Re: Proposal - alt.comp.os.windows-11
"Norman Gates" <[email protected]> Mon, 28 Jun 2021 05:48:31 +0200 (CEST)
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In article <[email protected]> "Adam H. Kerman" <[email protected]> wrote: > > DAL <[email protected]> wrote: > > >For your newsgroups file: > >alt.comp.os.windows-11 Central group for all things related to the > >latest release of Microsoft Windows version 11. > > The newsgroups file line MUST NOT have a break in it. Please please > please stop copying that stupid newgroup message that's years old and > got everything wrong about what a brief description should be. Please provide an example. > Listen to me. It's not difficult to get right: It's a phrase made up of > key words (search terms) that do not repeat words in the group name. Not > a single word, except Microsoft, belongs in the brief description. Again, provide an example. > >CHARTER: alt.comp.os.windows-11 provides a place for the > >consolidated discussion of Microsoft Windows version 11. > > Again, stop copying that nonsense. It's not "consolidated discussion" as > you are clueless about where the discussion is currently taking place. They aren't going to look for advice about Windows 11 in a Windows 7 group. It will consolidate as those interested search it out and subscribe. > >JUSTIFICATION: > > No, that's not justification. You didn't perform a justification, which > is an examination of where discussion is currently taking place so you, > the proponent, knows where to promote the group. > > >Microsoft has officially announced the release of Windows 11. A new group > >is needed to best support community interests. > > >Thank you for your consideration. > > Is there truly some reason why you need to use Steve's anonymizing > service and can't behave like a proper proponent, making yourself well > known for discussing the topic? You can't be a good proponent given that > you have never discussed the topic anywhere. > > Being a proponent is something that's done in public, not hiding one's > identity. Why is an identity important when requesting a group? If Elon Musk asked for a group creation, would it make any difference?