[comp.os.misc] was PRIMOS: a question really?

eugene@eos.UUCP (Eugene Miya) (04/18/89)

OK GUYS, can we calm down a bit?
This is beginning to sound like the comp.sys.cdc discussion.

For those relatively new to the net, the ground rules for
the creation of new groups is in a state of flux.  Sure, we have
chaos (not the non-linear kind, but maybe), my suggestion is
you read the "news" groups like news.announce.newusers, news.groups,
etc.  Those kinds of administrative matters don't belong in the
comp.groups.  Okay, we've had enough jumping up and down.

News groups appear to have become more of a status symbol (you are somebody
if your group does not have one).  Rather than a specialization mechanism.

Longish signature follows "Type 'n' now"

Another gross generalization from

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My involvement with PRIMOS started in 1977 when I first saw it, up to 1982
when I started trying to help friends get their PRIME out of the Caltech Geo
Dept.