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(1.4) If I have something to tell all movie fans, should I crosspost?
If you think your post is "newsworthy", you may want to submit it to rec.arts.movies.announce only. If the post is not accepted by the moderator, he will probably inform you the best place to post the article. If there is a comment that you want to make and want everybody to know about it, you should choose the group that fits your topic the best. [If you think your post fits into two(or more) groups, refer to Section one, Question 5 on how to use the "follow-up" function when posting.] [Please also refer to the standard Netiquette described in Section One, Question 3.] If there isn't one that fits your post at all, your post should be discussed in rec.arts.movies.misc. DO NOT CROSSPOST IT TO MULTIPLE GROUPS IN the rec.arts.movies.* HIERARCHY. It is unnecessary as most people read more than one group. With as many newsgroups as there are, nearly no postings belong in more than one!
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