| T.R | Title | User | Personal Name
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| 1.1 |  | CAPNET::ROSCH |  | Tue Aug 23 1994 13:08 | 3 | 
|  |     The node has been unavailable for a few days. Is there a procedure to 
    follow to alert the mods that the node is unavailable or for the mods
    to alert the readers that the node will be unavailable?
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| 1.2 |  | CADSYS::RITCHIE | Gotta love log homes | Tue Aug 23 1994 13:46 | 2 | 
|  | As far as it known, there has not been a moderator for this file for a long
time.  Are you volunteering?
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| 1.3 |  | CAPNET::ROSCH |  | Tue Aug 23 1994 14:01 | 2 | 
|  |     There are 4 mods listed. Of course you need to get in to SHOW MOD.
    
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| 1.4 |  | CADSYS::RITCHIE | Gotta love log homes | Tue Aug 23 1994 14:09 | 1 | 
|  | I stand corrected.  Although one mod is no longer listed in ELF
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| 1.5 | A free market in conferences | VMSDEV::HALLYB | Fish have no concept of fire | Tue Aug 23 1994 15:25 | 16 | 
|  |     As near as I can tell, the owners of NYOSS1 are extending a kindness in
    hosting this conference.
    
    If someone else would volunteer to host the conference, I'm sure we
    could arrange a transfer of this and DIGITAL_INVESTING. You would need:
    
    - a large amount of disk space on drives that are backed up with some
      reasonable frequency
    
    - decent net response time to the majority of readers
    
    - reasonable assurance that the conference location would be stable
    
    Any takers?
    
      John
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| 1.6 |  | ZENDIA::FERGUSON | The Janitor of Coding | Tue Aug 23 1994 16:21 | 7 | 
|  | re        <<< Note 1.5 by VMSDEV::HALLYB "Fish have no concept of fire" >>>
                       -< A free market in conferences >-
>    - a large amount of disk space on drives that are backed up with some
>      reasonable frequency
 
what kind of disk space are we talking about?
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| 1.7 | Another possible location | FLAM01::CONCORDIA | later | Tue Aug 23 1994 20:48 | 10 | 
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Depending on access and disk space I may be able to host it as well...
Just what are we talking about here?
Looks like there are only about 3500 topics in all 3 files combined..
-Dave
(in MLO)
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