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rec.arts.sf.tv.babylon5.moderated is a moderated newsgroup which passed its
vote for creation by 2241:109 as reported in news.announce.newgroups on
26 Mar 1996.

Group submission address:  rastb5-request@solon.com
Moderator contact address: rastb5@solon.com
                (Bill Zimmer, Jay Denebeim, John Pietrzak, John Schilling, 
                 Michael J. King Sr., Patricia A. Swan, Teresa Lhotka)

For your newsgroups file:
rec.arts.sf.tv.babylon5.moderated	Babylon 5 creators meet Babylon 5 fans. (Moderated)

The charter, culled from the vote result announcement:

rec.arts.sf.tv.babylon-5.moderated is to be a moderated newsgroup
dedicated to the following topics:

       * The plots and characters of Babylon 5 episodes.
       * Musings and speculations about where the show is going.
       * Other topics of interest to the fans in the newsgroup.

AND NOT, NOT, NOT Story Ideas.

The difference between speculation and story ideas can be rather
subtle, so please refer to the definition below, or to the
R.A.SF.TV.B5 FAQ, for more information.

The group will be fairly relaxed about what is on topic.  Basically,
anything remotely related to the show, science fiction, or the television
business, is on topic.

What are not on-topic are the following:

1) Story Ideas
2) Flames
3) Trolls
4) Spam

A "Story Idea" is the description of a new character or event in the
show, the exact scripting of a scene, or any detailed discussion of
events which have not already appeared in an aired show, been
described on-line by show production staff, or specifically predicted
by dialogue and events in shows already aired.

(Obviously, parodies are acceptable.)

Speculation is allowed, however.  The difference between speculation
and a story idea is that speculation is directly supported by events
or dialogue in the show or statements made on-line or published in
magazine articles which are directly attributable to the show's
production staff.

For example:
If Morden is afraid of green penguins, and Draal is shown to have
access to them, a speculation would be that Draal will use them
against Morden in the future.  However if Draal only has a purple
moose, saying that he could use it against Morden would be a story
idea.

Flames are defined as posts which:

(1) personally insult or attack one or more of the members of the
    newsgroup; or

(2) make defamatory allegations, without corroborating evidence,
    concerning a person/poster in the newsgroup, in a deliberate and
    repetitive manner (resembling a common sense definition of
    libel/slander, but not specifically limited to the legal
    interpretation of those terms).

Trolls are posts that the moderators believe were posted only to
provoke members of the group into responding heatedly.

Spam is a post that was made, essentially unchanged, to a number of
newsgroups, generally for religious, political, commercial, or
irrational reasons.

What is on-topic but unacceptable is a posting that contains an
unprotected spoiler.  This is either because the article contains no
warning in it's subject line, no space between the header and the
spoiler, or the subject line itself is a spoiler.

Spoilers are information contained in a show that has not been
broadcast in both the U.S. and the U.K.  It has been agreed that after
the last day of broadcast in both countries' first run, spoiler
protection is no longer necessary.

Frequently asked questions (FAQ)
================================

The Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) presently used by the newsgroup
rec.arts.sf.tv.babylon5 will be used by this newsgroup to avoid
duplication of effort.

Amending This Charter
=====================

This charter can be amended at any time by following the procedures
then in effect for newsgroup creation.

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rec.arts.sf.tv.babylon5.moderated is a moderated newsgroup which passed its
vote for creation by 2241:109 as reported in news.announce.newgroups on
26 Mar 1996.

Group submission address:  rastb5@solon.com
Moderator contact address: rastb5-request@solon.com
                (Bill Zimmer, Jay Denebeim, John Pietrzak, John Schilling, 
                 Michael J. King Sr., Patricia A. Swan, Teresa Lhotka)

For your newsgroups file:
rec.arts.sf.tv.babylon5.moderated	Babylon 5 creators meet Babylon 5 fans. (Moderated)

The charter, culled from the vote result announcement:

rec.arts.sf.tv.babylon-5.moderated is to be a moderated newsgroup
dedicated to the following topics:

       * The plots and characters of Babylon 5 episodes.
       * Musings and speculations about where the show is going.
       * Other topics of interest to the fans in the newsgroup.

AND NOT, NOT, NOT Story Ideas.

The difference between speculation and story ideas can be rather
subtle, so please refer to the definition below, or to the
R.A.SF.TV.B5 FAQ, for more information.

The group will be fairly relaxed about what is on topic.  Basically,
anything remotely related to the show, science fiction, or the television
business, is on topic.

What are not on-topic are the following:

1) Story Ideas
2) Flames
3) Trolls
4) Spam

A "Story Idea" is the description of a new character or event in the
show, the exact scripting of a scene, or any detailed discussion of
events which have not already appeared in an aired show, been
described on-line by show production staff, or specifically predicted
by dialogue and events in shows already aired.

(Obviously, parodies are acceptable.)

Speculation is allowed, however.  The difference between speculation
and a story idea is that speculation is directly supported by events
or dialogue in the show or statements made on-line or published in
magazine articles which are directly attributable to the show's
production staff.

For example:
If Morden is afraid of green penguins, and Draal is shown to have
access to them, a speculation would be that Draal will use them
against Morden in the future.  However if Draal only has a purple
moose, saying that he could use it against Morden would be a story
idea.

Flames are defined as posts which:

(1) personally insult or attack one or more of the members of the
    newsgroup; or

(2) make defamatory allegations, without corroborating evidence,
    concerning a person/poster in the newsgroup, in a deliberate and
    repetitive manner (resembling a common sense definition of
    libel/slander, but not specifically limited to the legal
    interpretation of those terms).

Trolls are posts that the moderators believe were posted only to
provoke members of the group into responding heatedly.

Spam is a post that was made, essentially unchanged, to a number of
newsgroups, generally for religious, political, commercial, or
irrational reasons.

What is on-topic but unacceptable is a posting that contains an
unprotected spoiler.  This is either because the article contains no
warning in it's subject line, no space between the header and the
spoiler, or the subject line itself is a spoiler.

Spoilers are information contained in a show that has not been
broadcast in both the U.S. and the U.K.  It has been agreed that after
the last day of broadcast in both countries' first run, spoiler
protection is no longer necessary.

Frequently asked questions (FAQ)
================================

The Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) presently used by the newsgroup
rec.arts.sf.tv.babylon5 will be used by this newsgroup to avoid
duplication of effort.

Amending This Charter
=====================

This charter can be amended at any time by following the procedures
then in effect for newsgroup creation.

From tale@uunet.uu.net Tue Apr  9 10:35:05 1996
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From: tale@uunet.uu.net (David C Lawrence)
Newsgroups: rec.arts.sf.tv.babylon5.moderated
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rec.arts.sf.tv.babylon5.moderated is a moderated newsgroup which passed its
vote for creation by 2241:109 as reported in news.announce.newgroups on
26 Mar 1996.

Group submission address:  rastb5@solon.com
Moderator contact address: rastb5-request@solon.com
                (Bill Zimmer, Jay Denebeim, John Pietrzak, John Schilling, 
                 Michael J. King Sr., Patricia A. Swan, Teresa Lhotka)

For your newsgroups file:
rec.arts.sf.tv.babylon5.moderated	Babylon 5 creators meet Babylon 5 fans. (Moderated)

The charter, culled from the vote result announcement:

rec.arts.sf.tv.babylon-5.moderated is to be a moderated newsgroup
dedicated to the following topics:

       * The plots and characters of Babylon 5 episodes.
       * Musings and speculations about where the show is going.
       * Other topics of interest to the fans in the newsgroup.

AND NOT, NOT, NOT Story Ideas.

The difference between speculation and story ideas can be rather
subtle, so please refer to the definition below, or to the
R.A.SF.TV.B5 FAQ, for more information.

The group will be fairly relaxed about what is on topic.  Basically,
anything remotely related to the show, science fiction, or the television
business, is on topic.

What are not on-topic are the following:

1) Story Ideas
2) Flames
3) Trolls
4) Spam

A "Story Idea" is the description of a new character or event in the
show, the exact scripting of a scene, or any detailed discussion of
events which have not already appeared in an aired show, been
described on-line by show production staff, or specifically predicted
by dialogue and events in shows already aired.

(Obviously, parodies are acceptable.)

Speculation is allowed, however.  The difference between speculation
and a story idea is that speculation is directly supported by events
or dialogue in the show or statements made on-line or published in
magazine articles which are directly attributable to the show's
production staff.

For example:
If Morden is afraid of green penguins, and Draal is shown to have
access to them, a speculation would be that Draal will use them
against Morden in the future.  However if Draal only has a purple
moose, saying that he could use it against Morden would be a story
idea.

Flames are defined as posts which:

(1) personally insult or attack one or more of the members of the
    newsgroup; or

(2) make defamatory allegations, without corroborating evidence,
    concerning a person/poster in the newsgroup, in a deliberate and
    repetitive manner (resembling a common sense definition of
    libel/slander, but not specifically limited to the legal
    interpretation of those terms).

Trolls are posts that the moderators believe were posted only to
provoke members of the group into responding heatedly.

Spam is a post that was made, essentially unchanged, to a number of
newsgroups, generally for religious, political, commercial, or
irrational reasons.

What is on-topic but unacceptable is a posting that contains an
unprotected spoiler.  This is either because the article contains no
warning in it's subject line, no space between the header and the
spoiler, or the subject line itself is a spoiler.

Spoilers are information contained in a show that has not been
broadcast in both the U.S. and the U.K.  It has been agreed that after
the last day of broadcast in both countries' first run, spoiler
protection is no longer necessary.

Frequently asked questions (FAQ)
================================

The Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) presently used by the newsgroup
rec.arts.sf.tv.babylon5 will be used by this newsgroup to avoid
duplication of effort.

Amending This Charter
=====================

This charter can be amended at any time by following the procedures
then in effect for newsgroup creation.

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Group submission address:  rastb5@solon.com
Moderator contact address: rastb5-request@solon.com
                (Bill Zimmer, Jay Denebeim, John Pietrzak, John Schilling, 
                 Michael J. King Sr., Patricia A. Swan, Teresa Lhotka)

For your newsgroups file:
rec.arts.sf.tv.babylon5.moderated	Babylon 5 creators meet Babylon 5 fans. (Moderated)

The charter, culled from the vote result announcement:

rec.arts.sf.tv.babylon-5.moderated is to be a moderated newsgroup
dedicated to the following topics:

       * The plots and characters of Babylon 5 episodes.
       * Musings and speculations about where the show is going.
       * Other topics of interest to the fans in the newsgroup.

AND NOT, NOT, NOT Story Ideas.

The difference between speculation and story ideas can be rather
subtle, so please refer to the definition below, or to the
R.A.SF.TV.B5 FAQ, for more information.

The group will be fairly relaxed about what is on topic.  Basically,
anything remotely related to the show, science fiction, or the television
business, is on topic.

What are not on-topic are the following:

1) Story Ideas
2) Flames
3) Trolls
4) Spam

A "Story Idea" is the description of a new character or event in the
show, the exact scripting of a scene, or any detailed discussion of
events which have not already appeared in an aired show, been
described on-line by show production staff, or specifically predicted
by dialogue and events in shows already aired.

(Obviously, parodies are acceptable.)

Speculation is allowed, however.  The difference between speculation
and a story idea is that speculation is directly supported by events
or dialogue in the show or statements made on-line or published in
magazine articles which are directly attributable to the show's
production staff.

For example:
If Morden is afraid of green penguins, and Draal is shown to have
access to them, a speculation would be that Draal will use them
against Morden in the future.  However if Draal only has a purple
moose, saying that he could use it against Morden would be a story
idea.

Flames are defined as posts which:

(1) personally insult or attack one or more of the members of the
    newsgroup; or

(2) make defamatory allegations, without corroborating evidence,
    concerning a person/poster in the newsgroup, in a deliberate and
    repetitive manner (resembling a common sense definition of
    libel/slander, but not specifically limited to the legal
    interpretation of those terms).

Trolls are posts that the moderators believe were posted only to
provoke members of the group into responding heatedly.

Spam is a post that was made, essentially unchanged, to a number of
newsgroups, generally for religious, political, commercial, or
irrational reasons.

What is on-topic but unacceptable is a posting that contains an
unprotected spoiler.  This is either because the article contains no
warning in it's subject line, no space between the header and the
spoiler, or the subject line itself is a spoiler.

Spoilers are information contained in a show that has not been
broadcast in both the U.S. and the U.K.  It has been agreed that after
the last day of broadcast in both countries' first run, spoiler
protection is no longer necessary.

Frequently asked questions (FAQ)
================================

The Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) presently used by the newsgroup
rec.arts.sf.tv.babylon5 will be used by this newsgroup to avoid
duplication of effort.

Amending This Charter
=====================

This charter can be amended at any time by following the procedures
then in effect for newsgroup creation.

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rec.arts.sf.tv.babylon5.moderated is a moderated newsgroup which passed its
vote for creation by 2241:109 as reported in news.announce.newgroups on
26 Mar 1996.

Group submission address:  rastb5@solon.com
Moderator contact address: rastb5-request@solon.com
                (Bill Zimmer, Jay Denebeim, John Pietrzak, John Schilling, 
                 Michael J. King Sr., Patricia A. Swan, Teresa Lhotka)

For your newsgroups file:
rec.arts.sf.tv.babylon5.moderated	Babylon 5 creators meet Babylon 5 fans. (Moderated)

The charter, culled from the vote result announcement:

rec.arts.sf.tv.babylon-5.moderated is to be a moderated newsgroup
dedicated to the following topics:

       * The plots and characters of Babylon 5 episodes.
       * Musings and speculations about where the show is going.
       * Other topics of interest to the fans in the newsgroup.

AND NOT, NOT, NOT Story Ideas.

The difference between speculation and story ideas can be rather
subtle, so please refer to the definition below, or to the
R.A.SF.TV.B5 FAQ, for more information.

The group will be fairly relaxed about what is on topic.  Basically,
anything remotely related to the show, science fiction, or the television
business, is on topic.

What are not on-topic are the following:

1) Story Ideas
2) Flames
3) Trolls
4) Spam

A "Story Idea" is the description of a new character or event in the
show, the exact scripting of a scene, or any detailed discussion of
events which have not already appeared in an aired show, been
described on-line by show production staff, or specifically predicted
by dialogue and events in shows already aired.

(Obviously, parodies are acceptable.)

Speculation is allowed, however.  The difference between speculation
and a story idea is that speculation is directly supported by events
or dialogue in the show or statements made on-line or published in
magazine articles which are directly attributable to the show's
production staff.

For example:
If Morden is afraid of green penguins, and Draal is shown to have
access to them, a speculation would be that Draal will use them
against Morden in the future.  However if Draal only has a purple
moose, saying that he could use it against Morden would be a story
idea.

Flames are defined as posts which:

(1) personally insult or attack one or more of the members of the
    newsgroup; or

(2) make defamatory allegations, without corroborating evidence,
    concerning a person/poster in the newsgroup, in a deliberate and
    repetitive manner (resembling a common sense definition of
    libel/slander, but not specifically limited to the legal
    interpretation of those terms).

Trolls are posts that the moderators believe were posted only to
provoke members of the group into responding heatedly.

Spam is a post that was made, essentially unchanged, to a number of
newsgroups, generally for religious, political, commercial, or
irrational reasons.

What is on-topic but unacceptable is a posting that contains an
unprotected spoiler.  This is either because the article contains no
warning in it's subject line, no space between the header and the
spoiler, or the subject line itself is a spoiler.

Spoilers are information contained in a show that has not been
broadcast in both the U.S. and the U.K.  It has been agreed that after
the last day of broadcast in both countries' first run, spoiler
protection is no longer necessary.

Frequently asked questions (FAQ)
================================

The Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) presently used by the newsgroup
rec.arts.sf.tv.babylon5 will be used by this newsgroup to avoid
duplication of effort.

Amending This Charter
=====================

This charter can be amended at any time by following the procedures
then in effect for newsgroup creation.

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From: tale@uunet.uu.net (David C Lawrence)
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rec.arts.sf.tv.babylon5.moderated is a moderated newsgroup which passed its
vote for creation by 2241:109 as reported in news.announce.newgroups on
26 Mar 1996.

Group submission address:  rastb5@solon.com
Moderator contact address: rastb5-request@solon.com
                (Bill Zimmer, Jay Denebeim, John Pietrzak, John Schilling, 
                 Michael J. King Sr., Patricia A. Swan, Teresa Lhotka)

For your newsgroups file:
rec.arts.sf.tv.babylon5.moderated	Babylon 5 creators meet Babylon 5 fans. (Moderated)

The charter, culled from the vote result announcement:

rec.arts.sf.tv.babylon-5.moderated is to be a moderated newsgroup
dedicated to the following topics:

       * The plots and characters of Babylon 5 episodes.
       * Musings and speculations about where the show is going.
       * Other topics of interest to the fans in the newsgroup.

AND NOT, NOT, NOT Story Ideas.

The difference between speculation and story ideas can be rather
subtle, so please refer to the definition below, or to the
R.A.SF.TV.B5 FAQ, for more information.

The group will be fairly relaxed about what is on topic.  Basically,
anything remotely related to the show, science fiction, or the television
business, is on topic.

What are not on-topic are the following:

1) Story Ideas
2) Flames
3) Trolls
4) Spam

A "Story Idea" is the description of a new character or event in the
show, the exact scripting of a scene, or any detailed discussion of
events which have not already appeared in an aired show, been
described on-line by show production staff, or specifically predicted
by dialogue and events in shows already aired.

(Obviously, parodies are acceptable.)

Speculation is allowed, however.  The difference between speculation
and a story idea is that speculation is directly supported by events
or dialogue in the show or statements made on-line or published in
magazine articles which are directly attributable to the show's
production staff.

For example:
If Morden is afraid of green penguins, and Draal is shown to have
access to them, a speculation would be that Draal will use them
against Morden in the future.  However if Draal only has a purple
moose, saying that he could use it against Morden would be a story
idea.

Flames are defined as posts which:

(1) personally insult or attack one or more of the members of the
    newsgroup; or

(2) make defamatory allegations, without corroborating evidence,
    concerning a person/poster in the newsgroup, in a deliberate and
    repetitive manner (resembling a common sense definition of
    libel/slander, but not specifically limited to the legal
    interpretation of those terms).

Trolls are posts that the moderators believe were posted only to
provoke members of the group into responding heatedly.

Spam is a post that was made, essentially unchanged, to a number of
newsgroups, generally for religious, political, commercial, or
irrational reasons.

What is on-topic but unacceptable is a posting that contains an
unprotected spoiler.  This is either because the article contains no
warning in it's subject line, no space between the header and the
spoiler, or the subject line itself is a spoiler.

Spoilers are information contained in a show that has not been
broadcast in both the U.S. and the U.K.  It has been agreed that after
the last day of broadcast in both countries' first run, spoiler
protection is no longer necessary.

Frequently asked questions (FAQ)
================================

The Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) presently used by the newsgroup
rec.arts.sf.tv.babylon5 will be used by this newsgroup to avoid
duplication of effort.

Amending This Charter
=====================

This charter can be amended at any time by following the procedures
then in effect for newsgroup creation.

From tale@uunet.uu.net Thu May  2 10:35:03 1996
Path: uunet!in2.uu.net!bounce-back
From: tale@uunet.uu.net (David C Lawrence)
Newsgroups: rec.arts.sf.tv.babylon5.moderated
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rec.arts.sf.tv.babylon5.moderated is a moderated newsgroup which passed its
vote for creation by 2241:109 as reported in news.announce.newgroups on
26 Mar 1996.

Group submission address:  rastb5@solon.com
Moderator contact address: rastb5-request@solon.com
                (Bill Zimmer, Jay Denebeim, John Pietrzak, John Schilling, 
                 Michael J. King Sr., Patricia A. Swan, Teresa Lhotka)

For your newsgroups file:
rec.arts.sf.tv.babylon5.moderated	Babylon 5 creators meet Babylon 5 fans. (Moderated)

The charter, culled from the vote result announcement:

rec.arts.sf.tv.babylon-5.moderated is to be a moderated newsgroup
dedicated to the following topics:

       * The plots and characters of Babylon 5 episodes.
       * Musings and speculations about where the show is going.
       * Other topics of interest to the fans in the newsgroup.

AND NOT, NOT, NOT Story Ideas.

The difference between speculation and story ideas can be rather
subtle, so please refer to the definition below, or to the
R.A.SF.TV.B5 FAQ, for more information.

The group will be fairly relaxed about what is on topic.  Basically,
anything remotely related to the show, science fiction, or the television
business, is on topic.

What are not on-topic are the following:

1) Story Ideas
2) Flames
3) Trolls
4) Spam

A "Story Idea" is the description of a new character or event in the
show, the exact scripting of a scene, or any detailed discussion of
events which have not already appeared in an aired show, been
described on-line by show production staff, or specifically predicted
by dialogue and events in shows already aired.

(Obviously, parodies are acceptable.)

Speculation is allowed, however.  The difference between speculation
and a story idea is that speculation is directly supported by events
or dialogue in the show or statements made on-line or published in
magazine articles which are directly attributable to the show's
production staff.

For example:
If Morden is afraid of green penguins, and Draal is shown to have
access to them, a speculation would be that Draal will use them
against Morden in the future.  However if Draal only has a purple
moose, saying that he could use it against Morden would be a story
idea.

Flames are defined as posts which:

(1) personally insult or attack one or more of the members of the
    newsgroup; or

(2) make defamatory allegations, without corroborating evidence,
    concerning a person/poster in the newsgroup, in a deliberate and
    repetitive manner (resembling a common sense definition of
    libel/slander, but not specifically limited to the legal
    interpretation of those terms).

Trolls are posts that the moderators believe were posted only to
provoke members of the group into responding heatedly.

Spam is a post that was made, essentially unchanged, to a number of
newsgroups, generally for religious, political, commercial, or
irrational reasons.

What is on-topic but unacceptable is a posting that contains an
unprotected spoiler.  This is either because the article contains no
warning in it's subject line, no space between the header and the
spoiler, or the subject line itself is a spoiler.

Spoilers are information contained in a show that has not been
broadcast in both the U.S. and the U.K.  It has been agreed that after
the last day of broadcast in both countries' first run, spoiler
protection is no longer necessary.

Frequently asked questions (FAQ)
================================

The Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) presently used by the newsgroup
rec.arts.sf.tv.babylon5 will be used by this newsgroup to avoid
duplication of effort.

Amending This Charter
=====================

This charter can be amended at any time by following the procedures
then in effect for newsgroup creation.

From tale@uunet.uu.net Wed May 22 16:24:45 1996
Path: uunet!in2.uu.net!bounce-back
From: tale@uunet.uu.net (David C Lawrence)
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rec.arts.sf.tv.babylon5.moderated is a moderated newsgroup which passed its
vote for creation by 2241:109 as reported in news.announce.newgroups on
26 Mar 1996.

Group submission address:  rastb5@solon.com
Moderator contact address: rastb5-request@solon.com
                (Bill Zimmer, Jay Denebeim, John Pietrzak, John Schilling, 
                 Michael J. King Sr., Patricia A. Swan, Teresa Lhotka)

For your newsgroups file:
rec.arts.sf.tv.babylon5.moderated	Babylon 5 creators meet Babylon 5 fans. (Moderated)

The charter, culled from the vote result announcement:

rec.arts.sf.tv.babylon-5.moderated is to be a moderated newsgroup
dedicated to the following topics:

       * The plots and characters of Babylon 5 episodes.
       * Musings and speculations about where the show is going.
       * Other topics of interest to the fans in the newsgroup.

AND NOT, NOT, NOT Story Ideas.

The difference between speculation and story ideas can be rather
subtle, so please refer to the definition below, or to the
R.A.SF.TV.B5 FAQ, for more information.

The group will be fairly relaxed about what is on topic.  Basically,
anything remotely related to the show, science fiction, or the television
business, is on topic.

What are not on-topic are the following:

1) Story Ideas
2) Flames
3) Trolls
4) Spam

A "Story Idea" is the description of a new character or event in the
show, the exact scripting of a scene, or any detailed discussion of
events which have not already appeared in an aired show, been
described on-line by show production staff, or specifically predicted
by dialogue and events in shows already aired.

(Obviously, parodies are acceptable.)

Speculation is allowed, however.  The difference between speculation
and a story idea is that speculation is directly supported by events
or dialogue in the show or statements made on-line or published in
magazine articles which are directly attributable to the show's
production staff.

For example:
If Morden is afraid of green penguins, and Draal is shown to have
access to them, a speculation would be that Draal will use them
against Morden in the future.  However if Draal only has a purple
moose, saying that he could use it against Morden would be a story
idea.

Flames are defined as posts which:

(1) personally insult or attack one or more of the members of the
    newsgroup; or

(2) make defamatory allegations, without corroborating evidence,
    concerning a person/poster in the newsgroup, in a deliberate and
    repetitive manner (resembling a common sense definition of
    libel/slander, but not specifically limited to the legal
    interpretation of those terms).

Trolls are posts that the moderators believe were posted only to
provoke members of the group into responding heatedly.

Spam is a post that was made, essentially unchanged, to a number of
newsgroups, generally for religious, political, commercial, or
irrational reasons.

What is on-topic but unacceptable is a posting that contains an
unprotected spoiler.  This is either because the article contains no
warning in it's subject line, no space between the header and the
spoiler, or the subject line itself is a spoiler.

Spoilers are information contained in a show that has not been
broadcast in both the U.S. and the U.K.  It has been agreed that after
the last day of broadcast in both countries' first run, spoiler
protection is no longer necessary.

Frequently asked questions (FAQ)
================================

The Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) presently used by the newsgroup
rec.arts.sf.tv.babylon5 will be used by this newsgroup to avoid
duplication of effort.

Amending This Charter
=====================

This charter can be amended at any time by following the procedures
then in effect for newsgroup creation.

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rec.arts.sf.tv.babylon5.moderated is a moderated newsgroup which passed its
vote for creation by 2241:109 as reported in news.announce.newgroups on
26 Mar 1996.

Group submission address:  rastb5@solon.com
Moderator contact address: rastb5-request@solon.com
                (Bill Zimmer, Jay Denebeim, John Pietrzak, John Schilling, 
                 Michael J. King Sr., Patricia A. Swan, Teresa Lhotka)

For your newsgroups file:
rec.arts.sf.tv.babylon5.moderated	Babylon 5 creators meet Babylon 5 fans. (Moderated)

The charter, culled from the vote result announcement:

rec.arts.sf.tv.babylon-5.moderated is to be a moderated newsgroup
dedicated to the following topics:

       * The plots and characters of Babylon 5 episodes.
       * Musings and speculations about where the show is going.
       * Other topics of interest to the fans in the newsgroup.

AND NOT, NOT, NOT Story Ideas.

The difference between speculation and story ideas can be rather
subtle, so please refer to the definition below, or to the
R.A.SF.TV.B5 FAQ, for more information.

The group will be fairly relaxed about what is on topic.  Basically,
anything remotely related to the show, science fiction, or the television
business, is on topic.

What are not on-topic are the following:

1) Story Ideas
2) Flames
3) Trolls
4) Spam

A "Story Idea" is the description of a new character or event in the
show, the exact scripting of a scene, or any detailed discussion of
events which have not already appeared in an aired show, been
described on-line by show production staff, or specifically predicted
by dialogue and events in shows already aired.

(Obviously, parodies are acceptable.)

Speculation is allowed, however.  The difference between speculation
and a story idea is that speculation is directly supported by events
or dialogue in the show or statements made on-line or published in
magazine articles which are directly attributable to the show's
production staff.

For example:
If Morden is afraid of green penguins, and Draal is shown to have
access to them, a speculation would be that Draal will use them
against Morden in the future.  However if Draal only has a purple
moose, saying that he could use it against Morden would be a story
idea.

Flames are defined as posts which:

(1) personally insult or attack one or more of the members of the
    newsgroup; or

(2) make defamatory allegations, without corroborating evidence,
    concerning a person/poster in the newsgroup, in a deliberate and
    repetitive manner (resembling a common sense definition of
    libel/slander, but not specifically limited to the legal
    interpretation of those terms).

Trolls are posts that the moderators believe were posted only to
provoke members of the group into responding heatedly.

Spam is a post that was made, essentially unchanged, to a number of
newsgroups, generally for religious, political, commercial, or
irrational reasons.

What is on-topic but unacceptable is a posting that contains an
unprotected spoiler.  This is either because the article contains no
warning in it's subject line, no space between the header and the
spoiler, or the subject line itself is a spoiler.

Spoilers are information contained in a show that has not been
broadcast in both the U.S. and the U.K.  It has been agreed that after
the last day of broadcast in both countries' first run, spoiler
protection is no longer necessary.

Frequently asked questions (FAQ)
================================

The Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) presently used by the newsgroup
rec.arts.sf.tv.babylon5 will be used by this newsgroup to avoid
duplication of effort.

Amending This Charter
=====================

This charter can be amended at any time by following the procedures
then in effect for newsgroup creation.

From tale@uunet.uu.net Sat Aug 23 21:45:12 1997
Path: news.isc.org!bounce-back
From: tale@uunet.uu.net (David C Lawrence)
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rec.arts.sf.tv.babylon5.moderated is a moderated newsgroup which passed its
vote for creation by 2241:109 as reported in news.announce.newgroups on
26 Mar 1996.

Group submission address:  rastb5@solon.com
Moderator contact address: rastb5-request@solon.com
                (Bill Zimmer, Jay Denebeim, John Pietrzak, John Schilling, 
                 Michael J. King Sr., Patricia A. Swan, Teresa Lhotka)

For your newsgroups file:
rec.arts.sf.tv.babylon5.moderated	Babylon 5 creators meet Babylon 5 fans. (Moderated)

The charter, culled from the vote result announcement:

rec.arts.sf.tv.babylon-5.moderated is to be a moderated newsgroup
dedicated to the following topics:

       * The plots and characters of Babylon 5 episodes.
       * Musings and speculations about where the show is going.
       * Other topics of interest to the fans in the newsgroup.

AND NOT, NOT, NOT Story Ideas.

The difference between speculation and story ideas can be rather
subtle, so please refer to the definition below, or to the
R.A.SF.TV.B5 FAQ, for more information.

The group will be fairly relaxed about what is on topic.  Basically,
anything remotely related to the show, science fiction, or the television
business, is on topic.

What are not on-topic are the following:

1) Story Ideas
2) Flames
3) Trolls
4) Spam

A "Story Idea" is the description of a new character or event in the
show, the exact scripting of a scene, or any detailed discussion of
events which have not already appeared in an aired show, been
described on-line by show production staff, or specifically predicted
by dialogue and events in shows already aired.

(Obviously, parodies are acceptable.)

Speculation is allowed, however.  The difference between speculation
and a story idea is that speculation is directly supported by events
or dialogue in the show or statements made on-line or published in
magazine articles which are directly attributable to the show's
production staff.

For example:
If Morden is afraid of green penguins, and Draal is shown to have
access to them, a speculation would be that Draal will use them
against Morden in the future.  However if Draal only has a purple
moose, saying that he could use it against Morden would be a story
idea.

Flames are defined as posts which:

(1) personally insult or attack one or more of the members of the
    newsgroup; or

(2) make defamatory allegations, without corroborating evidence,
    concerning a person/poster in the newsgroup, in a deliberate and
    repetitive manner (resembling a common sense definition of
    libel/slander, but not specifically limited to the legal
    interpretation of those terms).

Trolls are posts that the moderators believe were posted only to
provoke members of the group into responding heatedly.

Spam is a post that was made, essentially unchanged, to a number of
newsgroups, generally for religious, political, commercial, or
irrational reasons.

What is on-topic but unacceptable is a posting that contains an
unprotected spoiler.  This is either because the article contains no
warning in it's subject line, no space between the header and the
spoiler, or the subject line itself is a spoiler.

Spoilers are information contained in a show that has not been
broadcast in both the U.S. and the U.K.  It has been agreed that after
the last day of broadcast in both countries' first run, spoiler
protection is no longer necessary.

Frequently asked questions (FAQ)
================================

The Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) presently used by the newsgroup
rec.arts.sf.tv.babylon5 will be used by this newsgroup to avoid
duplication of effort.

Amending This Charter
=====================

This charter can be amended at any time by following the procedures
then in effect for newsgroup creation.

From group-admin@isc.org Sat Aug 30 15:45:24 1997
Path: news.isc.org!bounce-back
From: group-admin@isc.org (David C Lawrence)
Newsgroups: rec.arts.sf.tv.babylon5.moderated
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rec.arts.sf.tv.babylon5.moderated is a moderated newsgroup which passed its
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26 Mar 1996.

Group submission address:  rastb5@deepthot.ml.org
Moderator contact address: rastb5-request@deepthot.ml.org
                (Bill Zimmer, Jay Denebeim, John Pietrzak, John Schilling, 
                 Michael J. King Sr., Patricia A. Swan, Teresa Lhotka)

For your newsgroups file:
rec.arts.sf.tv.babylon5.moderated	Babylon 5 creators meet Babylon 5 fans. (Moderated)

The charter, culled from the vote result announcement:

rec.arts.sf.tv.babylon-5.moderated is to be a moderated newsgroup
dedicated to the following topics:

       * The plots and characters of Babylon 5 episodes.
       * Musings and speculations about where the show is going.
       * Other topics of interest to the fans in the newsgroup.

AND NOT, NOT, NOT Story Ideas.

The difference between speculation and story ideas can be rather
subtle, so please refer to the definition below, or to the
R.A.SF.TV.B5 FAQ, for more information.

The group will be fairly relaxed about what is on topic.  Basically,
anything remotely related to the show, science fiction, or the television
business, is on topic.

What are not on-topic are the following:

1) Story Ideas
2) Flames
3) Trolls
4) Spam

A "Story Idea" is the description of a new character or event in the
show, the exact scripting of a scene, or any detailed discussion of
events which have not already appeared in an aired show, been
described on-line by show production staff, or specifically predicted
by dialogue and events in shows already aired.

(Obviously, parodies are acceptable.)

Speculation is allowed, however.  The difference between speculation
and a story idea is that speculation is directly supported by events
or dialogue in the show or statements made on-line or published in
magazine articles which are directly attributable to the show's
production staff.

For example:
If Morden is afraid of green penguins, and Draal is shown to have
access to them, a speculation would be that Draal will use them
against Morden in the future.  However if Draal only has a purple
moose, saying that he could use it against Morden would be a story
idea.

Flames are defined as posts which:

(1) personally insult or attack one or more of the members of the
    newsgroup; or

(2) make defamatory allegations, without corroborating evidence,
    concerning a person/poster in the newsgroup, in a deliberate and
    repetitive manner (resembling a common sense definition of
    libel/slander, but not specifically limited to the legal
    interpretation of those terms).

Trolls are posts that the moderators believe were posted only to
provoke members of the group into responding heatedly.

Spam is a post that was made, essentially unchanged, to a number of
newsgroups, generally for religious, political, commercial, or
irrational reasons.

What is on-topic but unacceptable is a posting that contains an
unprotected spoiler.  This is either because the article contains no
warning in it's subject line, no space between the header and the
spoiler, or the subject line itself is a spoiler.

Spoilers are information contained in a show that has not been
broadcast in both the U.S. and the U.K.  It has been agreed that after
the last day of broadcast in both countries' first run, spoiler
protection is no longer necessary.

Frequently asked questions (FAQ)
================================

The Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) presently used by the newsgroup
rec.arts.sf.tv.babylon5 will be used by this newsgroup to avoid
duplication of effort.

Amending This Charter
=====================

This charter can be amended at any time by following the procedures
then in effect for newsgroup creation.

