Re: rec.crafts.scrapbooks

I am thinking of posting the following message to news.groups, is there any one who would object of our current members.

As a current and active member of rec.crafts.scrapbooks I can state that our members are not interested in being a recognized group. Any one wishing to read and post to the group has found ways to get there. I am unable to receive the group through my main provider, but have been able to read and post to the group through researching for free providers and Google. I also have found a permanent way to access the group. As the individual posting a REQUEST FOR DISCUSSION is not a member of our group, he can not and does not speak for our news group. We would like the RFD to be withdrawn and for a CFV to not go forward. If his wife would like access to the group through a newsreader, all she would have to do is post to rec.crafts.scrapbooks and some one could lead her to a way to access without our group being recognized after years of being ignored.

Tazmadazz

REQUEST FOR DISCUSSION (RFD) > unmoderated group rec.crafts.scrapbooks > > This is a formal Request For Discussion (RFD) for the creation of a > world-wide unmoderated Usenet newsgroup rec.crafts.scrapbooks. This is > not a Call for Votes (CFV); you cannot vote at this time. Procedural > details are below. > > Newsgroup line: > rec.crafts.scrapbooks The art of scrapbooking and its techniques. > > RATIONALE: rec.crafts.scrapbooks > > This group already exists on some servers. It has proven popular and > well-used even though it's not carried on many servers, and there seems to > be no reason not to turn it into an official Usenet newsgroup. Customers > at Usenet providers that only carry the official group list have indicated > an interest in reading this group. > > Current users of rec.crafts.scrapbooks, please note that this group is not > carried on some Usenet news servers because it didn't pass its original > vote. Some servers chose to create it anyway, but this message begins the > formal process of getting it voted on again. Details are in the procedure > section below, but basically in a bit less than a month after this > message, there will be a vote, and if the vote passes, the group will be > made "official" and more sites will carry it, making it easier to find and > participate in. > > This may look like a dumb formality to people who already have access to > the group, but not everyone can get to it right now because back when it > was first proposed, fewer than 100 people were interested. It seems > rather clear that far more than 100 people are interested now, and there's > no reason to go back and redo the earlier "missed" step. > > newsfeed.stanford.edu has seen the following traffic in this group over > the past week: > > 2003-11-04 87 articles > 2003-11-03 89 articles > 2003-11-02 125 articles > 2003-11-01 70 articles > 2003-10-31 115 articles > 2003-10-30 130 articles > 2003-10-29 142 articles > > This does not count messages crossposted to other extant Big Eight > newsgroups. This is clearly enough traffic to warrant a Big Eight > newsgroup. > > CHARTER: rec.crafts.scrapbooks > > The purpose of the newsgroup is to facilitate open discussion of the craft > of scrapbooking. It will provide a global forum to discuss topics > concerning scrapbooking, its techniques, vendors, supply sources, and to > arrange swaps. > > The group will be unmoderated. > > Postings from vendors advertising products and sales related to > scrapbooking supplies are welcome, provided they announce the word > "vendor" in the subject of their posting. > > END CHARTER. > > PROCEDURE: > > This is a request for discussion, not a call for votes. In this phase > of the process, any potential problems with the proposed newsgroups > should be raised and resolved. The discussion period will continue > for a minimum of 21 days (starting from when the first RFD for this > proposal is posted to news.announce.newgroups), after which a Call For > Votes (CFV) may be posted by a neutral vote taker if the discussion > warrants it. Please do not attempt to vote until this happens. > > All discussion of this proposal should be posted to news.groups. > > This RFD attempts to comply fully with the Usenet newsgroup creation > guidelines outlined in "How to Create a New Usenet Newsgroup" and "How > to Format and Submit a New Group Proposal". Please refer to these > documents (available in news.announce.newgroups) if you have any > questions about the process. > > DISTRIBUTION: > > This RFD has been posted directly to the following newsgroups: > > news.announce.newgroups > news.groups > rec.crafts.misc > rec.crafts.rubberstamps > uk.rec.crafts > > A pointer will be posted to: > > rec.crafts.scrapbooks > > If there are other groups that you feel would be interested in this > proposal, feel free to either repost this proposal in those groups or post > a pointer in those groups referring people to this article. > > Proponent: Bob Officer snipped-for-privacy@earthlink.net > > -- > Aktohdi
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Never mind, as it looks like he is withdrawing his RFD.

Teresa in MD

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