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Jim
May 10th 05, 11:50 PM
A reminder for those wishing to post here.



CHARTER: rec.aviation.military.naval

The purpose of this newsgroup is to facilitate open discussion about all
issues relating to Naval Aviation. It will provide a global forum for:
- pilots
- naval flight officers
- flight crew members
- aircraft maintenance personnel
- air traffic controllers
- flight deck personnel
- other support personnel
- others interested in Naval Aviation

The discussions will be based upon:
- flight training
- squadron history
- aircraft carrier operations
- patrol missions
- lighter-than-air operations
- combat experiences
- tower/GCA/CATCC experiences
- other subjects relating to and about Naval Aviation

The goal of these discussions is to provide a global community access to
discuss issues relating to Naval Aviation and foster interest in others
regarding this unique aspect of aviation.

A FAQ file(s) will be developed to include discussion topics outlined
above and other issues that will arise from the operation of the newsgroup.

The newsgroup will be unmoderated.

Commercial postings are not welcome as the group as proposed does not
require Vendors or Suppliers.

Binary file or graphic productions are prohibited. However a posting
may include reference to a URL or FTP pointing to such binary files.

Keith W
May 11th 05, 09:55 AM
"Jim" > wrote in message ...
>A reminder for those wishing to post here.
>

Please recall nobody appointed you as moderator.

Keith



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Jim
May 11th 05, 10:46 AM
Keith W wrote:

> Please recall nobody appointed you as moderator.
>
> Keith

Nobody had to, I am the founder of this newsgroup.

Keith W
May 11th 05, 11:26 AM
"Jim" > wrote in message ...
> Keith W wrote:
>
>> Please recall nobody appointed you as moderator.
>>
>> Keith
>
> Nobody had to, I am the founder of this newsgroup.
>
>

Congratulations - buth that doesnt entitle you to act as moderator

Keith














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Jim
May 11th 05, 11:52 AM
Keith W wrote:

> Congratulations - buth that doesnt entitle you to act as moderator
>
> Keith

Our group is setup to be not moderated. Many strong positions were
voiced for and against being moderated. End result is we chose to be
unmoderated and the format has served up well for nearly a decade.

Take a look again at our charter. We spun off of rec.aviation.military
to concentrate the discussions to naval aviation. Like you we read the
other groups as well finding interesting topics in each of them. We
simply request everyone to try to stay on topic, as defined in the
charter, when posting here. Your cooperation would be appreciated.

John Miller
May 11th 05, 12:20 PM
Jim, thanks for the reminder, and might I suggest that a monthly posting
of the charter would be a good thing.

--
John Miller
email domain: n4vu.com; username: jsm(@)

Doug \Woody\ and Erin Beal
May 11th 05, 12:31 PM
On 5/11/05 5:26 AM, in article , "Keith
W" > wrote:

>
> "Jim" > wrote in message ...
>> Keith W wrote:
>>
>>> Please recall nobody appointed you as moderator.
>>>
>>> Keith
>>
>> Nobody had to, I am the founder of this newsgroup.
>>
>>
>
> Congratulations - buth that doesnt entitle you to act as moderator
>
> Keith
>

If he were a moderator, he'd be plinking your post in the file. Frankly,
his re-posting of the charter (something he's done many times before), is a
good reminder to those who might be new to the group or who might be short
term memory challenged.

--Woody

Jim
May 11th 05, 05:35 PM
John Miller wrote:
> Jim, thanks for the reminder, and might I suggest that a monthly posting
> of the charter would be a good thing.
>

Might be a good idea, volunteering? Actually over the years several
group readers have assisted doing so when they noticed messages arriving
that weren't naval aviation related.

Fortunately the vast majority of our readers are well educated and
aren't offended when we bring these details to their attention. Good
example are our AF brethren who seldom crosspost from RAM.

John Miller
May 11th 05, 06:10 PM
Jim wrote:
> Might be a good idea, volunteering?

Happy to. I'll make one the first of June, and monthly thereafter,
unless someone waves me off.

--
John Miller
Retired in Georgia
email domain: n4vu.com; username: jsm(@)

John Keeney
May 12th 05, 06:04 AM
"John Miller" > wrote in message
...
> Jim wrote:
> > Might be a good idea, volunteering?
>
> Happy to. I'll make one the first of June, and monthly thereafter,
> unless someone waves me off.

You do realize that the charter is off topic?

John Miller
May 12th 05, 12:40 PM
John Keeney wrote:
> You do realize that the charter is off topic?

Having been a Usenet news admin since 1987, no, I don't realize that
periodic posting of a charter is off-topic (except from a narrow,
blackshoe TLB point of view) but I'm pretty sure that *discussion* of
posting the charter is off-topic. :)

--
John Miller, mustang
email domain: n4vu.com; username: jsm(@)
http://cll.emory.edu/instructor.cfm?ins=873807244

Jim Carriere
May 12th 05, 05:59 PM
John Miller wrote:
<snip snip>
> blackshoe TLB point of view) but I'm pretty sure that *discussion* of
> posting the charter is off-topic. :)

Oooh, I'm not sure discussing blackshoes is on topic. OTOH bashing
them certainly should be :)

José Herculano
May 14th 05, 10:10 AM
> Jim, thanks for the reminder, and might I suggest that a monthly posting
> of the charter would be a good thing.

Second that.
_____________
José Herculano

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