[ Usenet FAQs | Web FAQs | Documents | RFC Index ]
Single Page
Top Document: Stagecraft Frequently Asked Questions
Previous Document: About these newsgroups (/netiquette/)
Next Document: 2. Posting guidelines and suggestions
-
Search the FAQ Archives
Single Page
Top Document: Stagecraft Frequently Asked Questions
Previous Document: About these newsgroups (/netiquette/)
Next Document: 2. Posting guidelines and suggestions
1. What is this newsgroup for? What is appropriate here?
rec.arts.theatre.stagecraft is for the discussion of the technical and backstage aspects of performance art. This includes lighting, sound, set construction and design, costume, stage management, production, pyrotechnics, props, and related areas. If you're announcing a production, and you're simply trying to attract customers, then you might be better off elsewhere (local announcement or arts newsgroups, the Opera server at http://www.fsz.bme.hu/opera/ , or maybe rec.arts.theatre.plays or rec.arts.theatre.musicals ). Soliciting crew for forthcoming productions is generally acceptable, but remember that one post will reach everyone who reads the newsgroup, and multiple posts may give a bad impression to potential crew. Irrelevant commercial postings are unwelcome , but occasional brief commercial postings relevant to the charter of the group are acceptable to most readers. Before posting an advertisement here you should read the group for a week or so, to see whether your ad is relevant. You should also read Advertising on Usenet, how to do it, how not to do it at http://www.danger.com/advo.html I believe similar standards are appropriate for alt.stagecraft - I'm sure I'll be corrected if they aren't.
Top Document: Stagecraft Frequently Asked Questions
Previous Document: About these newsgroups (/netiquette/)
Next Document: 2. Posting guidelines and suggestions
Single Page
[ Usenet FAQs | Web FAQs | Documents | RFC Index ]
Send corrections/additions to the FAQ Maintainer:
ratsfaq@blighty.com (Stagecraft FAQ admin (Steve Atkins))
Last Update October 22 2009 @ 05:35 AM