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sci.physics.strings is a moderated newsgroup which passed its vote for
creation by 132:19 as reported in news.announce.newgroups on 19 Mar 2004.

For your newsgroups file:
sci.physics.strings	String theory and related fields. (Moderated)

The charter, culled from the vote result announcement:

sci.physics.strings is a moderated newsgroup for discussion of string
theory (a theory of quantum gravity and unification of forces) and
related fields of high-energy physics.

Posting guidelines:

1) Posts must be related to the discussion of string theory, which
includes all the modern aspects of the theory (such as branes,
dualities, "M-theory"), as well as related fields, but excludes
non-stringy proposals for theories of grand unification, quantum
gravity and high-energy physics, unless a direct relevance for string
theory can be made explicit. Original and interesting criticism of
string theory is welcome.

2) The decisions of the moderators whether a posting is interesting
enough and appropriate for the newsgroup will reflect the views
generally held by typical members of the theoretical high-energy
physics community. But of course possibly unconventional and even
controversial stringy topics, as far as they are interesting for
physicists, are welcome.

Moderators will however not be responsible for the technical
correctness of accepted posts, though they may reject posts or send
the posting back suggesting revision when they note errors.

3) Posts may be rejected if they contain personal attacks, incitement
to retribution (i.e. flames and obvious trolling), or general
hostility.

Clearly inappropriate postings include:
     (1) Personal attacks;
     (2) Discussion that isn't about or related to string theory
     (3) Multiple messages that all say the same or very similar things; and
     (4) Overly speculative postings and postings that are "not even wrong."

4) An article that is rejected will be tried to be returned (if that
is reasonable and feasible) to the author , perhaps with the
suggestion of a more appropriate newsgroup, or a suggestion of how to
revise it to make it acceptable.

5) Posts may include links to websites or personal pages that contain
relevant and on-topic information about string theory. Posts that
are, in the opinion of the moderator, primarily intended to solicit
business, sell a product, or further some commercial purpose, will be
rejected.

6) Posting of binary files is prohibited. Short segments of source
code or quotes from papers may be posted; however, large projects and
complete papers should be archived elsewhere, and a link to the
download site included in the post.

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sci.physics.strings is a moderated newsgroup which passed its vote for
creation by 132:19 as reported in news.announce.newgroups on 19 Mar 2004.

For your newsgroups file:
sci.physics.strings	String theory and related fields. (Moderated)

The charter, culled from the vote result announcement:

sci.physics.strings is a moderated newsgroup for discussion of string
theory (a theory of quantum gravity and unification of forces) and
related fields of high-energy physics.

Posting guidelines:

1) Posts must be related to the discussion of string theory, which
includes all the modern aspects of the theory (such as branes,
dualities, "M-theory"), as well as related fields, but excludes
non-stringy proposals for theories of grand unification, quantum
gravity and high-energy physics, unless a direct relevance for string
theory can be made explicit. Original and interesting criticism of
string theory is welcome.

2) The decisions of the moderators whether a posting is interesting
enough and appropriate for the newsgroup will reflect the views
generally held by typical members of the theoretical high-energy
physics community. But of course possibly unconventional and even
controversial stringy topics, as far as they are interesting for
physicists, are welcome.

Moderators will however not be responsible for the technical
correctness of accepted posts, though they may reject posts or send
the posting back suggesting revision when they note errors.

3) Posts may be rejected if they contain personal attacks, incitement
to retribution (i.e. flames and obvious trolling), or general
hostility.

Clearly inappropriate postings include:
     (1) Personal attacks;
     (2) Discussion that isn't about or related to string theory
     (3) Multiple messages that all say the same or very similar things; and
     (4) Overly speculative postings and postings that are "not even wrong."

4) An article that is rejected will be tried to be returned (if that
is reasonable and feasible) to the author , perhaps with the
suggestion of a more appropriate newsgroup, or a suggestion of how to
revise it to make it acceptable.

5) Posts may include links to websites or personal pages that contain
relevant and on-topic information about string theory. Posts that
are, in the opinion of the moderator, primarily intended to solicit
business, sell a product, or further some commercial purpose, will be
rejected.

6) Posting of binary files is prohibited. Short segments of source
code or quotes from papers may be posted; however, large projects and
complete papers should be archived elsewhere, and a link to the
download site included in the post.

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sci.physics.strings is a moderated newsgroup which passed its vote for
creation by 132:19 as reported in news.announce.newgroups on 19 Mar 2004.

For your newsgroups file:
sci.physics.strings	String theory and related fields. (Moderated)

The charter, culled from the vote result announcement:

sci.physics.strings is a moderated newsgroup for discussion of string
theory (a theory of quantum gravity and unification of forces) and
related fields of high-energy physics.

Posting guidelines:

1) Posts must be related to the discussion of string theory, which
includes all the modern aspects of the theory (such as branes,
dualities, "M-theory"), as well as related fields, but excludes
non-stringy proposals for theories of grand unification, quantum
gravity and high-energy physics, unless a direct relevance for string
theory can be made explicit. Original and interesting criticism of
string theory is welcome.

2) The decisions of the moderators whether a posting is interesting
enough and appropriate for the newsgroup will reflect the views
generally held by typical members of the theoretical high-energy
physics community. But of course possibly unconventional and even
controversial stringy topics, as far as they are interesting for
physicists, are welcome.

Moderators will however not be responsible for the technical
correctness of accepted posts, though they may reject posts or send
the posting back suggesting revision when they note errors.

3) Posts may be rejected if they contain personal attacks, incitement
to retribution (i.e. flames and obvious trolling), or general
hostility.

Clearly inappropriate postings include:
     (1) Personal attacks;
     (2) Discussion that isn't about or related to string theory
     (3) Multiple messages that all say the same or very similar things; and
     (4) Overly speculative postings and postings that are "not even wrong."

4) An article that is rejected will be tried to be returned (if that
is reasonable and feasible) to the author , perhaps with the
suggestion of a more appropriate newsgroup, or a suggestion of how to
revise it to make it acceptable.

5) Posts may include links to websites or personal pages that contain
relevant and on-topic information about string theory. Posts that
are, in the opinion of the moderator, primarily intended to solicit
business, sell a product, or further some commercial purpose, will be
rejected.

6) Posting of binary files is prohibited. Short segments of source
code or quotes from papers may be posted; however, large projects and
complete papers should be archived elsewhere, and a link to the
download site included in the post.

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sci.physics.strings is a moderated newsgroup which passed its vote for
creation by 132:19 as reported in news.announce.newgroups on 19 Mar 2004.

For your newsgroups file:
sci.physics.strings	String theory and related fields. (Moderated)

The charter, culled from the vote result announcement:

sci.physics.strings is a moderated newsgroup for discussion of string
theory (a theory of quantum gravity and unification of forces) and
related fields of high-energy physics.

Posting guidelines:

1) Posts must be related to the discussion of string theory, which
includes all the modern aspects of the theory (such as branes,
dualities, "M-theory"), as well as related fields, but excludes
non-stringy proposals for theories of grand unification, quantum
gravity and high-energy physics, unless a direct relevance for string
theory can be made explicit. Original and interesting criticism of
string theory is welcome.

2) The decisions of the moderators whether a posting is interesting
enough and appropriate for the newsgroup will reflect the views
generally held by typical members of the theoretical high-energy
physics community. But of course possibly unconventional and even
controversial stringy topics, as far as they are interesting for
physicists, are welcome.

Moderators will however not be responsible for the technical
correctness of accepted posts, though they may reject posts or send
the posting back suggesting revision when they note errors.

3) Posts may be rejected if they contain personal attacks, incitement
to retribution (i.e. flames and obvious trolling), or general
hostility.

Clearly inappropriate postings include:
     (1) Personal attacks;
     (2) Discussion that isn't about or related to string theory
     (3) Multiple messages that all say the same or very similar things; and
     (4) Overly speculative postings and postings that are "not even wrong."

4) An article that is rejected will be tried to be returned (if that
is reasonable and feasible) to the author , perhaps with the
suggestion of a more appropriate newsgroup, or a suggestion of how to
revise it to make it acceptable.

5) Posts may include links to websites or personal pages that contain
relevant and on-topic information about string theory. Posts that
are, in the opinion of the moderator, primarily intended to solicit
business, sell a product, or further some commercial purpose, will be
rejected.

6) Posting of binary files is prohibited. Short segments of source
code or quotes from papers may be posted; however, large projects and
complete papers should be archived elsewhere, and a link to the
download site included in the post.

