From tale@uunet.uu.net Mon Sep 30 10:35:04 1996
Path: uunet!bounce-back
From: tale@uunet.uu.net (David C Lawrence)
Newsgroups: soc.singles.moderated
Subject: cmsg newgroup soc.singles.moderated moderated
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soc.singles.moderated is a moderated newsgroup which passed its vote for
creation by 158:25 as reported in news.announce.newgroups on 24 Sep 1996.

Group submission address:  soc-singles-mod@phantom.com
Moderator contact address: soc-singles-mod-request@phantom.com
                                                        (E. Evans, D. Parsons)

For your newsgroups file:
soc.singles.moderated	Conversations among people who are or were single. (Moderated)

The charter, culled from the vote result announcement:

Soc.singles.moderated is for discussing issues of interest to people
who are now or have ever been single.  This charter is meant to
encompass a very wide variety of topics, varying according to the
desires of the group membership.

The following are prohibited because they do not contribute to
discussion:
    Personal advertisements.
    Penpal requests.
    Commercial advertisements and money-making schemes.
    Chain letters.
    Requests for aid in writing or editing any paper or publication,
        whether commercial or academic or other.
    Surveys.
    Newsletters, digests, and electronic magazines.
    Tests.
    Binaries.
    Crossposts, except to soc.singles and/or news.*.

The following posts are prohibited unless they are immediately
relevant to a current discussion, and are posted to follow up that
discussion:
    Announcements of free or non-profit services and resources,
       including web sites.
    Announcements of public events.

Notoriously politically sensitive issues which already have dedicated
newsgroups (e.g. abortion, gun control, Turkey) are lightly
discouraged on the grounds that full-scale debates on these subjects
are best left to their own newsgroups.

Moderation Policy:

This group is moderated by fully automated software, which does the
following:

* Filter out crossposts, except those to soc.singles and/or news.*
  groups.

* Keep a list of email addresses of posters to the group.

* When a poster on the list submits an article, post it immediately.

* When a poster not on the list submits an article:
   - Email the poster a welcome message that summarizes this charter
     and gives a certain keyword.

   - If the article's subject contains the keyword, post the article
     immediately and add the poster to the list.

   - If the article's subject does not contain the keyword, filter the
     article out and return it, with a message explaining a simple
     way to add the keyword and repost the article.

* Strip all occurrences of the keyword from posted article subjects.

The list of email addresses is to be used only for approving posts to
soc.singles.moderated.  It may not be sold, given away, or used as a
mailing list.  It starts empty, and is added to only as above.  Each
new poster shall be advised that their address has been listed and
given the option of unlisting it.  List entries may be aged out after
a term determined by the space available on the moderating host, to
be not less than one year.

The keyword and its use must always be clearly explained in the
group's FAQ and welcome message.  The FAQ is made available as a
frequently posted article, and also via an autoreplier at the
moderating host.  The welcome message is also available by
autoreplier.

The keyword is changed twice a year, in June and December.  For 15
days after a new keyword goes into effect, both the old and the new
keyword are valid.  New keywords are agreed on by informal consensus
on the group.  They need not be in any particular lexicon, but must
be <10 letters long, not use case meaningfully, and be reasonably
easy to spell and remember.

Changes to this charter may be made only by group vote.  When a
change is proposed, a vote taker must be found and a voting period of
at least three weeks established by informal consensus.  The CFV must
contain a clear, complete description of the issue to be decided and
of what constitutes a valid ballot.  It must be as easy to vote YES
as to vote NO.  After a vote is over, a complete list of voter
addresses and votes must be posted to the group by the vote taker,
and a period of at least two weeks allowed for challenges and
confirmations of votes.  A change passes if at least 50 YES votes are
received and at least 3/4 of the total votes are YES.

From tale@uunet.uu.net Mon Oct  7 10:35:05 1996
Path: uunet!bounce-back
From: tale@uunet.uu.net (David C Lawrence)
Newsgroups: soc.singles.moderated
Subject: cmsg newgroup soc.singles.moderated moderated
Control: newgroup soc.singles.moderated moderated
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soc.singles.moderated is a moderated newsgroup which passed its vote for
creation by 158:25 as reported in news.announce.newgroups on 24 Sep 1996.

Group submission address:  soc-singles-mod@phantom.com
Moderator contact address: soc-singles-mod-request@phantom.com
                                                        (E. Evans, D. Parsons)

For your newsgroups file:
soc.singles.moderated	Conversations among people who are or were single. (Moderated)

The charter, culled from the vote result announcement:

Soc.singles.moderated is for discussing issues of interest to people
who are now or have ever been single.  This charter is meant to
encompass a very wide variety of topics, varying according to the
desires of the group membership.

The following are prohibited because they do not contribute to
discussion:
    Personal advertisements.
    Penpal requests.
    Commercial advertisements and money-making schemes.
    Chain letters.
    Requests for aid in writing or editing any paper or publication,
        whether commercial or academic or other.
    Surveys.
    Newsletters, digests, and electronic magazines.
    Tests.
    Binaries.
    Crossposts, except to soc.singles and/or news.*.

The following posts are prohibited unless they are immediately
relevant to a current discussion, and are posted to follow up that
discussion:
    Announcements of free or non-profit services and resources,
       including web sites.
    Announcements of public events.

Notoriously politically sensitive issues which already have dedicated
newsgroups (e.g. abortion, gun control, Turkey) are lightly
discouraged on the grounds that full-scale debates on these subjects
are best left to their own newsgroups.

Moderation Policy:

This group is moderated by fully automated software, which does the
following:

* Filter out crossposts, except those to soc.singles and/or news.*
  groups.

* Keep a list of email addresses of posters to the group.

* When a poster on the list submits an article, post it immediately.

* When a poster not on the list submits an article:
   - Email the poster a welcome message that summarizes this charter
     and gives a certain keyword.

   - If the article's subject contains the keyword, post the article
     immediately and add the poster to the list.

   - If the article's subject does not contain the keyword, filter the
     article out and return it, with a message explaining a simple
     way to add the keyword and repost the article.

* Strip all occurrences of the keyword from posted article subjects.

The list of email addresses is to be used only for approving posts to
soc.singles.moderated.  It may not be sold, given away, or used as a
mailing list.  It starts empty, and is added to only as above.  Each
new poster shall be advised that their address has been listed and
given the option of unlisting it.  List entries may be aged out after
a term determined by the space available on the moderating host, to
be not less than one year.

The keyword and its use must always be clearly explained in the
group's FAQ and welcome message.  The FAQ is made available as a
frequently posted article, and also via an autoreplier at the
moderating host.  The welcome message is also available by
autoreplier.

The keyword is changed twice a year, in June and December.  For 15
days after a new keyword goes into effect, both the old and the new
keyword are valid.  New keywords are agreed on by informal consensus
on the group.  They need not be in any particular lexicon, but must
be <10 letters long, not use case meaningfully, and be reasonably
easy to spell and remember.

Changes to this charter may be made only by group vote.  When a
change is proposed, a vote taker must be found and a voting period of
at least three weeks established by informal consensus.  The CFV must
contain a clear, complete description of the issue to be decided and
of what constitutes a valid ballot.  It must be as easy to vote YES
as to vote NO.  After a vote is over, a complete list of voter
addresses and votes must be posted to the group by the vote taker,
and a period of at least two weeks allowed for challenges and
confirmations of votes.  A change passes if at least 50 YES votes are
received and at least 3/4 of the total votes are YES.

From tale@uunet.uu.net Wed Oct 30 10:35:11 1996
Path: uunet!bounce-back
From: tale@uunet.uu.net (David C Lawrence)
Newsgroups: soc.singles.moderated
Subject: cmsg newgroup soc.singles.moderated moderated
Control: newgroup soc.singles.moderated moderated
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soc.singles.moderated is a moderated newsgroup which passed its vote for
creation by 158:25 as reported in news.announce.newgroups on 24 Sep 1996.

Group submission address:  soc-singles-mod@evolution.com
Moderator contact address: soc-singles-mod-request@evolution.com
                                                        (E. Evans, D. Parsons)

For your newsgroups file:
soc.singles.moderated	Conversations among people who are or were single. (Moderated)

The charter, culled from the vote result announcement:

Soc.singles.moderated is for discussing issues of interest to people
who are now or have ever been single.  This charter is meant to
encompass a very wide variety of topics, varying according to the
desires of the group membership.

The following are prohibited because they do not contribute to
discussion:
    Personal advertisements.
    Penpal requests.
    Commercial advertisements and money-making schemes.
    Chain letters.
    Requests for aid in writing or editing any paper or publication,
        whether commercial or academic or other.
    Surveys.
    Newsletters, digests, and electronic magazines.
    Tests.
    Binaries.
    Crossposts, except to soc.singles and/or news.*.

The following posts are prohibited unless they are immediately
relevant to a current discussion, and are posted to follow up that
discussion:
    Announcements of free or non-profit services and resources,
       including web sites.
    Announcements of public events.

Notoriously politically sensitive issues which already have dedicated
newsgroups (e.g. abortion, gun control, Turkey) are lightly
discouraged on the grounds that full-scale debates on these subjects
are best left to their own newsgroups.

Moderation Policy:

This group is moderated by fully automated software, which does the
following:

* Filter out crossposts, except those to soc.singles and/or news.*
  groups.

* Keep a list of email addresses of posters to the group.

* When a poster on the list submits an article, post it immediately.

* When a poster not on the list submits an article:
   - Email the poster a welcome message that summarizes this charter
     and gives a certain keyword.

   - If the article's subject contains the keyword, post the article
     immediately and add the poster to the list.

   - If the article's subject does not contain the keyword, filter the
     article out and return it, with a message explaining a simple
     way to add the keyword and repost the article.

* Strip all occurrences of the keyword from posted article subjects.

The list of email addresses is to be used only for approving posts to
soc.singles.moderated.  It may not be sold, given away, or used as a
mailing list.  It starts empty, and is added to only as above.  Each
new poster shall be advised that their address has been listed and
given the option of unlisting it.  List entries may be aged out after
a term determined by the space available on the moderating host, to
be not less than one year.

The keyword and its use must always be clearly explained in the
group's FAQ and welcome message.  The FAQ is made available as a
frequently posted article, and also via an autoreplier at the
moderating host.  The welcome message is also available by
autoreplier.

The keyword is changed twice a year, in June and December.  For 15
days after a new keyword goes into effect, both the old and the new
keyword are valid.  New keywords are agreed on by informal consensus
on the group.  They need not be in any particular lexicon, but must
be <10 letters long, not use case meaningfully, and be reasonably
easy to spell and remember.

Changes to this charter may be made only by group vote.  When a
change is proposed, a vote taker must be found and a voting period of
at least three weeks established by informal consensus.  The CFV must
contain a clear, complete description of the issue to be decided and
of what constitutes a valid ballot.  It must be as easy to vote YES
as to vote NO.  After a vote is over, a complete list of voter
addresses and votes must be posted to the group by the vote taker,
and a period of at least two weeks allowed for challenges and
confirmations of votes.  A change passes if at least 50 YES votes are
received and at least 3/4 of the total votes are YES.

