BBS: Inland Empire Archive Date: 07-30-92 (00:15) Number: 127 From: FABIAN GORDON Refer#: NONE To: ALL Recvd: NO Subj: Quik_Bas Rules again... Conf: (2) Quik_Bas
To All participants (active or otherwise) of QUIK_BAS: This is the Group Mail Conference known as QUIK_BAS. The purpose of this conference is to discuss MicroSoft QuickBASIC and related applications and utilities. SysOps looking for a Group Mail or EchoMail link into QUIK_BAS should contact the Alliance node known as 7:520/323@AlterNet, the FidoNet node known as 1:107/323@FidoNet, the PhoenixNet Node known as 9:110/323@PhnxNet, or simply 1-201-247-8252 (BBS/Data) for information on local feeds. This conference is the property of the coordinator/moderator and maintains a primary residence as a non-real time conference in the domain of the @AMTnet and is ported with permission to what is commonly known as the FidoNet backbone and to the Alliance backbone for the purpose of sharing the "wealth" with others. This conference may at any time be "pulled" off these backbones at the Moderator's will. In such a situation, a maximum of 30 days notice will be given and alternate linkages will be offered by the moderator. Additional porting of this conference into other known networks (Good Egg Net, LCR Net, RBBS-Net, OPCN Net, FreeNet, Ghoti Net, etc.) is permitted at this time PROVIDED that the members of these other networks abide by the rules of this conference, as listed below. Also, the porting of this conference into other technologies such as Echo Mail, G-Net Mail, UseNet Mail, is also permitted at this time provided that the ported technologies do not impair the continuing use of this conference's original form. For instructions on proper gating of this conference from one technology to another and/or from the Realm of the domain @AMTNet into another network, the coordinator of this conference requires that any participants in this process known as gating (be it to other technologies or to other realms) advise the coordinator as to the activities and the procedure involved. The sole purpose for this request is to maintain smooth and consistent links to all the participants of the conference. Conference rules on behavior and participation: 1. Stay on topic. The topic of this conference is QuickBASIC, its use, and enhancements and/or options available for QuickBASIC. Code sharing is strongly encouraged. 2. Avoid at all costs the "Software X is better than Software Y" syndrome. 3. Conversations on "other" languages do not belong in this conference. 4. Conversation IN other languages are not encouraged if they are not accompanied with at least a rough English translation. PLEASE! 5. No flames allowed. If you feel the urge to flame someone, take it to another conference, or better yet, take it away from your computer and make a voice call. This will save us all the grief and costs. 6. Do not use this conference to advertise your BBS. 7. The Coordinator/Moderator is the sole mediator, and reserves the right to change the rules of the conference at any time. 8. Conference rules will be posted at intervals left to the discretion of the Coordinator/Moderator. 9. Commercial advertisements for software and/or hardware are prohibited. Should you have a problem with any of the above, I strongly suggest that you terminate your link to the conference. I personally don't feel that I am asking too much in order to preserve what has traditionally been a well behaved conference. Remember - we are all here to communicate - anything that restrains that is not in the best interest of the conference. Fabian R. Gordon - QUIK_BAS Conference Coordinator/Moderator --- AMB v6.4x * Origin: (1:107/2@FidoNet)
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