unitex@rubbs.fidonet.org (unitex) (08/30/89)
* * * N O T I C E * * * SUBJECT: UPDATE ON ELECTRONIC UNITEX ADDRESSES...... ---> UNITEX Headquarters is now 1:107/501 and is no longer at 1:107/701 We have maintained dual addresses for several months but *all* UNITEX readers should now use 1:107/501 to get direct email to UNITEX headquarters on FidoNET. Our address in AlterNet is 7:520/501. These two addresses can be used to reach Dr. James Waldron, UNITEX Director The direct uucp address is rutgers!rubbs!107!501!James_Waldron ---> Direct email via UseNet can be sent to waldron@newport.rutgers.edu To enter mail via the UNITEX uucp mailing list use rutgers!rubbs!unitex Finally, direct entries can be made into the UNITEX newsgroup on UseNet. It is called MISC.HEADLINES.UNITEX. It is, at the present time, a moderated newsgroup. All entries will be forwarded to our UseNet Moderator, Patt Haring. Her address is patth@sci.ccny.cuny.edu ANY INFORMATION RECEIVED FROM THE UNITEX NEWSGROUPS OR CONFERENCES CAN NOT BE REPOSTED OR DISSEMINATED WITHOUT EXPRESS WRITTEN PERMISSION. Thank you, Dr. James Waldron Directoer, UNITEX * Origin: UNITEX --> Toward a United Species (1:107/501) Ported to USENET from UNITEX NETWORK via UNITEX BBS: 201-795-0733 (1:107/501 FidoNETwork) (FAX: 212-787-1726 : Attention: James Waldron, Ph.D.) --- Patt Haring | UNITEX : United Nations patth@sci.ccny.cuny.edu | Information patth@ccnysci.BITNET | Transfer Exchange -=- Every child smiles in the same language. -=-
unitex@rubbs.fidonet.org (unitex) (09/02/89)
JA> From: rutgers!ima.ima.isc.com!johna (John Adams) JA> To: rubbs.fidonet.org!unitex JA> Date: Wed, 30 Aug 89 10:22:26 EDT JA> In article <2839@ccnysci.UUCP> you write: JA> >ANY INFORMATION RECEIVED FROM THE UNITEX NEWSGROUPS OR JA> >CONFERENCES CAN NOT BE REPOSTED OR DISSEMINATED WITHOUT JA> >EXPRESS WRITTEN PERMISSION. JA> >Dr. James Waldron JA> This statement implies that automatic redistribution via JA> Usenet is prohibited. JA> Would you please clarify your position? JA> johna JA> John Adams (home) johna@grumpy.ima.isc.com (617) 646-6491 JA> (work) johna@haddock.ima.isc.com (617) 661-7474 Not at all. This statement was directed to groups and individuals who are charging $$ fees for access to UNITEX. We never see any of that money.... UNITEX is expensive to produce. Data costs, distrubution and phone costs, etc are around $30,000 per year. We want the feed on Usenet and University networks (BitNet, etc) but, at the same time, do not want individuals or groups reselling this information either directly or indirectly via access fees to a 'private' system, etc, etc.. I hope this clarifies my earlier directive. Thanks for bringing it to my attention. James Waldron, Director, UNITEX * Origin: UNITEX --> Toward a United Species (1:107/501) --- Patt Haring | UNITEX : United Nations patth@sci.ccny.cuny.edu | Information patth@ccnysci.BITNET | Transfer Exchange -=- Every child smiles in the same language. -=-