Guide Lines - Code of Conduct for the Recreation Radio Shortwave Newsgroup



Rec.Radio.Info Admin,
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Thank You All Very Much,
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For All Your Replies, Information, Comments and Input. It appears
that my original obsevation was correct.
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OBSERVATION: It appears that Google News Groups Does NOT Maintain or
have a 'Process for Maintaining' the: Mission Statement - Charter -
Guide Lines - Code of Conduct for the Recreation Radio Shortwave
(Rec.Radio.Shortwave) News Group or any other news group.
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I have reviewed what is current on Google for the NewsGroups that are
Hosted and Maintained by them. Here are a few items that I have
EXTRACTED and a couple of my comments [RHF-Comments].
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= = = = = GOOGLE GROUPS GENERAL INFORMATION = = = = =
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GOOGLE GROUPS HELP
http://groups.google.com/googlegroups/help.html
ABOUT GOOGLE GROUPS: Google Groups contains the entire archive of
Usenet discussion groups dating back to 1981. These discussions
cover the full range of human discourse and provide a fascinating
look
at evolving viewpoints, debate and advice on every subject from
politics to technology. Google's search feature enables users to
access this wealth of information with the speed and efficiency of a
Google web search, providing relevant results from a database
containing more than 700 million posts.
[ Q ] How can I ask for a NewsGroup to be ADDED ?
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[ Q ] How can I REPORT Cases of Usenet ABUSE from people posting
through Google Groups ?
mailto:groups-ab...@xxxxxxxxxx
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GOOGLE TERMS OF SERVICE FOR YOUR PERSONAL USE
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NOTICE: These Terms of Service will be Governed by and Construed in
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ADVISEMENT: These Terms of Service Constitute the Entire Agreement
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SUPERSEDES and REPLACES All Prior or Contemporaneous Understandings
or
Agreements, Written or Oral, Regarding such Subject Matter. Any
Waiver
of any provision of the Terms of Service will be Effective Only if in
Writing and Signed by Google.
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GOOGLE GROUPS - THE BASICS OF USENET
Welcome to Google's Usenet archive. This page explains the basics of
searching Usenet and why it's worth learning about, even if you
already know how to search the Web. If you've used Usenet before and
are merely looking for information about Google's acquisition of the
Deja.com archive, you might try reading this FAQ <help.html> or this
press release <http://www.google.com/press/pressrel/
pressrelease48.html>.
Otherwise, read on for a quick guide to one of the oldest and most
interesting parts of the Internet.
1. What is Usenet and Where Did It Come From ?
2. Navigating Usenet
3. Avoid Getting Flamed
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GOOGLE GROUPS - USENET GLOSSARY
Find definitions below for some of the more common words you'll see
while using Google's Usenet service.
http://groups.google.com/googlegroups/glossary.html
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= = = = = POSTING ON GOOGLE GROUPS = = = = =
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GOOGLE GROUPS - TERMS AND CONDITIONS OF USE
http://groups.google.com/googlegroups/posting_terms.html
Thank you for your interest in using Google Groups (the "Service").By
using the Service, you agree to be bound by the following terms and
conditions. If you wish not to be bound by the following terms and
conditions, your exclusive remedy is not to use the Service.
The Service contains certain discussion forums and news groups,
including Usenet and other third party news groups (collectively, the
"Groups").
PERMITTED USES: You Agree that you are Responsible for your own
communications and for any consequences thereof. You Agree to Use
the Groups only to send and receive messages and material that are
Legal, Proper and Related to the particular Group. By way of
Example, and NOT as a Limitation, You Agree that when Using a Group,
you will NOT:
* Defame, Abuse, Harass, Stalk, Threaten or otherwise VIOLATE the
Legal Rights (such as rights of privacy and publicity) of others.
* Publish, Post, Upload, Distribute or Disseminate or offer to do
the same (hereinafter "Post") any Inappropriate, Defamatory,
Infringing, Obscene, or Unlawful Material or Information.
* Post any Material that Infringes any Patent, Trademark,
Copyright,
Trade Secret or other Proprietary Right of any party (the "Rights"),
unless you are the Owner of the Rights or have the Permission of the
Owner to post or transmit such material.
* Post any Files that Contain Viruses, Corrupted Files, or any
other
similar software or programs that may Damage the operation of
another's computer.
* Advertise or Offer to Sell Any Goods or Services for Any
COMMERCIAL PURPOSE, other than in Groups Intended For Such Uses.
RHF-Comment [ Privite Party Bartering (For Trade/Swap/Auction/Sale
and
Want To Trade/Swap/Buy) of Personal Property is 'By Definition' a
NON-Commercial Purpose and Use of the NewsGroup. ]
* Conduct or Forward Surveys, Contests, Pyramid Schemes or Chain
Letters, other than in Groups Intended For Such Uses.
* Download any File Posted by another User of a Group that You
Know,
or Reasonably Should Know, that Can Not be Legally Distributed in
such
manner.
* Impersonate another Person or Entity, or Falsify or Delete any
Author Attributions, Legal or other proper notices or proprietary
designations or labels of the origin or source of software or other
material contained in a file that is Posted.
* Restrict or Inhibit any other User from Using and Enjoying the
Groups.
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All Legal Issues Arising from or Related to the Use of the Service
shall be Construed in Accordance with and Determined by the LAWS of
the STATE Of CALIFORNIA, United States of America, without regard to
it conflict of laws principles. By Using this Service, You Agree that
the Exclusive Forum for the bringing of any Claims or Causes of
Action
Arising out of or Relating to Your Use of this Service is the United
States District Court for the Northern District of California, or if
such court lacks subject matter jurisdiction, the State Courts of
California encompassed within the geographic scope of the Northern
District of California. You hereby accept and submit to the
jurisdiction of such court in any such proceeding or action, and
irrevocably waive, to the fullest extent permitted by law, any
objection which you may now or hereafter have to the laying of the
venue of any such action or proceeding brought in such a court and
any
claim that any such action or proceeding brought in such a court has
been brought in an inconvenient forum.
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GOOGLE GROUPS - POSTING STYLE GUIDE
http://groups.google.com/googlegroups/posting_style.html
The Do's and Don'ts of Posting on Google Groups: The easiest way to
learn what's acceptable on Usenet is by watching how others use it.
Once you've read a few hundred posts and witnessed a few flame wars
erupt, you should get a feel for what's appropriate and what's not.
To
help you get there a bit faster (and to make sure you don't
unintentionally set off a flame war of your own), we've included some
basic tips that will help you fit into the Usenet community more
easily. This guide is adapted from the very helpful "A Primer on How
to Work With the Usenet Community" by Chuq Von Rospach. For a more
complete guide to Usenet posting rules, search on Google Groups for
'usenet posting rules' or just CLICK HERE. (Use This Link)
http://groups.google.com/groups?q=usenet+posting+rules&num=100&hl=en&;...
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[ PSG ] Only Post a Message Once. Avoid posting messages to more
than one newsgroup UNLESS you are sure it is appropriate. If you do
post to Multiple NewsGroups, do NOT post to each group separately.
Instead, Specify ALL the Groups on a single copy of the message.
This Reduces Network Overhead and lets people who subscribe to more
than one of those groups see the message once instead of having to
wade through each copy. RHF-Comment [ Also See - Avoid Posting to
Multiple NewsGroups. ]
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[ PSG ] Avoid Posting to Multiple NewsGroups. Few things annoy
Usenet readers as much as multiple copies of a posting appearing in
Multiple NewsGroups (Called "SPAMMING"). A Posting that is
Cross-Posted (i.e. Lists Multiple NewsGroups on the NewsGroups:
Header
Line) to a Few Appropriate NewsGroups Is Fine, But even with
Cross-Posts, Restraint Is Advised. RHF-Comment [ Also See - Only
Post a Message Once ]
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[ PSG ] Please Do Not Use Usenet As An Advertising Medium.
Advertisements on Usenet are rarely appreciated. In general, the
louder or more inappropriate the AD is, the more Antagonism it stirs
up. Just think how annoying it is to you to have your evening meal
interrupted by a telemarketer. The feeling is the same when someone
posts Inappropriate Commercial Messages in a NewsGroup. If in doubt,
don't do it. RHF-Comment [ Plain Text "Sigature Files" and URL
WebSite Tag Lines by Past Practice and Custom are 'By Definition'
NOT
Inappropriate Commercial Messages. ]
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GOOGLE GROUPS - FREQUENTY ASKED QUESTIONS
(FAQS) ABOUT POSTING
http://groups.google.com/googlegroups/posting_faq.html
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As Far As I Know ~ RHF
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