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comp.lang.perl.moderated is a moderated newsgroup which passed its vote for
creation by 1127:46 as reported in news.announce.newgroups on 6 Jul 1998.

For your newsgroups file:
comp.lang.perl.moderated	Perl language. (Moderated)

The charter, culled from the vote result announcement:

The purpose of comp.lang.perl.moderated is to provide a forum for
discussion of matters related to the Perl programming language.

Comp.lang.perl.moderated is a moderated news group for discussion of
common Perl programming issues.  Welcomed topics of discussion will
include any topic directly related to the Perl programming language.
The moderators will decide which posts are of general interest to the
worldwide Perl community.  The moderators are free to reject any post
which is covered by the comp.lang.perl FAQ(s) or which is more
appropriate to another Usenet discussion group.  Obvious homework
problems and trivial questions that can be answered by quick
inspection of the on-line documentation or any Perl text may also be
considered off-topic.  Very broad questions which could equally apply
to any computer programming language may also be considered off-topic
by the moderators.  Advocacy and "flame wars" about Perl will be
considered off-topic.

Articles should be formatted so as to be easily readable by any Usenet
reader.  Badly formatted or munged articles and articles in violation
of the standard principles of netiquette may be rejected by the
moderators.

Overall, the moderators will lean towards accepting articles.

All posters to the group must be registered.  Submissions from
registered posters will be forwarded to a moderator, who will post it
to the group if it is appropriate.  Inappropriate articles will be
returned to the poster when possible, with an explanation of why the
article was rejected.  No attempt will be made to verify the validity
of the poster's address, and bounces will be discarded.  If feasible,
some mechanism will be provided for users to post under false
addresses until some better solution to the spamming problem appears.

Articles from first-time posters will be held temporarily.  The poster
will be sent registration instructions, the group charter, and
pointers to relevant references.  After the poster registers, the held
article will be forwarded to the moderation panel as usual.

No commercial posts of any sort will be allowed in the group.

The moderation panel will always consist of at least six members.  New
moderators may be appointed, and old ones removed, by a two-thirds
majority vote of the moderation panel.

Any article submitted by a member of the moderation panel outside the
exercise of his or her administrative role will be subject to the full
moderation procedure described herein.

The moderation panel may implement any technical solutions it
considers necessary to enforce the provisions of this charter.

From group-admin@isc.org Mon Jul 13 13:45:11 1998
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From: group-admin@isc.org (David C Lawrence)
Newsgroups: comp.lang.perl.moderated
Subject: cmsg newgroup comp.lang.perl.moderated moderated
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comp.lang.perl.moderated is a moderated newsgroup which passed its vote for
creation by 1127:46 as reported in news.announce.newgroups on 6 Jul 1998.

For your newsgroups file:
comp.lang.perl.moderated	Perl language. (Moderated)

The charter, culled from the vote result announcement:

The purpose of comp.lang.perl.moderated is to provide a forum for
discussion of matters related to the Perl programming language.

Comp.lang.perl.moderated is a moderated news group for discussion of
common Perl programming issues.  Welcomed topics of discussion will
include any topic directly related to the Perl programming language.
The moderators will decide which posts are of general interest to the
worldwide Perl community.  The moderators are free to reject any post
which is covered by the comp.lang.perl FAQ(s) or which is more
appropriate to another Usenet discussion group.  Obvious homework
problems and trivial questions that can be answered by quick
inspection of the on-line documentation or any Perl text may also be
considered off-topic.  Very broad questions which could equally apply
to any computer programming language may also be considered off-topic
by the moderators.  Advocacy and "flame wars" about Perl will be
considered off-topic.

Articles should be formatted so as to be easily readable by any Usenet
reader.  Badly formatted or munged articles and articles in violation
of the standard principles of netiquette may be rejected by the
moderators.

Overall, the moderators will lean towards accepting articles.

All posters to the group must be registered.  Submissions from
registered posters will be forwarded to a moderator, who will post it
to the group if it is appropriate.  Inappropriate articles will be
returned to the poster when possible, with an explanation of why the
article was rejected.  No attempt will be made to verify the validity
of the poster's address, and bounces will be discarded.  If feasible,
some mechanism will be provided for users to post under false
addresses until some better solution to the spamming problem appears.

Articles from first-time posters will be held temporarily.  The poster
will be sent registration instructions, the group charter, and
pointers to relevant references.  After the poster registers, the held
article will be forwarded to the moderation panel as usual.

No commercial posts of any sort will be allowed in the group.

The moderation panel will always consist of at least six members.  New
moderators may be appointed, and old ones removed, by a two-thirds
majority vote of the moderation panel.

Any article submitted by a member of the moderation panel outside the
exercise of his or her administrative role will be subject to the full
moderation procedure described herein.

The moderation panel may implement any technical solutions it
considers necessary to enforce the provisions of this charter.

From group-admin@isc.org Tue Jul 14 07:45:05 1998
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From: group-admin@isc.org (David C Lawrence)
Newsgroups: comp.lang.perl.moderated
Subject: cmsg newgroup comp.lang.perl.moderated moderated
Control: newgroup comp.lang.perl.moderated moderated
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comp.lang.perl.moderated is a moderated newsgroup which passed its vote for
creation by 1127:46 as reported in news.announce.newgroups on 6 Jul 1998.

For your newsgroups file:
comp.lang.perl.moderated	Perl language. (Moderated)

The charter, culled from the vote result announcement:

The purpose of comp.lang.perl.moderated is to provide a forum for
discussion of matters related to the Perl programming language.

Comp.lang.perl.moderated is a moderated news group for discussion of
common Perl programming issues.  Welcomed topics of discussion will
include any topic directly related to the Perl programming language.
The moderators will decide which posts are of general interest to the
worldwide Perl community.  The moderators are free to reject any post
which is covered by the comp.lang.perl FAQ(s) or which is more
appropriate to another Usenet discussion group.  Obvious homework
problems and trivial questions that can be answered by quick
inspection of the on-line documentation or any Perl text may also be
considered off-topic.  Very broad questions which could equally apply
to any computer programming language may also be considered off-topic
by the moderators.  Advocacy and "flame wars" about Perl will be
considered off-topic.

Articles should be formatted so as to be easily readable by any Usenet
reader.  Badly formatted or munged articles and articles in violation
of the standard principles of netiquette may be rejected by the
moderators.

Overall, the moderators will lean towards accepting articles.

All posters to the group must be registered.  Submissions from
registered posters will be forwarded to a moderator, who will post it
to the group if it is appropriate.  Inappropriate articles will be
returned to the poster when possible, with an explanation of why the
article was rejected.  No attempt will be made to verify the validity
of the poster's address, and bounces will be discarded.  If feasible,
some mechanism will be provided for users to post under false
addresses until some better solution to the spamming problem appears.

Articles from first-time posters will be held temporarily.  The poster
will be sent registration instructions, the group charter, and
pointers to relevant references.  After the poster registers, the held
article will be forwarded to the moderation panel as usual.

No commercial posts of any sort will be allowed in the group.

The moderation panel will always consist of at least six members.  New
moderators may be appointed, and old ones removed, by a two-thirds
majority vote of the moderation panel.

Any article submitted by a member of the moderation panel outside the
exercise of his or her administrative role will be subject to the full
moderation procedure described herein.

The moderation panel may implement any technical solutions it
considers necessary to enforce the provisions of this charter.

From group-admin@isc.org Mon Jul 20 07:45:08 1998
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From: group-admin@isc.org (David C Lawrence)
Newsgroups: comp.lang.perl.moderated
Subject: cmsg newgroup comp.lang.perl.moderated moderated
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comp.lang.perl.moderated is a moderated newsgroup which passed its vote for
creation by 1127:46 as reported in news.announce.newgroups on 6 Jul 1998.

For your newsgroups file:
comp.lang.perl.moderated	Perl language. (Moderated)

The charter, culled from the vote result announcement:

The purpose of comp.lang.perl.moderated is to provide a forum for
discussion of matters related to the Perl programming language.

Comp.lang.perl.moderated is a moderated news group for discussion of
common Perl programming issues.  Welcomed topics of discussion will
include any topic directly related to the Perl programming language.
The moderators will decide which posts are of general interest to the
worldwide Perl community.  The moderators are free to reject any post
which is covered by the comp.lang.perl FAQ(s) or which is more
appropriate to another Usenet discussion group.  Obvious homework
problems and trivial questions that can be answered by quick
inspection of the on-line documentation or any Perl text may also be
considered off-topic.  Very broad questions which could equally apply
to any computer programming language may also be considered off-topic
by the moderators.  Advocacy and "flame wars" about Perl will be
considered off-topic.

Articles should be formatted so as to be easily readable by any Usenet
reader.  Badly formatted or munged articles and articles in violation
of the standard principles of netiquette may be rejected by the
moderators.

Overall, the moderators will lean towards accepting articles.

All posters to the group must be registered.  Submissions from
registered posters will be forwarded to a moderator, who will post it
to the group if it is appropriate.  Inappropriate articles will be
returned to the poster when possible, with an explanation of why the
article was rejected.  No attempt will be made to verify the validity
of the poster's address, and bounces will be discarded.  If feasible,
some mechanism will be provided for users to post under false
addresses until some better solution to the spamming problem appears.

Articles from first-time posters will be held temporarily.  The poster
will be sent registration instructions, the group charter, and
pointers to relevant references.  After the poster registers, the held
article will be forwarded to the moderation panel as usual.

No commercial posts of any sort will be allowed in the group.

The moderation panel will always consist of at least six members.  New
moderators may be appointed, and old ones removed, by a two-thirds
majority vote of the moderation panel.

Any article submitted by a member of the moderation panel outside the
exercise of his or her administrative role will be subject to the full
moderation procedure described herein.

The moderation panel may implement any technical solutions it
considers necessary to enforce the provisions of this charter.

From group-admin@isc.org Thu Aug 13 07:45:08 1998
Path: news.isc.org!bounce-back
From: group-admin@isc.org (David C Lawrence)
Newsgroups: comp.lang.perl.moderated
Subject: cmsg newgroup comp.lang.perl.moderated moderated
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comp.lang.perl.moderated is a moderated newsgroup which passed its vote for
creation by 1127:46 as reported in news.announce.newgroups on 6 Jul 1998.

For your newsgroups file:
comp.lang.perl.moderated	Perl language. (Moderated)

The charter, culled from the vote result announcement:

The purpose of comp.lang.perl.moderated is to provide a forum for
discussion of matters related to the Perl programming language.

Comp.lang.perl.moderated is a moderated news group for discussion of
common Perl programming issues.  Welcomed topics of discussion will
include any topic directly related to the Perl programming language.
The moderators will decide which posts are of general interest to the
worldwide Perl community.  The moderators are free to reject any post
which is covered by the comp.lang.perl FAQ(s) or which is more
appropriate to another Usenet discussion group.  Obvious homework
problems and trivial questions that can be answered by quick
inspection of the on-line documentation or any Perl text may also be
considered off-topic.  Very broad questions which could equally apply
to any computer programming language may also be considered off-topic
by the moderators.  Advocacy and "flame wars" about Perl will be
considered off-topic.

Articles should be formatted so as to be easily readable by any Usenet
reader.  Badly formatted or munged articles and articles in violation
of the standard principles of netiquette may be rejected by the
moderators.

Overall, the moderators will lean towards accepting articles.

All posters to the group must be registered.  Submissions from
registered posters will be forwarded to a moderator, who will post it
to the group if it is appropriate.  Inappropriate articles will be
returned to the poster when possible, with an explanation of why the
article was rejected.  No attempt will be made to verify the validity
of the poster's address, and bounces will be discarded.  If feasible,
some mechanism will be provided for users to post under false
addresses until some better solution to the spamming problem appears.

Articles from first-time posters will be held temporarily.  The poster
will be sent registration instructions, the group charter, and
pointers to relevant references.  After the poster registers, the held
article will be forwarded to the moderation panel as usual.

No commercial posts of any sort will be allowed in the group.

The moderation panel will always consist of at least six members.  New
moderators may be appointed, and old ones removed, by a two-thirds
majority vote of the moderation panel.

Any article submitted by a member of the moderation panel outside the
exercise of his or her administrative role will be subject to the full
moderation procedure described herein.

The moderation panel may implement any technical solutions it
considers necessary to enforce the provisions of this charter.

From news@news.informix.com Wed Aug 19 13:14:06 1998
Newsgroups: comp.lang.perl.moderated
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From group-admin@isc.org Wed Aug 19 14:45:11 1998
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comp.lang.perl.moderated is a moderated newsgroup which passed its vote for
creation by 1127:46 as reported in news.announce.newgroups on 6 Jul 1998.

For your newsgroups file:
comp.lang.perl.moderated	Perl language. (Moderated)

The charter, culled from the vote result announcement:

The purpose of comp.lang.perl.moderated is to provide a forum for
discussion of matters related to the Perl programming language.

Comp.lang.perl.moderated is a moderated news group for discussion of
common Perl programming issues.  Welcomed topics of discussion will
include any topic directly related to the Perl programming language.
The moderators will decide which posts are of general interest to the
worldwide Perl community.  The moderators are free to reject any post
which is covered by the comp.lang.perl FAQ(s) or which is more
appropriate to another Usenet discussion group.  Obvious homework
problems and trivial questions that can be answered by quick
inspection of the on-line documentation or any Perl text may also be
considered off-topic.  Very broad questions which could equally apply
to any computer programming language may also be considered off-topic
by the moderators.  Advocacy and "flame wars" about Perl will be
considered off-topic.

Articles should be formatted so as to be easily readable by any Usenet
reader.  Badly formatted or munged articles and articles in violation
of the standard principles of netiquette may be rejected by the
moderators.

Overall, the moderators will lean towards accepting articles.

All posters to the group must be registered.  Submissions from
registered posters will be forwarded to a moderator, who will post it
to the group if it is appropriate.  Inappropriate articles will be
returned to the poster when possible, with an explanation of why the
article was rejected.  No attempt will be made to verify the validity
of the poster's address, and bounces will be discarded.  If feasible,
some mechanism will be provided for users to post under false
addresses until some better solution to the spamming problem appears.

Articles from first-time posters will be held temporarily.  The poster
will be sent registration instructions, the group charter, and
pointers to relevant references.  After the poster registers, the held
article will be forwarded to the moderation panel as usual.

No commercial posts of any sort will be allowed in the group.

The moderation panel will always consist of at least six members.  New
moderators may be appointed, and old ones removed, by a two-thirds
majority vote of the moderation panel.

Any article submitted by a member of the moderation panel outside the
exercise of his or her administrative role will be subject to the full
moderation procedure described herein.

The moderation panel may implement any technical solutions it
considers necessary to enforce the provisions of this charter.

From group-admin@isc.org Wed Aug 19 21:30:13 1998
Path: news.isc.org!bounce-back
From: group-admin@isc.org (David C Lawrence)
Newsgroups: comp.lang.perl.moderated
Subject: cmsg newgroup comp.lang.perl.moderated moderated
Control: newgroup comp.lang.perl.moderated moderated
Approved: newgroups-request@isc.org
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comp.lang.perl.moderated is a moderated newsgroup which passed its vote for
creation by 1127:46 as reported in news.announce.newgroups on 6 Jul 1998.

For your newsgroups file:
comp.lang.perl.moderated	Perl language. (Moderated)

The charter, culled from the vote result announcement:

The purpose of comp.lang.perl.moderated is to provide a forum for
discussion of matters related to the Perl programming language.

Comp.lang.perl.moderated is a moderated news group for discussion of
common Perl programming issues.  Welcomed topics of discussion will
include any topic directly related to the Perl programming language.
The moderators will decide which posts are of general interest to the
worldwide Perl community.  The moderators are free to reject any post
which is covered by the comp.lang.perl FAQ(s) or which is more
appropriate to another Usenet discussion group.  Obvious homework
problems and trivial questions that can be answered by quick
inspection of the on-line documentation or any Perl text may also be
considered off-topic.  Very broad questions which could equally apply
to any computer programming language may also be considered off-topic
by the moderators.  Advocacy and "flame wars" about Perl will be
considered off-topic.

Articles should be formatted so as to be easily readable by any Usenet
reader.  Badly formatted or munged articles and articles in violation
of the standard principles of netiquette may be rejected by the
moderators.

Overall, the moderators will lean towards accepting articles.

All posters to the group must be registered.  Submissions from
registered posters will be forwarded to a moderator, who will post it
to the group if it is appropriate.  Inappropriate articles will be
returned to the poster when possible, with an explanation of why the
article was rejected.  No attempt will be made to verify the validity
of the poster's address, and bounces will be discarded.  If feasible,
some mechanism will be provided for users to post under false
addresses until some better solution to the spamming problem appears.

Articles from first-time posters will be held temporarily.  The poster
will be sent registration instructions, the group charter, and
pointers to relevant references.  After the poster registers, the held
article will be forwarded to the moderation panel as usual.

No commercial posts of any sort will be allowed in the group.

The moderation panel will always consist of at least six members.  New
moderators may be appointed, and old ones removed, by a two-thirds
majority vote of the moderation panel.

Any article submitted by a member of the moderation panel outside the
exercise of his or her administrative role will be subject to the full
moderation procedure described herein.

The moderation panel may implement any technical solutions it
considers necessary to enforce the provisions of this charter.

From urs@tin.org Sat Nov  3 16:57:13 2001
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Control: rmgroup comp.lang.perl.moderated
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Date: Sun, 04 Nov 2001 00:57:10 GMT
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please remove the bogus newsgroup comp.lang.perl.moderated

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