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3. Charters For comp.lang.asm.x86 and alt.lang.asm Newsgroups
To know whether or not these newsgroups will meet your needs, the purpose for which they were created are given below. 3.1 COMP.LANG.ASM.X86 comp.lang.asm.x86 was created based upon voting on a Request for Discussion (RFD). The RFD for this newsgroup is: The moderated newsgroup comp.lang.asm.x86 will be open to discussions on all topics related to assembly language and low-level programming on any machine using a x86 processor or its clones. Appropriate topics would include, but not be limited to: Assembly language code tips, tricks, and techniques. MASM, TASM, and other commercial assemblers NASM, and other non-commercial assemblers Graphics, sound, and other hardware programming Assembly language related utilities commercial/share/free-ware Linking assembly language with other languages Inline x86 programming utilizing assembly emulators in higher level languages Propagation of non-commercial Internet x86 resources Any question/discussion of the direct programming of the x86 Etc... Topics that will be filtered are: Flames about "{Language X} is {better/worse} than ASM" Flames like "{Assembler 1} is {better/worse} than {Assembler 2}" Flames, personal attacks, insults, etc. HLL code, except when used for low-level hardware programming. Product comparisons except when presented in an unbiased fashion. Advertisements unrelated to assembly programming or utilities. Posts in languages other than English will be examined for approval if any of the moderators can read the language in question. There is no guarantee of approval for a post in any language other than English. Posting to comp.lang.asm.x86, a moderated newsgroup, is not any different for you as posting to an unmoderated newsgroup. When you are finished composing your post just send it as you normally do. Your ISP’s news server will send the post to the moderator’s e-mail address. Once approved, the moderator will post it. Therefore, you will not see your postings immediately in the newsgroup. It should take no longer than a day or so to see it. 3.2 ALT.LANG.ASM Alt newsgroups are initiated with a Proposal posting to the alt.config newsgroup. The proposal for alt.lang.asm is: alt.lang.asm will address the problems of machine language programmers out there in Internet land. It will be a forum for discussion of coding techniques and efficiency problems related to machine language. The scope will be broad. We will not discriminate by machine architecture, race or sex. Contributors: Raymond Moon, raymoon@moonware.dgsys.com Last changed: 9 Dec 97
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