[news.groups] TeXHax ---> comp.text.tex

stevenz@carr.UUCP (Steven Zepp) (04/08/88)

In article <8370@sol.ARPA> nobody@cs.rochester.edu writes:

>I suggested a while back TeXHax should be gatewayed into comp.text.tex
>or something, but nothing came of it. If you think this is a good idea
>and feel inclined, poke the net gods a little.
>
>	Ken

Consider this a poke...

Steven

UH2@PSUVM.BITNET (Lee Sailer) (04/10/88)

I vote yes, too.

pen@formtek.UUCP (Phil Nickerson) (04/11/88)

>I suggested a while back TeXHax should be gatewayed into comp.text.tex
>or something, but nothing came of it. If you think this is a good idea
>and feel inclined, poke the net gods a little.
>
>	Ken


Here is yet another poke!!!

There is definitely a need for a Tex/LaTex forum on the net!!

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jeremy@swatsun.uucp (Jeremy Brest) (04/13/88)

This is not a 'no' vote, but TeXhax is a very frequent and large
posting with a very limited interest group.  Most recipients I know
archive them, anyway, so I'm not sure of the advantage of having them
in a news group.  



Jeremy Brest
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ken@cs.rochester.edu (Ken Yap) (04/13/88)

Guys, I should have pointed out there is an official way to poke the
net gods. Posting yea and nay votes on this newsgroup doesn't count.
What needs to be done is for somebody to offer to take a vote on
creating a new group and forward the result to the net gods. In this
case you also have to persuade a gateway to forward the postings
bidirectionally and to persuade Malcolm Brown (the moderator) to accept
postings from Usenet. I assume it will be a moderated group.  The
protocol is explained in news.announce.newusers or something like
that.

No, I'm not volunteering.

	Ken

brw@jim.odr.oz (Brian Wallis) (04/18/88)

> In article <8370@sol.ARPA> nobody@cs.rochester.edu writes:
> 
> >I suggested a while back TeXHax should be gatewayed into comp.text.tex
> >....
> 
> Consider this a poke...
> 
> Steven

And another...

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jeremy@swatsun.uucp (Jeremy Brest) (04/26/88)

I think that it should be comp.text.texhax, since it is easy to
imagine wanting to have another TeX-dedicated group, which would want
to be called comp.text.tex


Jeremy Brest
Swarthmore College

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