map (05/02/83)
This is the current map of Usenet, incorporating all changes received by the date given. Please send corrections (and all changes to the configuration of Usenet) to "cbosgd!map". A blank entry means that the information for that site is unknown - if you see a blank entry you know the answer to, please let us know. Anything you would like to add to make information more specific is welcome - for example, if a site is just listed as "Bell Telephone Laboratories", we would prefer to list them as "Bell Labs, Columbus Operating System Group". We simply don't have the information to fill in for most sites. Usenet is defined as all sites receiving newsgroup net.general. A Usenet link between two sites is one that net.general is sent over. Note that this is different from a UUCP link, over which mail and file transfers may occur but not necessarily news. (We count the links to Europe even through they don't get net.general - we're going to have to change the definition, perhaps to net.announce.) The format of the map lists several mail-style header lines for each site. The lines are Name: the official site name, with optional nicknames Organization: the name of the company, university, or group Contact: the name of the Usenet contact person for the site Phone: the telephone number of the contact person Postal-Address: the paper mailing address of the contact person Electronic-Address: for the contact person News: neighbors this site sends net.general to Mail: sites for which there is a UUCP link or other ! syntax link. Continuation lines begin with a blank or tab. A blank line separates each site entry. The UUCP line in most cases is blank, allowing for future expansion. We are not currently collecting UUCP data, so please do not send us UUCP additions. Send UUCP information to cbosgd!uucpmap, which is handled by different people. The map is organized geographically, dividing the world into several regions: Washington state and western Canada wa bc ab sk mb yt nt hi ak Oregon and the northern Rocky Mountain states or id mt wy nd sd ne California and Nevada ca nv The southwestern US ut co az nm ka ok tx The southeastern US including Missouri mo ar la ms al ga fl sc nc te The midwestern US mn ia wi mi in oh ky Illinois il The eastern seaboard va wv md de pa ny New Jersey nj New England ct ri ma vt nh me Eastern Canada on pq pe nb ns nf Europe europe Australia australia All links are currently assumed to be bidirectional. Links are usually UUCP links, but in some cases other kinds of links are used. Karen and Mark Horton cbosgd!map
map@cbosgd.UUCP (06/02/83)
This is the current map of Usenet, incorporating all changes received by the date given. Please send corrections (and all changes to the configuration of Usenet) to "cbosgd!map". A blank entry means that the information for that site is unknown - if you see a blank entry you know the answer to, please let us know. Anything you would like to add to make information more specific is welcome - for example, if a site is just listed as "Bell Telephone Laboratories", we would prefer to list them as "Bell Labs, Columbus Operating System Group". We simply don't have the information to fill in for most sites. The June 1 distribution reflects considerable restructuring of Usenet. Please double check your machines to make sure the map reflects reality. In addition, several sites appear to be stranded (u1100a, houx[eg], etc.) Usenet is defined as all sites receiving newsgroup net.general. A Usenet link between two sites is one that net.general is sent over. Note that this is different from a UUCP link, over which mail and file transfers may occur but not necessarily news. (We count the links to Europe even through they don't get net.general - we're going to have to change the definition, perhaps to net.announce.) The format of the map lists several mail-style header lines for each site. The lines are Name: the official site name, with optional nicknames Organization: the name of the company, university, or group Contact: the name of the Usenet contact person for the site Phone: the telephone number of the contact person Postal-Address: the paper mailing address of the contact person Electronic-Address: for the contact person News: neighbors this site sends net.general to Mail: sites for which there is a UUCP link or other ! syntax link. Continuation lines begin with a blank or tab. A blank line separates each site entry. The Mail line in most cases is blank, allowing for future expansion. We are not currently collecting Mail data, so please do not send us Mail additions. Send Mail information to cbosgd!uucpmap, which is handled by different people. The map is organized geographically, dividing the world into several regions: Washington state and western Canada wa bc ab sk mb yt nt hi ak Oregon and the northern Rocky Mountain states or id mt wy nd sd ne California and Nevada ca nv The southwestern US ut co az nm ka ok tx The southeastern US including Missouri mo ar la ms al ga fl sc nc te The midwestern US mn ia wi mi in oh ky Illinois il The eastern seaboard va wv md de pa ny New Jersey nj New England ct ri ma vt nh me Eastern Canada on pq pe nb ns nf Europe europe Australia australia All links are currently assumed to be bidirectional. Links are usually UUCP links, but in some cases other kinds of links are used. Karen and Mark Horton cbosgd!map
map@cbosgd.UUCP (07/01/83)
This is the current map of Usenet, incorporating all changes received by the date given. Please send corrections (and all changes to the configuration of Usenet) to "cbosgd!map". A blank entry means that the information for that site is unknown - if you see a blank entry you know the answer to, please let us know. Anything you would like to add to make information more specific is welcome - for example, if a site is just listed as "Bell Telephone Laboratories", we would prefer to list them as "Bell Labs, Columbus Operating System Group". We simply don't have the information to fill in for most sites. The July 1 distribution reflects the results of a sendsys request sent out in early June. We only got responses from about half the sites on Usenet. There has been a minor format change (again). File names are now prefixed with the country, thus nj is now usa.nj, on is now can.on. Europe has been subdivided into separate files for each country, with the "eur" prefix. On an experimental basis, we are including Britain's PSS sites in eur.gb.pss. Usenet is defined as all sites receiving newsgroup net.general. A Usenet link between two sites is one that net.general is sent over. Note that this is different from a UUCP link, over which mail and file transfers may occur but not necessarily news. (We count the links to Europe even through they don't get net.general - we're eventually going to change the definition, to net.announce, once net.announce begins working.) The format of the map lists several mail-style header lines for each site. The lines are Name: the official site name, with optional nicknames Organization: the name of the company, university, or group Contact: the name of the Usenet contact person for the site Phone: the telephone number of the contact person Postal-Address: the paper mailing address of the contact person Electronic-Address: for the contact person News: neighbors this site sends net.general to Mail: sites for which there is a UUCP link or other ! syntax link. Continuation lines begin with a blank or tab. A blank line separates each site entry. The Mail line in most cases is blank, allowing for future expansion. We are not currently collecting Mail data, so please do not send us Mail additions. Send Mail information to cbosgd!uucpmap, which is handled by different people. The map is organized geographically, dividing the world into several regions: Washington, Oregon and the northern Rocky Mountain states usa. wa or id mt wy nd sd ne California and Nevada usa. ca nv The southwestern US usa. ut co az nm ka ok tx The southeastern US including Missouri usa. mo ar la ms al ga fl sc nc te The midwestern US usa. mn ia wi mi in oh ky Illinois usa. il The eastern seaboard usa. va wv md de pa ny New Jersey usa. nj New England usa. ct ri ma vt nh me Western Canada can. bc ab sk mb yt nt hi ak Eastern Canada can. on pq pe nb ns nf Continental Europe eur. b ch d dk f nl s Great Britain eur. uk uk.pss Australia aus.nsw All links are currently assumed to be bidirectional. Links are usually UUCP links, but in some cases other kinds of links are used. Karen and Mark Horton cbosgd!map
map@cbosgd.UUCP (10/01/83)
This is the current map of Usenet, incorporating all changes received by the date given. Please send corrections (and all changes to the configuration of Usenet) to "cbosgd!map". A blank entry means that the information for that site is unknown - if you see a blank entry you know the answer to, please let us know. Anything you would like to add to make information more specific is welcome - for example, if a site is just listed as "Bell Telephone Laboratories", we would prefer to list them as "Bell Labs, Columbus Operating System Group". We simply don't have the information to fill in for most sites. The European portion of this directory is maintained in Europe - we merely include information sent to us in this distribution. Send corrections for Great Britain to ukc!mjb; send corrections for the continent to mcvax!piet. The eur.gb.pss portion is still being experimentally included. The general feeling seems to be that this information belongs in a mail database, not a news database, but until someone starts maintaining a solid mail routing database (any volunteers?) this is the only available medium for distribution of this information. Usenet is defined as all sites receiving newsgroup net.general. A Usenet link between two sites is one that net.general is sent over. Note that this is different from a UUCP link, over which mail and file transfers may occur but not necessarily news. (We count the links to Europe even through they don't get net.general - we're eventually going to change the definition, to net.announce, once net.announce begins working.) The format of the map lists several mail-style header lines for each site. The lines are Name: the official site name, with optional nicknames Organization: the name of the company, university, or group Contact: the name of the Usenet contact person for the site Phone: the telephone number of the contact person Postal-Address: the paper mailing address of the contact person Electronic-Address: for the contact person News: neighbors this site sends net.general to Mail: sites for which there is a UUCP link or other ! syntax link. Continuation lines begin with a blank or tab. A blank line separates each site entry. The Mail line in most cases is blank, allowing for future expansion. We are not currently collecting Mail data, so please do not send us Mail additions. Send Mail information to cbosgd!uucpmap, which is handled by different people. The map is organized geographically, dividing the world into several regions: Washington, Oregon and the northern Rocky Mountain states usa. wa or id mt wy nd sd ne ak California and Nevada usa. ca nv hi gu tt The southwestern US usa. ut co az nm ka ok tx The southeastern US including Missouri usa. mo ar la ms al ga fl sc nc tn pr vi The midwestern US usa. mn ia wi mi in oh ky Illinois usa. il The eastern seaboard usa. va wv md de pa ny New Jersey usa. nj New England usa. ct ri ma vt nh me Western Canada can. bc ab sk mb yt nt Eastern Canada can. on pq pe nb ns nf Continental Europe eur. a b ch d dk e f gr i l n nl p s sf yu Great Britain and Ireland eur. gb gb.pss irl Australia aus.nsw All links are currently assumed to be bidirectional. Links are usually UUCP links, but in some cases other kinds of links are used. Karen and Mark Horton cbosgd!map
Anonymous@uiucuxc.UUCP (12/07/83)
#R:cbosgd:-67200:uiucuxc:11800009:000:906 uiucuxc!Anonymous Dec 6 11:08:00 1983 The maps are much appreciated. I was able to search the lists yesterday for an organization which provided a telephone number that led me to the person I was after. The only problem is that it took me 45 minutes as I didn't know the state so had to go throught the whole list(1200 baud). I was wishing and thinking it would be nice if I could use the search feature of the notesfile (x and X). It would have saved a considerable amount of my time to be able to type in the organization and have the search feature go directly to it. Unfortunately, I don't see a way this can be done. Can some wizard out there come up with a way of using existing features of the notesfiles sytem to do this? Or perhaps even reorgainizing how the list of firms is sent out to take advantage of the search capability. For those without notesfiles, the x feature searchs for a string in the title-not througout the note.
thomas@utah-gr.UUCP (Spencer W. Thomas) (12/08/83)
When the net maps come in, I save them, one state per file, in a subdirectory of /usr/help. Then, people can use grep to find ones they are interested in. =Spencer
wls@astrovax.UUCP (12/08/83)
I would have made this a reply except I am not sure if an account with a name
like uiucuxc!Anonymous really exists as a mail receiving account.
Try saving all of the articles in net.news.map in a directory and running
"grep" on them. Or, better yet, take these saved files and run the shell
on them to extract the files they contain (they are organized as shell
archives). Or, even better, your site administrator should do this as a public
service and keep the results in a standard place. I do that here, the results
(updated whenever the new version comes in) are kept in /usr/pub/map/sites. To
find a site type:
fgrep 'e: SITENAME' *
to find the file. Once you have found the file type
more FILENAME
and then:
/e: SITENAME
Bill Sebok Princeton University, Astrophysics
{allegra,akgua,burl,cbosgd,decvax,ihnp4,kpno,princeton}!astrovax!wls
--
Bill Sebok Princeton University, Astrophysics
{allegra,akgua,burl,cbosgd,decvax,ihnp4,kpno,princeton}!astrovax!wlsjsq@ut-sally.UUCP (John Quarterman) (12/08/83)
I got tired of grepping the news map by hand some time ago and wrote
a thing called uuhosts to do it for me. I'll post it to net.sources.
--
John Quarterman, CS Dept., University of Texas, Austin, Texas
{ihnp4,seismo,ctvax}!ut-sally!jsq, jsq@ut-sally.{ARPA,UUCP}map@cbosgd.UUCP (01/01/84)
This is the current map of Usenet, incorporating all changes received by the first of this month. Please send corrections (and all changes to the configuration of Usenet) to "cbosgd!map". A blank entry means that the information for that site is unknown - if you see a blank entry you know the answer to, please let us know. Anything you would like to add to make information more specific is welcome - for example, if a site is just listed as "Bell Telephone Laboratories", we would prefer to list them as "Bell Labs, Columbus Operating System Group". We simply don't have the information to fill in for many sites. The European portion of this directory is maintained in Europe - we merely include information sent to us in this distribution. Send corrections for Great Britain to ukc!mjb; send corrections for the continent to mcvax!piet. The eur.gb.pss portion is still being experimentally included. The general feeling seems to be that this information belongs in a mail database, not a news database, but until someone starts maintaining a solid mail routing database this is the only available medium for distribution of this information. Usenet is defined as all sites receiving newsgroup net.announce. A Usenet link between two sites is one that net.announce is sent over. Note that this is different from a UUCP link, over which mail and file transfers may occur but not necessarily news. The format of the map lists several mail-style header lines for each site. The lines are Name: the official site name, with optional nicknames Organization: the name of the company, university, or group Contact: the name of the Usenet contact person for the site Phone: the telephone number of the contact person Postal-Address: the paper mailing address of the contact person Electronic-Address: for the contact person News: neighbors this site sends net.general to Mail: sites for which there is a UUCP link or other ! syntax link. Continuation lines begin with a blank or tab. A blank line separates each site entry. The Mail line in most cases is blank, allowing for future expansion. We are not currently collecting Mail data, so please do not send us Mail additions. Send Mail information to cbosgd!uucpmap, which is handled by different people. The map is organized geographically, dividing the world into several regions: Washington, Oregon and the northern Rocky Mountain states usa. wa or id mt wy ak California and Nevada usa. ca nv hi gu tt The southwestern US usa. ut co az nm ka ok tx The southeastern US including Missouri usa. mo ar la ms al ga fl sc nc tn pr vi The midwestern US usa. mn ia nd sd ne wi mi in oh ky Illinois usa. il The eastern seaboard usa. va wv md de pa ny New Jersey usa. nj New England usa. ct ri ma vt nh me Western Canada can. bc ab sk mb yt nt Eastern Canada can. on pq pe nb ns nf Continental Europe eur. a b ch d dk e f gr i l n nl p s sf yu Great Britain and Ireland eur. gb gb.pss irl Australia aus.nsw All links are currently assumed to be bidirectional. Links are usually UUCP links, but in some cases other kinds of links are used. Karen Summers-Horton cbosgd!map
map@cbosgd.UUCP (03/01/84)
This is the current map of Usenet, incorporating all changes received by the first of this month. Please send corrections (and all changes to the configuration of Usenet) to "cbosgd!map". A blank entry means that the information for that site is unknown - if you see a blank entry you know the answer to, please let us know. Anything you would like to add to make information more specific is welcome - for example, if a site is just listed as "AT & T Bell Laboratories", we would prefer to list them as "AT & T Bell Labs, Columbus Operating System Group". We simply don't have the information to fill in for many sites. The European portion of this directory is maintained in Europe - we merely include information sent to us in this distribution. Send corrections for Great Britain to ukc!mjb; send corrections for the continent to mcvax!piet. Usenet is defined as all sites receiving newsgroup net.announce. A Usenet link between two sites is one that net.announce is sent over. Note that this is different from a UUCP link, over which mail and file transfers may occur but not necessarily news. The format of the map lists several mail-style header lines for each site. The lines are Name: the official site name, with optional nicknames Organization: the name of the company, university, or group Contact: the name of the Usenet contact person for the site Phone: the telephone number of the contact person Postal-Address: the paper mailing address of the contact person Electronic-Address: for the contact person News: neighbors this site sends net.general to Mail: sites for which there is a UUCP link or other ! syntax link. Continuation lines begin with a blank or tab. A blank line separates each site entry. The Mail line in most cases is blank, allowing for future expansion. We are not currently collecting Mail data, so please do not send us Mail additions. Send Mail information to cbosgd!uucpmap, which is handled by different people. The map is organized geographically, dividing the world into several regions: Washington, Oregon and the northern Rocky Mountain states usa. wa or id mt wy ak California and Nevada usa. ca nv hi gu tt The southwestern US usa. ut co az nm ka ok tx The southeastern US including Missouri usa. mo ar la ms al ga fl sc nc tn pr vi The midwestern US usa. mn ia nd sd ne wi mi in oh ky Illinois usa. il The eastern seaboard usa. va wv md de pa ny New Jersey usa. nj New England usa. ct ri ma vt nh me Western Canada can. bc ab sk mb yt nt Eastern Canada can. on pq pe nb ns nf Continental Europe eur. a b ch d dk e f gr i l n nl p s sf yu Great Britain and Ireland eur. gb irl Australia aus. nsw vic All links are currently assumed to be bidirectional. Links are usually UUCP links, but in some cases other kinds of links are used. Karen Summers-Horton cbosgd!map
map@cbosgd.UUCP (05/01/84)
echo x - README cat >README <<'!Funky!Stuff!' This is the current map of Usenet, incorporating all changes received by the first of this month. Please send corrections (and all changes to the configuration of Usenet) to "cbosgd!map". A blank entry means that the information for that site is unknown - if you see a blank entry you know the answer to, please let us know. Anything you would like to add to make information more specific is welcome - for example, if a site is just listed as "AT & T Bell Laboratories", we would prefer to list them as "AT & T Bell Labs, Columbus Operating System Group". We simply don't have the information to fill in for many sites. The European portion of this directory is maintained in Europe - we merely include information sent to us in this distribution. Send corrections for Great Britain to ukc!mjb; send corrections for the continent to mcvax!piet. Usenet is defined as all sites receiving newsgroup net.announce. A Usenet link between two sites is one that net.announce is sent over. Note that this is different from a UUCP link, over which mail and file transfers may occur but not necessarily news. The format of the map lists several mail-style header lines for each site. The lines are Name: the official site name, with optional nicknames Organization: the name of the company, university, or group Contact: the name of the Usenet contact person for the site Phone: the telephone number of the contact person Postal-Address: the paper mailing address of the contact person Electronic-Address: for the contact person News: neighbors this site sends net.general to Mail: sites for which there is a UUCP link or other ! syntax link. Continuation lines begin with a blank or tab. A blank line separates each site entry. The Mail line in most cases is blank, allowing for future expansion. We are not currently collecting Mail data, so please do not send us Mail additions. Send Mail information to cbosgd!uucpmap, which is handled by different people. The map is organized geographically, dividing the world into several regions: Washington, Oregon and the northern Rocky Mountain states usa. wa or id mt wy ak California and Nevada usa. ca nv hi gu tt The southwestern US usa. ut co az nm ka ok tx The southeastern US including Missouri usa. ar la ms al ga fl sc nc tn pr vi The midwestern US usa. mn mo ia nd sd ne wi mi in oh ky Illinois usa. il The eastern seaboard usa. va wv md de pa ny New Jersey usa. nj New England usa. ct ri ma vt nh me Western Canada can. bc ab sk mb yt nt Eastern Canada can. on pq pe nb ns nf Continental Europe eur. a b ch d dk e f gr i l n nl p s sf yu Great Britain and Ireland eur. gb irl Australia aus. nsw vic Asia asia. rok All links are currently assumed to be bidirectional. Links are usually UUCP links, but in some cases other kinds of links are used. Karen Summers-Horton cbosgd!map !Funky!Stuff!
map@cbosgd.UUCP (07/03/84)
echo x - README cat >README <<'!Funky!Stuff!' This is the current map of Usenet, incorporating all changes received by the first of this month. Please send corrections (and all changes to the configuration of Usenet) to "cbosgd!map". A blank entry means that the information for that site is unknown - if you see a blank entry you know the answer to, please let us know. Anything you would like to add to make information more specific is welcome - for example, if a site is just listed as "AT & T Bell Laboratories", we would prefer to list them as "AT & T Bell Labs, Columbus Operating System Group". We simply don't have the information to fill in for many sites. The European portion of this directory is maintained in Europe - we merely include information sent to us in this distribution. Send corrections for Great Britain to cbosgd!map; send corrections for the continent to mcvax!piet. Usenet is defined as all sites receiving newsgroup net.announce. A Usenet link between two sites is one that net.announce is sent over. Note that this is different from a UUCP link, over which mail and file transfers may occur but not necessarily news. The format of the map lists several mail-style header lines for each site. The lines are Name: the official site name, with optional nicknames Organization: the name of the company, university, or group Contact: the name of the Usenet contact person for the site Phone: the telephone number of the contact person Postal-Address: the paper mailing address of the contact person Electronic-Address: for the contact person News: neighbors this site sends net.general to Mail: sites for which there is a UUCP link or other ! syntax link. Continuation lines begin with a blank or tab. A blank line separates each site entry. The Mail line in most cases is blank, allowing for future expansion. We are not currently collecting Mail data, so please do not send us Mail additions. Send Mail information to cbosgd!uucpmap, which is handled by the UUCP Project. The map is organized geographically, dividing the world into several regions: Washington, Oregon and the northern Rocky Mountain states usa. wa or id mt wy ak California and Nevada usa. ca nv hi gu tt The southwestern US usa. ut co az nm ks ok tx The southeastern US including Missouri usa. ar la ms al ga fl sc nc tn pr vi The midwestern US usa. mn mo ia nd sd ne wi mi in oh ky Illinois usa. il The eastern seaboard usa. va wv md de pa ny New Jersey usa. nj New England usa. ct ri ma vt nh me Western Canada can. bc ab sk mb yt nt Eastern Canada can. on pq pe nb ns nf Continental Europe eur. a b ch d dk e f gr i l n nl p s sf yu Great Britain and Ireland eur. gb irl Australia aus. nsw vic wa Asia asia. rok All links are currently assumed to be bidirectional. Links are usually UUCP links, but in some cases other kinds of links are used. Karen Summers-Horton cbosgd!map !Funky!Stuff!
map@cbosgd.UUCP (07/27/84)
echo x - README cat >README <<'!Funky!Stuff!' This is the current map of Usenet, incorporating all changes received by the first of this month. Please send corrections (and all changes to the configuration of Usenet) to "cbosgd!map". A blank entry means that the information for that site is unknown - if you see a blank entry you know the answer to, please let us know. Anything you would like to add to make information more specific is welcome - for example, if a site is just listed as "AT & T Bell Laboratories", we would prefer to list them as "AT & T Bell Labs, Columbus Operating System Group". We simply don't have the information to fill in for many sites. The European portion of this directory is maintained in Europe and the Australian portion is maintained in Australia - we merely include information sent to us in this distribution. Send corrections for Great Britain to cbosgd!map; send corrections for the continent to mcvax!piet; and send corrections for Australia to decvax!mulga!kre. Usenet is defined as all sites receiving newsgroup net.announce. A Usenet link between two sites is one that net.announce is sent over. Note that this is different from a UUCP link, over which mail and file transfers may occur but not necessarily news. The format of the map lists several mail-style header lines for each site. The lines are Name: the official site name, with optional nicknames Organization: the name of the company, university, or group Contact: the name of the Usenet contact person for the site Phone: the telephone number of the contact person Postal-Address: the paper mailing address of the contact person Electronic-Address: for the contact person News: neighbors this site sends net.general to Mail: sites for which there is a UUCP link or other ! syntax link. Continuation lines begin with a blank or tab. A blank line separates each site entry. The Mail line in most cases is blank, allowing for future expansion. We are not currently collecting Mail data, so please do not send us Mail additions. Send Mail information to cbosgd!uucpmap, which is handled by the UUCP Project. The map is organized geographically, dividing the world into several regions: Washington, Oregon and the northern Rocky Mountain states usa. wa or id mt wy ak California and Nevada usa. ca nv hi gu tt The southwestern US usa. ut co az nm ks ok tx The southeastern US including Missouri usa. ar la ms al ga fl sc nc tn pr vi The midwestern US usa. mn mo ia nd sd ne wi mi in oh ky Illinois usa. il The eastern seaboard usa. va wv md de pa ny New Jersey usa. nj New England usa. ct ri ma vt nh me Western Canada can. bc ab sk mb yt nt Eastern Canada can. on pq pe nb ns nf Continental Europe eur. a b ch d dk e f gr i l n nl p s sf yu Great Britain and Ireland eur. gb irl Australia aus. act nsw nt qld sa tas vic wa Asia asia. rok All links are currently assumed to be bidirectional. Links are usually UUCP links, but in some cases other kinds of links are used. Karen Summers-Horton cbosgd!map !Funky!Stuff!
map@cbosgd.UUCP (09/11/84)
echo x - README cat >README <<'!Funky!Stuff!' This is the current map of Usenet, incorporating all changes received by the first of this month. Please send corrections (and all changes to the configuration of Usenet) to "cbosgd!map". A blank entry means that the information for that site is unknown - if you see a blank entry you know the answer to, please let us know. Anything you would like to add to make information more specific is welcome - for example, if a site is just listed as "AT & T Bell Laboratories", we would prefer to list them as "AT & T Bell Labs, Columbus Operating System Group". We simply don't have the information to fill in for many sites. The European portion of this directory is maintained in Europe and the Australian portion is maintained in Australia - we merely include information sent to us in this distribution. Send corrections for Great Britain to cbosgd!map; send corrections for the continent to mcvax!piet; and send corrections for Australia to decvax!mulga!kre. Usenet is defined as all sites receiving newsgroup net.announce. A Usenet link between two sites is one that net.announce is sent over. Note that this is different from a UUCP link, over which mail and file transfers may occur but not necessarily news. The format of the map lists several mail-style header lines for each site. The lines are Name: the official site name, with optional nicknames Organization: the name of the company, university, or group Contact: the name of the Usenet contact person for the site Phone: the telephone number of the contact person Postal-Address: the paper mailing address of the contact person Electronic-Address: for the contact person News: neighbors this site sends net.announce to Mail: sites for which there is a UUCP link or other ! syntax link. Continuation lines begin with a blank or tab. A blank line separates each site entry. The Mail line in most cases is blank, allowing for future expansion. We are not currently collecting Mail data, so please do not send us Mail additions. Send Mail information to cbosgd!uucpmap, which is handled by the UUCP Project. The map is organized geographically, dividing the world into several regions: Washington, Oregon and the northern Rocky Mountain states usa. wa or id mt wy ak California and Nevada usa. ca nv hi gu tt The southwestern US usa. ut co az nm ks ok tx The southeastern US including Missouri usa. ar la ms al ga fl sc nc tn pr vi The midwestern US usa. mn mo ia nd sd ne wi mi in oh ky Illinois usa. il The eastern seaboard usa. va wv md de pa ny New Jersey usa. nj New England usa. ct ri ma vt nh me Western Canada can. bc ab sk mb yt nt Eastern Canada can. on pq pe nb ns nf Continental Europe eur. a b ch d dk e f gr i l n nl p s sf yu Great Britain and Ireland eur. gb irl Australia aus. act nsw nt qld sa tas vic wa Asia asia. rok All links are currently assumed to be bidirectional. Links are usually UUCP links, but in some cases other kinds of links are used. Karen Summers-Horton cbosgd!map !Funky!Stuff!
map@cbosgd.UUCP (10/02/84)
echo x - README cat >README <<'!Funky!Stuff!' This is the current map of Usenet, incorporating all changes received by the first of this month. Please send corrections (and all changes to the configuration of Usenet) to "cbosgd!map". A blank entry means that the information for that site is unknown - if you see a blank entry you know the answer to, please let us know. Anything you would like to add to make information more specific is welcome - for example, if a site is just listed as "AT & T Bell Laboratories", we would prefer to list them as "AT & T Bell Labs, Columbus Operating System Group". We simply don't have the information to fill in for many sites. The European portion of this directory is maintained in Europe and the Australian portion is maintained in Australia - we merely include information sent to us in this distribution. Send corrections for Great Britain to cbosgd!map; send corrections for the continent to mcvax!piet; and send corrections for Australia to decvax!mulga!kre. Usenet is defined as all sites receiving newsgroup net.announce. A Usenet link between two sites is one that net.announce is sent over. Note that this is different from a UUCP link, over which mail and file transfers may occur but not necessarily news. The format of the map lists several mail-style header lines for each site. The lines are Name: the official site name, with optional nicknames Organization: the name of the company, university, or group Contact: the name of the Usenet contact person for the site Phone: the telephone number of the contact person Postal-Address: the paper mailing address of the contact person Electronic-Address: for the contact person News: neighbors this site sends net.announce to Mail: sites for which there is a UUCP link or other ! syntax link. Continuation lines begin with a blank or tab. A blank line separates each site entry. The Mail line in most cases is blank, allowing for future expansion. We are not currently collecting Mail data, so please do not send us Mail additions. Send Mail information to cbosgd!uucpmap, which is handled by the UUCP Project. The map is organized geographically, dividing the world into several regions: Washington, Oregon and the northern Rocky Mountain states usa. wa or id mt wy ak California and Nevada usa. ca nv hi gu tt The southwestern US usa. ut co az nm ks ok tx The southeastern US including Missouri usa. ar la ms al ga fl sc nc tn pr vi The midwestern US usa. mn mo ia nd sd ne wi mi in oh ky Illinois usa. il The eastern seaboard usa. va wv md de pa ny New Jersey usa. nj New England usa. ct ri ma vt nh me Western Canada can. bc ab sk mb yt nt Eastern Canada can. on pq pe nb ns nf Continental Europe eur. a b ch d dk e f gr i l n nl p s sf yu Great Britain and Ireland eur. gb irl Australia aus. act nsw nt qld sa tas vic wa Asia asia. rok japan All links are currently assumed to be bidirectional. Links are usually UUCP links, but in some cases other kinds of links are used. Karen Summers-Horton cbosgd!map !Funky!Stuff!
map@cbosgd.UUCP (12/03/84)
echo x - README cat >README <<'!Funky!Stuff!' Note - starting this month, the map is posted to mod.map.news, rather than net.news.map. This is the current map of Usenet, incorporating all changes received by the first of this month. Please send corrections (and all changes to the configuration of Usenet) to "cbosgd!map". A blank entry means that the information for that site is unknown - if you see a blank entry you know the answer to, please let us know. Anything you would like to add to make information more specific is welcome - for example, if a site is just listed as "AT & T Bell Laboratories", we would prefer to list them as "AT & T Bell Labs, Columbus Operating System Group". We simply don't have the information to fill in for many sites. The European portion of this directory is maintained in Europe, the map for Great Britain is maintained in Great Britain, and the Australian portion is maintained in Australia - we merely include information sent to us in this distribution. Send corrections for Great Britain to ucl-cs!uucpmaster; send corrections for the continent to mcvax!piet; and send corrections for Australia to decvax!mulga!kre. Usenet is defined as all sites receiving newsgroup net.announce. A Usenet link between two sites is one that net.announce is sent over. Note that this is different from a UUCP link, over which mail and file transfers may occur but not necessarily news. The format of the map lists several mail-style header lines for each site. The lines are Name: the official site name, with optional nicknames Organization: the name of the company, university, or group Contact: the name of the Usenet contact person for the site Phone: the telephone number of the contact person Postal-Address: the paper mailing address of the contact person Electronic-Address: for the contact person News: neighbors this site sends net.announce to Mail: sites for which there is a UUCP link or other ! syntax link. Continuation lines begin with a blank or tab. A blank line separates each site entry. The Mail line in most cases is blank, and is not supported in this map. We are not currently collecting Mail data, so please do not send us Mail additions. Send Mail information to cbosgd!uucpmap, which is handled by the UUCP Project. The map is organized geographically, dividing the world into several regions: Washington, Oregon and the northern Rocky Mountain states usa. wa or id mt wy ak California and Nevada usa. ca nv hi gu tt The southwestern US usa. ut co az nm ks ok tx The southeastern US including Missouri usa. ar la ms al ga fl sc nc tn pr vi The midwestern US usa. mn mo ia nd sd ne wi mi in oh ky Illinois usa. il The eastern seaboard usa. va wv md de pa ny New Jersey usa. nj New England usa. ct ri ma vt nh me Western Canada can. bc ab sk mb yt nt Eastern Canada can. on pq pe nb ns nf Continental Europe eur. a b ch d dk e f gr i l n nl p s sf yu Great Britain eur. gb irl Australia aus. act nsw nt qld sa tas vic wa Asia asia. rok japan All links are currently assumed to be bidirectional. Links are usually UUCP links, but in some cases other kinds of links are used. Karen Summers-Horton cbosgd!map !Funky!Stuff!