Top Document: UK Goth Mini-FAQ Previous Document: 18. What newsgroups exist? Next Document: 20. What is Internet Relay Chat (IRC) and #uk_goffs? See reader questions & answers on this topic! - Help others by sharing your knowledge Please read "Configuring Your News Reader to Post to uk.*" <http://www.usenet.org.uk/ukpost.html> for information about newsreader software and guidelines on how to post to Usenet. Here are some good tips for posting to uk.people.gothic and similar newsgroups: 1. Posts should be readable as plain text, wrapping at less than 80 columns -- HTML-formatted messages are prohibited. 2. Please don't "top post" -- when quoting a message you're replying to, place your reply underneath or interspersed with it rather than over it. Trim unnecessary quoted text, but leave enough to show the context of your reply. 3. Don't post pictures or sound files to the group -- consider directing people to a website instead. 4. If you use a ".signature" (a sign-off message at the end of your posts) please keep it to four lines or less. 5. Please don't send posts just to test your newsreader -- that's what the uk.test newsgroup is for. 6. Be aware of uk.people.gothic's formal charter, which can be found at <http://www.usenet.org.uk/uk.people.gothic.html>. Incidentally, Martin Oldgoth maintains a UPG Gallery <http://www.insanitorium.co.uk/upg-gallery.htm> for anyone curious about what uk.people.gothic posters actually look like. You may also be interested in the original (no longer maintained) uk.people.gothic FAQ <http://www.darkwave.org.uk/faq/ukpg/>, although please note that much of it is now out of date. User Contributions:Top Document: UK Goth Mini-FAQ Previous Document: 18. What newsgroups exist? Next Document: 20. What is Internet Relay Chat (IRC) and #uk_goffs? Single Page [ Usenet FAQs | Web FAQs | Documents | RFC Index ] Send corrections/additions to the FAQ Maintainer: Dave H <lorian@darkwave.org.uk>
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