> Article 3049 of news.admin:
> Path: purdue!umd5!mimsy!oddjob!gargoyle!att!chinet!mcdchg!clyde!watmath!watdcsu!dmcanzi
> From: dmcanzi@watdcsu.waterloo.edu (David Canzi)
> Newsgroups: news.admin,misc.legal
> Subject: Best of MES
> Date: 22 Jul 88 02:52:46 GMT
> Organization: U. of Waterloo, Ontario
>
> For the benefit of relative newcomers to the net who are not familiar
> with Mark Ethan Smith, I present several choice quotes from his
> articles that were posted to the net late last year. Now that Mark
> is posting again, I will no doubt be adding to this collection.
>
> (This article is posted to news.admin and misc.legal because this is
> where the flame wars are occurring. This isn't posted to soc.women
> because I avoid posting there. Be sure to edit the newsgroups line
> if you attempt to follow up.)
>
> Here are the quotes:
>
>
>
> ... it is important to recognize that the undiminished pronouns
> males have historically attempted to reserve exclusively to themselves,
> are connected, in the minds of many men, to the pronouns they used
> to refer to their male deities. Even when not capitalized, many men
> believe that an undiminished pronoun is not merely a title of honor
> and respect, but actually a term of deification.
>
>
>
> Only Meitner had both the ability and the necessity of making
> such a momentous discovery. The penis-bearing morons were all
> great men and their careers were assured. But Jews, women, and
> other subhumans were destined only for the gas ovens of Auschwitz,
> to be used for slave labor, and turned into soap. ...
>
>
> Einstein always spoke of Meitner as, "The Mother of the Bomb,"...
> Our own Defense Intelligence Agency suppressed Einstein's later
> papers. Can you think of a reason why? ... Can you
> think of ANY reason for suppressing Einstein's later papers, other
> than that by crediting Meitner with the discovery of fission he
> would have given ammunition to those who were fighting to open up
> educational opportunities to women in America?
>
>
>
> It was not respect for American women that had male doctors strapping
> women to stretchers on their backs with their legs spread and their
> hands tied down. It was to slow the birth process, make it more
> difficult and painful, and give the doctor more ability to schedule
> it so as not to interfere with his golf game. ...
>
>
> And to anyone who is about to flame me for offending men in this
> group by expressing my anger, go right ahead. Somebody has to defend
> the rapists, incestuous fathers, anbandoners, batterers, non-payers
> of child support, discriminatory employers, harassing co-workers,
> and other bums, why not you?
>
> --
> I am not David Canzi, my name is.
>
>
>
>
>
> Article 2954 of news.groups:
> Path: purdue!spaf
> From: spaf@cs.purdue.EDU (Gene Spafford)
> Newsgroups: news.groups,news.admin
> Subject: Re: Timely Notification (creating groups & other points)
> Keywords: newsgroup creation, backbone
> Date: 18 Apr 88 01:41:44 GMT
> Organization: Department of Computer Science, Purdue University
>
> I'm afraid a number of people have the wrong ideas about newsgroup
> creation.
>
> First off, let me try to clear up some misimpressions about the list I
> keep and about the backbone. The list I keep is no more "official"
> than is my "position" -- neither is vested with any formal authority.
> The list is an advisory from me to news admins and readers, and is
> simply a reflection of groups that a significant percentage of sites on
> the network keep or transmit. A new site coming on line should expect
> to be able to get those groups (or most of them) from almost any feed.
> The list is viewed as authoritative because I try to keep it up-to-date
> and I try to verify that the groups are likely to be carried. The fact
> that many, many sites tend to view it as "official" means the admins
> either don't care, or else they believe it is a pretty close
> representation of their view of the Usenet reality.
>
> In a like manner, the "backbone" is not an official policymaking body.
> Rather, it is a collection of experienced system admins who run
> machines with substantial connectivity and news capacity. They
> represent academic, research and commercial sites. Their opinions as a
> group are likely to represent the opinions of many other site admins,
> and as such, something they overwhelming agree to is worth noting. The
> group collectively has a few hundred years of Unix and Usenet
> experience, and includes some or all of the authors of A, B and C
> news. If for no other reason, that is why I tend to listen carefully
> to anything the group says, and I suspect that is why others pay close
> attention too. As individuals, the backbone admins don't agree on
> everything (sometimes they don't agree on anything), but all are
> concerned with the continuing existence of Usenet. As such, they work
> together to try to reach a group consensus and then present a united
> approach...including the issuing and honoring of "newgroup" and
> "rmgroup" messages.
>
> So it is with creating newsgroups. Any news admin can create a group,
> at any time. The main purpose of the voting procedure the "backbone"
> has outlined is to try to put some time into the process for people to
> consider consequences and to allow for comment and debate on the topic
> and name. The "backbone" as a group will probably ignore newgroup
> messages for groups that don't follow the procedure for the simple
> reason that most of the backbone admins (and many others too) believe
> it is critical to the future of the Usenet that there be some serious
> consideration given to content and name-space issues before blindly
> creating new groups.
>
> Furthermore, there is *NOTHING* that anyone can do to force a site to
> carry a group. If 500 people or 50000 people send in votes for a
> group, that doesn't mean it will be carried by a majority of sites.
> Thus, groups like "soc.sex" and "net.rec.drugs" that could cause
> difficulties will likely not be carried by many major sites because
> their admins don't believe them appropriate. If a group is not going
> to be carried by a significant percentage of sites, I don't include it
> in my list-of-lists because that is misleading to people at sites where
> the group is not received. The backbone is a representative group of
> experienced system admins and what they carry and their concerns serve
> as a good indicator of the likelihood of a group being carried. 3/4 of
> the backbone won't ever carry anything like soc.sex, no matter what the
> vote, so it will not be in the list-of-lists.
>
> Likewise with nonsense or frivolous groups like the eniac.tcp (or
> whatever) group that Mr. Webber has been making noises about. No doubt
> many people took the whole idea as a joke.... and either sent in votes
> "for" because of that, or else they didn't bother to send in votes
> against. Either way, it is an obvious attempt to create a "bizarre"
> group in the comp distribution -- something that a number of sites have
> already indicated they won't carry. I'm sure if someone wanted to take
> a vote for "rec.lobotomize.webber" then we'd get thousands of approval
> votes, but I wouldn't add that to the list of active newsgroups,
> either (although I would the idea tempting).
>
> It comes down to "anarchy" I suppose. If you have news admin privs on
> your machine you can issue a net-wide newgroup message for any group
> with any name you care to mention. You can do it at any time, without
> any vote or discussion. However, other news admins can feel free to
> issue rmgroups for those groups too. Each site is free to ignore
> either set of messages or honor both. At least within the "standard"
> namespace, news admins tend to ignore such messages unless they match
> the list I keep, since it makes it easier to maintain their news. If a
> group appears in my list, they will probably want to get it, and the odds
> are good that they will be able to find a feed for it. Groups that don't
> fit these criteria get created under different names and distributions
> (like the "alt" groups, for instance) and the admins make separate
> decisions on those on a per-site basis.
>
>
> So, bottom line: a vote doesn't guarantee that a group will be created
> and carried by anyone. It does pretty much establish that there is a
> desire for a group and that it should be considered seriously. It also
> pretty much guarantees that admins won't immediately issue "rmgroups"
> if the group shows up after the vote is taken. Groups with real topics
> that are unlikely to cause problems for admins will usually get added
> to the list-of-lists and created after a successful vote. And that's
> about *all* you can say about it.
>
> --
> Gene Spafford
> NSF/Purdue/U of Florida Software Engineering Research Center,
> Dept. of Computer Sciences, Purdue University, W. Lafayette IN 47907-2004
> Internet: spaf@cs.purdue.edu uucp: ...!{decwrl,gatech,ucbvax}!purdue!spaf
>
>
>
>
>
> From cbosgd!seismo.CSS.GOV!rick Wed Feb 18 21:39:15 1987
> Date: Wed, 18 Feb 87 19:18:01 EST
> From: rick@seismo.css.gov (Rick Adams)
> To: backbone@cbosgd.uucp
> Subject: newsgroup renaming
>
>
> Back in July, after much "discussion", we decided on a renaming scheme.
> We've done the first half. The renaming of the moderated groups still needs
> to be done.
>
> A poll at the Usenix Usenet BOF resulted in 98% (3 did not agree) of
> the people present agreeing with the proposition that we should get the
> renaming over with, even if it does cause some problems. The only way
> to see for certain is to do it.
>
> I (and others) fully agree. The results of a "versions" control message
> I sent out last week show that over 50% of the sites are running 2.11
> (434 out of 802). This should be enough to remove any technical problems.
> We need to either do it now or admit that we are never going to do it.
> People are getting confused over group names, etc.
>
> The renaming would take place in the "usual" three stages. Newgroups, followed
> by aliasing, followed by rmgroups.
>
> I propose the following:
>
> The following groups should become unmoderated and gatewayed onto the ARPANET
> mailing lists:
>
> (Old name) (New name) (# in last 14 days)
> mod.telecom comp.dcom.telecom 34
> mod.protocols.tcp-ip comp.protocols.tcp-ip 49
> mod.protocols.appletalk comp.protocols.appletalk 6
> mod.computers.workstations comp.sys.workstations 4
> mod.computers.vax comp.os.vms 809
> mod.computers.pyramid comp.sys.pyramid 0
> mod.computers.laser-printers comp.laser-printers 23
> mod.computers.apollo comp.sys.apollo 24
> mod.computers.68k comp.sys.m68k 36
>
> The following new groups should be created:
> new comp.windows.news 0 (unmoderated)
> new comp.sources.atari 0 (moderated)
> new comp.windows.misc 0 (unmoderated)
>
> The following groups should be renamed to moderated groups:
> mod.ai comp.ai.digest 42
> mod.amiga.binaries comp.sources.amiga 0
> mod.amiga.sources comp.sources.amiga 0
> mod.announce news.announce.misc 0 MINOR NAME CHANGE
> mod.announce.newusers news.announce.newusers 10
> mod.comp-soc soc.comp 19
> mod.compilers comp.compilers 27
> mod.computers comp.sys.misc 0
> mod.computers.ibm-pc comp.sys.ibm.pc.digest 3
> mod.computers.masscomp comp.sys.masscomp 4
> mod.computers.ridge comp.sys.ridge 0
> mod.computers.sequent comp.sys.sequent 0
> mod.computers.sun comp.sys.sun 0
> mod.conferences news.announce.conferences 31
> mod.graphics comp.graphics.digest 0
> mod.human-nets soc.human-nets 0
> mod.mac comp.sys.mac.digest 6
> mod.mac.binaries comp.sources.mac 21
> mod.mac.sources comp.sources.mac 3
> mod.mag.fidonet rec.mag.fidonet 2
> mod.mag.otherrealms rec.mag.otherrealms 0
> mod.map comp.mail.maps 20
> mod.music.gaffa rec.music.gaffa 499
> mod.newprod comp.newprod 4
> mod.newslists news.lists 9
> mod.os comp.os.misc 20 MINOR NAME CHANGE
> mod.os.os9 comp.os.os9 1
> mod.os.unix comp.unix 0
> mod.philosophy talk.philosophy.misc 0
> mod.philosophy.tech sci.philosophy.tech 0
> mod.politics talk.politics.misc 0
> mod.politics.arms-d talk.politics.arms-d 2
> mod.protocols comp.protocols.misc 4
> mod.protocols.kermit comp.protocols.kermit 0
> mod.psi misc.psi 0
> mod.rec.guns rec.guns 9
> mod.recipes rec.food.recipes 21
> mod.religion.christian soc.religion.christian 4 NEW
> mod.risks soc.risks 1
> mod.sources comp.sources.unix 42
> mod.sources.doc comp.doc 0
> mod.sources.games comp.sources.games 0
> mod.std comp.std.misc 0
> mod.std.c comp.std.c 0
> mod.std.mumps comp.std.mumps 0
> mod.std.unix comp.std.unix 11
> mod.techreports comp.doc.techreports 0
> net.sources.games comp.sources.games 115
> net.sources.mac comp.sources.mac 36
>
> This should stay unmoderated with a new name:
> net.sources.bugs comp.sources.bugs 17
>
> This should become a moderated group, with very low standards.
> I.e. it doesn't have to be well written, documented, etc. It would
> have VERY fast turnaround (unlink mod.sources). I believe Rich Salz
> (the current mod.sources moderator) will semi-moderate it.
> I think an unmoderated net.sources is a mistake. (look at whats
> in there now as an example)
>
> net.sources comp.sources.misc 60 SEMIMODERATED
>
> The following groups should be aliased to these already existing
> unmoderated groups (i.e. killed):
>
> mod.religion talk.religion.misc 0 UNMODERATED
> mod.music rec.music.misc 0 UNMODERATED
> mod.rec rec.misc 0 UNMODERATED
> mod.amiga comp.sys.amiga 12 UNMODERATED no sources
>
> talk.philosophy.tech should be renamed sci.philosophy.tech. It's been
> low volume and "rational" and has earned moving out of the talk
> category (we did mention that as a possibility months ago). It sets
> a good example.
>
> ---rick
>
>
>
> From cbosgd!munnari!kre Thu Feb 19 18:29:12 1987
> To: rick@seismo.css.gov (Rick Adams)
> Cc: backbone@cbosgd.uucp
> Subject: Re: newsgroup renaming
> <8702190018.AA11632@beno.CSS.GOV>
> Date: Fri, 20 Feb 87 05:12:49 +1100
> From: Robert Elz <kre@munnari.uucp>
>
> Date: Wed, 18 Feb 87 19:18:01 EST
> From: rick@seismo.CSS.GOV (Rick Adams)
>
> I propose the following:
>
> The following groups should become unmoderated and gatewayed onto the
> ARPANET mailing lists:
>
> (Old name) (New name) (# in last 14 days)
> mod.telecom comp.dcom.telecom 34
> This one is a truly moderated list (even though the moderator
> has a tendancy to leave in "Submission for.." subject lines,
> and I'm not sure I blame him). It should stay on the
> moderated list.
>
> On net.sources - I think it could work as a moderated group, but the
> way to do it would be to get a whole bunch of moderators (say 10 or
> so in North America, a few in Europe, and one in each of whatever other
> major areas exist (Aust, Korea, Japan, whatever else)). I don't think
> this should be dumped onto Rich, mod.sources is enough work already.
>
> In particular, John Gilmore (hoptoad!gnu) should be strongly pressed
> into becoming one of the moderators, with the emphasis that he can
> post anything to it that he likes.
>
> I think doing it this way would kill a lot of the objection to
> having it moderated, it would tend to keep out the trash, keep
> postings in a form that is likely to get distributed without
> total lossage, and make it practically impossible for anyone to
> claim that they can't get mail to the (a) moderator.
>
> net.sources (or comp.sources.misc, or whatever) is ideal for this
> kind of moderation, the whole point would be to keep no archives
> do no sanitising (adding makefiles, man pages, etc), no making
> volumes, etc, just see that its source, and post it. There would
> need to be no communication between moderators (its barely possible
> that something could be sent to many of them, and all of them post
> it, but I think that problem can be faced if it ever arises).
>
> I am certainly in favour of doing this change ASAP, especially the
> change of currently moderated groups that shouldn't be into
> unmoderated ones.
>
> kre
>
> From seismo!caip!clyde!watmath!utzoo!henry Thu Jul 10 08:37:17 EDT 1986
> Article 4154 of net.news:
> Path: gatech!seismo!caip!clyde!watmath!utzoo!henry
> >From: henry@utzoo.UUCP (Henry Spencer)
> Newsgroups: net.news
> Subject: five years of traffic
> Date: 9 Jul 86 21:12:58 GMT
> Organization: U of Toronto Zoology
>
> For those of you with a statistical bent, here's some data compiled from
> our news archives. We archive news onto tape, and keep one-line-per-article
> indexes on disk. We joined Usenet pretty early, in the spring of 1981, so
> we've been doing this for five years now. The indexes alone now total over
> 35 megabytes. Until early this year, we archived and indexed *everything*;
> we are now more selective. Some discussions at Usenix prompted me to run
> some statistics on the indexes. In particular, I was curious to see what
> the growth pattern looked like. Extracting this data was enough of a
> hassle that I thought others might be interested in getting it.
>
> I analyzed only the indexes from the archive-everything days, ending this
> March. The total is about 477000 articles. This includes some local groups
> that don't get out to the world, but they're minor. Appended below is the
> day-by-day volume. Field 1 is day number, with 0 == 1-Jan-1981. Field 2
> is article count. Field 3, when present, is a 30-day total article count
> for convenience. The articles were allocated to days based on the "date"
> fields of our index entries; the derivation of this field has changed a
> bit over the years, but if you think of it as arrival date at utzoo you
> won't be far wrong. There are a few anomalies due to temporary news
> feed problems, but the trend is still visible. (No, I don't have data
> based on the posting date.) The traffic for the first little while is all
> local, unusually heavy because news was used to record the details of our
> V7 conversion. The first outside article arrived on day 132; if you assume
> that local articles are negligible after that, you won't go far wrong.
> Traffic for about the first year will be underestimated some because
> we did not get some of the more voluminous groups. (Our network link at
> the time was 300-baud manually-dialed.) The last ten days or so of data
> are only things that expired early, so they are best ignored.
>
> Plotting the data gives quite interesting results. The day-by-day
> variation in volume is large even recently. The overall trend, as you
> might expect, is upward. I think I can see the two sets of newsgroup
> cuts we made during the first year, and the arrival of our 1200-baud
> autodialer in mid-82. There's too much scatter for me to be sure about
> our more recent newsgroup cuts, but I think I can see them too. You
> might be able to fit an exponential curve to the overall trend, but it
> looks more to me like a slow start and then near-linear growth. Since
> mid-82 volume has been increasing at roughly 5000 articles/month/year.
> I'd be interested in any more refined conclusions from the statisticians
> out there.
>
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> -----------
> --
> Usenet(n): AT&T scheme to earn
> revenue from otherwise-unused Henry Spencer @ U of Toronto Zoology
> late-night phone capacity. {allegra,ihnp4,decvax,pyramid}!utzoo!henry
>
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