and are encouraged to post to
soc.culture.african.american.moderated for the purpose of civil debate
and discussion, subject to the restrictions explicitly outlined in the
section on moderation policy.

Posts which request information about a particular topic of
African-American culture are also welcome, and every effort shall be
made by the posters of soc.culture.african.american.moderated to
compile a thorough text-only FAQ describing the fundamentals of
African-American culture, as well as describing the moderation and
posting policies of soc.culture.african.american.moderated and its
reason for creation.

Crossposting of any kind shall not be permitted, excepting
administrative posts such as further RFDs, CFVs, the FAQ, and
"pointers" to specific threads within
soc.culture.african.american.moderated. With...

CHARTER: soc.culture.african.american.moderated

Soc.culture.african.american.moderated shall serve as a moderated
newsgroup for the discussion of African-American culture, for the
discussion of issues of concern to African-Americans, and in order to
provide an opportunity for African-American fellowship on
Usenet. Proponents and opponents of any topics relevant to the above
definition are welcome and are encouraged to post to
soc.culture.african.american.moderated for the purpose of civil debate
and discussion, subject to the restrictions explicitly outlined in the
section on moderation policy.

Posts which request information about a particular topic of
African-American culture are also welcome, and every effort shall be
made by the posters of soc.culture.african.american.moderated to
compile a thorough text-only FAQ describing the fundamentals of
African-American culture, as well as describing the moderation and
posting policies of soc.culture.african.american.moderated and its
reason for creation.

Crossposting of any kind shall not be permitted, excepting
administrative posts such as further RFDs, CFVs, the FAQ, and
"pointers" to specific threads within
soc.culture.african.american.moderated. With...

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TABLE OF CONTENTS

1.0 ABOUT THIS FAQ
1.1 What's the purpose of this FAQ?
1.2 Where can I find the FAQ?
1.3 Who maintains the FAQ?
1.4 How often is it updated?

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CURRENTLY UNDER REVISION.