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Subject: List of Moderators (Last changed: 29 October 1985)
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[Most recent change: 29 October 1985 by spaf]

A number of moderated groups exist on the net.  These are groups which
have one or more individuals (acting as editors and/or moderators) who
must approve articles before they are published to the net.  In
general, these groups fall into one of five categories:

1) Groups with postings of an informative nature not suited to
   discussion and always originating from the same (very small) group
   of posters.  Groups within this category include mod.newslists,
   net.announce.newusers, and mod.map.

2) Groups derived from "net" groups with such a high volume that
   it is hard for the average reader to keep up.  The moderated
   versions of these groups are an attempt to provide a lower volume
   and higher quality version of the same forum.  Examples of
   this category include net.announce and mod.unix.

3) Groups derived from "net" groups which have often been abused.
   That is, the "net" groups often received postings of items which
   were not germane to the stated topic of the group (or sometimes even
   within the realm of politeness for the net).  This also includes
   groups suffering from an annoying number of duplicate postings and
   innappropriate followups.  Moderated groups in this category include
   mod.sources and mod.motss.

4) Groups designed to serve also as direct feedback to an off-the-net
   group.  The discussions in mod.std.mumps and mod.std.c fall into this
   category.

5) Groups which are gatewayed into the Usenet from an Arpa Internet
   mailing list.  These groups are moderated by someone on the Internet
   side but are shared with the Usenet population.  Submissions mailed
   to the proper addresses, given below, will appear in both the "mod"
   group on Usenet, and the Internet list.

To post to a "mod" group, write your article and mail it to the listed
address.  The moderator will then do the actual posting of the
article.  The news software on the Usenet will not allow direct posting
to moderated newsgroups, nor will it forward unauthorized articles to
other sites.  The only way to post to a moderated group is to mail it
to the moderator.

Depending on the newsgroup involved, if the moderator feels that your
article is inappropriate for the group, s/he will return the article to
you with a suggestion for other newsgroups in which to post it, and/or
an explanation of why it is not appropriate for the moderated group.
You may still post such articles to the "net" groups as you currently
do, is such groups exist.

If you have questions or complaints about the way a moderated group is
run, contact the moderator by mail.  Alternatively, you can send mail
to the mailing list "moderators@cbosgd.UUCP" and it will be rebroadcast
to all of the current Usenet-only newsgroup moderators.

Below is a list of the current moderated groups and the moderators of
those groups. Included in that list are the addresses to use if you
have questions of comments about the groups. After that is given a list
of addresses for submissions of articles to those groups. If your site
is running 2.10.2 or later news, these addresses can be used to build
the "moderators" file so that "postnews" can automatically mail an
article to the correct moderator.  If you are NOT running 2.10.2 news,
you are *STRONGLY* advised to upgrade to it so as to take advantage of
this feature, as well as the numerous bug fixes and other
enhancements.

The addresses are given in Internet/domain form.  If a site has an
Internet address, that is given in the list, otherwise a UUCP address
is given.  Sites reachable via other direct addresses are given in the
correspondence list just below.  If you are a UUCP-only site, you can
mail to an ARPA (EDU, GOV, etc.)-only site by mailing through the
gateways (seismo and ucbvax) using a uucp-style path.  Thus, to submit
an article to the mod.protocols.appletalk group, for example, mail it
to:
	...!{seismo,ucbvax}!c.cs.cmu.edu!info-applebus

For those of you not currently using the UUCP map data, the following
can be used to derive uucp mail paths:
	...!{akgua,ihnp4}!abnji
	...!{decvax,linus,wjh12}!bbncca
	...!{akgua,gatech,ihnp4,ulysses}!cbosgd
	...!{seismo,topaz}!columbia!cucca!cu20b
	...!{akgua,decvax,philabs}!mcnc!ecsvax
	...!{akgua,cbosgd,decvax,hplabs,ihnp4,seismo}!gatech
	...!{akgua,ihnp4,ulysses}!hou2e
	...!decvax!genrad!panda
	...!seismo!harvard!wjh12!panda
	...!{cbosgd,ihnp4,seismo}!plus5
	...!{gatech,harvard,ihnp4,seismo}!ut-sally!rice
	...!{cbosgd,decvax,gatech,ihnp4,ulysses}!seismo
	...!{cbosgd,decvax,gatech,ihnp4,ulysses}!seismo!umcp-cs
	...!{gatech,harvard,ihnp4,seismo}!ut-sally
	...!ucbvax!ucbopal
	...!{allegra,decvax,harvard}!yale

Address correspondences:
	bbncca.arpa		==	bbncca.uucp
	cu20b.columbia.edu	==	cu20b.uucp
	gatech.uucp		==	gatech.csnet
	mimsy.umd.edu		==	umcp-cs.uucp
	red.rutgers.edu		==	rutgers.uucp
	rice.arpa		==	rice.uucp
	sally.utexas.edu	==	ut-sally.uucp
	seismo.css.gov		==	seismo.uucp
	ucbopal.berkeley.edu	==	ucbopal.uucp
	yale.arpa		==	yale.uucp
	yale.arpa		==	yalecs.bitnet


Gene Spafford 
1 November 1985
------------------------------------------------------------------
Group			
	Moderator or Coordinator	Requests, Comments, etc.
------------------------------------------------------------------
mod.ai
	Kenneth Laws		ailist-request@sri-ai.arpa
mod.computers
	(none currently)
mod.computers.apollo
	Nathaniel Mishkin	apollo-request@yale.arpa
mod.computers.ibm-pc
	(various)		info-ibmpc-request@usc-isib.arpa
mod.computers.laser-printers
	Richard Furuta		laser-lovers-request@washington
mod.computers.macintosh
	John M. Agosta		info-mac-request@sumex-aim.arpa
mod.computers.pyramid
	Mark Weiser		info-pyramid-request@mimsy.umd.edu
mod.computers.ridge
	Bill Bogstad 		info-ridge-request@hopkins-eecs-bravo.ARPA
mod.computers.sequent
	John Quarterman		info-sequent-request@sally.utexas.edu
mod.computers.sun
	Mike Caplinger		sun-spots-request@rice.arpa
mod.computers.vax
	Ramon Curiel		info-vax-request@sri-kl.arpa
mod.computers.workstations
	Dave Steiner		works-request@red.rutgers.edu
mod.graphics
	Andy Cromarty		info-graphics-request@aids-unix.arpa
mod.human-nets
	Charles McGrew		human-nets-request@red.rutgers.edu
mod.legal
	Geoffrey Goodfellow	info-law-request@sri-csl.arpa
mod.map
	Mark Horton		mark@cbosgd.uucp
mod.motss
	Steve Dyer		motss@bbncca.arpa
mod.movies
	Byron Howes		movies@ecsvax.uucp
mod.music
	Greg Skinner		gregbo@hou2e.uucp
mod.newprod
	Ron Heiby		newprod-request@cbosgd.uucp
mod.newslists
	Gene Spafford		spaf@gatech.uucp
	Rick Adams		rick@seismo.css.gov
mod.politics
	James Armstrong, Jr.	nyssa@abnji.uucp
mod.politics
	JoSH Hall		poli-sci-request@red.rutgers.edu
mod.politics.arms-d
	Harold G. Ancell	arms-d-request@mit-mc.arpa
mod.protocols
	Mel Pleasant		protocols-request@red.rutgers.edu
mod.protocols.appletalk
	Ralph Hyre, Jr.		info-applebus-request@c.cs.cmu.edu
mod.protocols.kermit
	Frank da Cruz		info-kermit-request@cu20b.columbia.edu
mod.protocols.tcp-ip
	Vivian Neou		tcp-ip-request@sri-nic.arpa
mod.rec
	(none currently)
mod.rec.guns
	Jordan K. Hubbard	jkh@ucbopal.berkeley.edu
mod.risks
	Peter Neumann		risks-request@sri-csl.arpa
mod.sources
	John Nelson		jpn@panda.uucp
mod.std
	Mark Horton		mark@cbosgd.uucp
mod.std.c
	Orlando Sotomayor-Diaz	std-c@cbosgd.uucp
mod.std.mumps
	Hokey			std-mumps-request@plus5.uucp
mod.std.unix
	John Quarterman		std-unix-request@sally.utexas.edu
mod.telecom
	Jon Solomon		telecom-request@mit-xx.arpa
mod.test
	(none currently)
mod.unix
	Ron Heiby		unix-request@cbosgd.uucp
mod.vlsi
	Tom Linnerooth		info-vlsi-request@sandia-cad.arpa
net.announce
	Mark Horton		mark@cbosgd.uucp
net.announce.arpa-internet
	Glenn S. Burke		arpanet-bboards-request@mit-mc.arpa
net.announce.newusers
	Gene Spafford		spaf@gatech.uucp

------------------------------------------------------------------
Group				Submissions
------------------------------------------------------------------
mod.ai				ailist@sri-ai.arpa
mod.computers.apollo		apollo@yale.arpa
mod.computers.ibm-pc		info-ibmpc@usc-isib.arpa
mod.computers.laser-printers	laser-lovers@washington.arpa
mod.computers.macintosh		info-mac@sumex-aim.arpa
mod.computers.pyramid		info-pyramid@maryland.arpa
mod.computers.ridge		info-ridge@hopkins-eecs-bravo.arpa
mod.computers.sequent		info-sequent@sally.utexas.edu
mod.computers.sun		sun-spots@rice.arpa
mod.computers.vax		info-vax@sri-kl.arpa
mod.computers.workstations	works@red.rutgers.edu
mod.graphics			info-graphics@aids-unix.arpa
mod.human-nets			human-nets@red.rutgers.edu
mod.legal			info-law@sri-csl.arpa
mod.map				uucpmap@cbosgd.uucp
mod.motss			motss@bbncca.arpa
mod.newprod			newprod@cbosgd.uucp
mod.newslists			usenet@gatech.uucp,rick@seismo.css.gov
mod.politics			poli-sci@red.rutgers.edu
mod.politics			politics@abnji.uucp
mod.politics.arms-d		arms-d@mit-mc.arpa
mod.protocols			protocols@red.rutgers.edu
mod.protocols.appletalk		info-applebus@c.cs.cmu.edu
mod.protocols.kermit		info-kermit@cu20b.columbia.edu
mod.protocols.tcp-ip		tcp-ip@sri-nic.arpa
mod.rec.guns			jkh@ucbopal.berkeley.edu
mod.risks			risks@sri-csl.arpa
mod.sources			sources@panda.uucp
mod.std				mark@cbosgd.uucp
mod.std.c			std-c@cbosgd.uucp
mod.std.mumps			std-mumps@plus5.uucp
mod.std.unix			std-unix@sally.utexas.edu
mod.telecom			telecom@mit-xx.arpa
mod.unix			unix@cbosgd.uucp
mod.vlsi			info-vlsi@sandia-cad.arpa
net.announce			announce@cbosgd.uucp
net.announce.arpa-internet	arpanet-bboards@mit-mc.arpa
net.announce.newusers		usenet@gatech.uucp