jmdoyle@phoenix.Princeton.EDU (Jennifer Mary Doyle) (11/30/89)
The point has been made in rec.arts.tv.uk (by me) that rec is *not* the appropriate hierarchy for this group, especially if it is only for better distribution. I do think, however, that a group of this sort would be good, perhaps soc.culture.uk? The recent discussions in r.a.t.uk back this up [e.g. food, language, coins, and the current one on schools]. I suspect the 2 groups will have many subscribers in common, but little crossposting. Or, of course, we could create alt.soc.culture.uk. :-) :-) :-) Jen -- "Make mine a root beer, Mike. Thanks. To communication! <CRASH>" ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Jennifer Doyle // Princeton '92 // jmdoyle@phoenix.princeton.edu Disclaimer: I am a student, I represent the future.
maton@dvinci.usask.ca (Terry Maton) (12/06/89)
From article <11822@phoenix.Princeton.EDU>, by jmdoyle@phoenix.Princeton.EDU (Jennifer Mary Doyle): > The point has been made in rec.arts.tv.uk (by me) that rec is *not* the > appropriate hierarchy for this group, especially if it is only for better > distribution. I do think, however, that a group of this sort would be good, > perhaps soc.culture.uk? The recent discussions in r.a.t.uk back this up > [e.g. food, language, coins, and the current one on schools]. I suspect > the 2 groups will have many subscribers in common, but little crossposting. > Or, of course, we could create alt.soc.culture.uk. :-) :-) :-) > > Jen ******* OK already!! :) ********** I get the picture! I was at a bit of a loss in the discussions, because of the fact that our site lost it's UUCP link about two days after my original posting, and was down until yesterday :( Thanks to all contributors and esp. to Ray Dunn for mailing me copies of all the postings I missed. I would agree that we should look at a new group 'soc.culture.british' and would be pleased to initiate the call for discussion in the new year, or to support one from someone else. I think there should be enough interest to get this group started and to get some lively, and interesting stuff going. Terry Maton University of Saskatchewan Saskatoon Saskatchewan Canada uucp address: maton@dvinci.USask.ca bitnet address: MATON@SASK.BITNET DISCLAIMER: The above most definitely may be my opinion, but you can be sure that it also could be yours if you would like it to be. If you find it is yours, you can be sure that I agree with you and that, in my opinion, you too have good taste and are obviously right just as I am.