[Uram-rejections] RSGB-Workshop Group

Tue Aug 20 06:53:41 BST 2019

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 More context needed as to which paritcular part of the post you are referring to.

The post that you submitted to uk.radio.amateur.moderated has been rejected by a
moderator. 

This post contains insufficient new material. Similar points have been
made already in this discussion, which is in danger of becoming too
repetitive.

The group charter and moderation policy can be found at
  http://www.chiark.greenend.org.uk/uram/
Disputed moderation decisions can be discussed in the newsgroup
  uk.net.news.moderation

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> Subject: Re: RSGB-Workshop Group
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> "Brian Howie" <brian at b-howie.co.uk> wrote in message 
> news:oMJuYaGmRZVdFwTP at b-howie.co.uk...
> >
> > Andy Talbot G4JNT has  set up  a RSGB Workshop Group on io.groups. There 
> > will be an announcement as below in the October Radcom. Subscribers to 
> > UKmicrowaves will have seen this already.
> >
> > Brian
> >
> > *New  RSGB-Workshop Group*
> >
> > A new internet chat group has been started which, it is hoped, will become 
> > a central point for discussion and feedback for all technical and 
> > constructional content in RadCom and related publications.  Membership is 
> > for anyone with an interest in radio, electronics, electrical, mechanical, 
> > construction and design all pertaining to our hobby and its offshoots.  It 
> > is the aim and intention that the authors of any published article, as 
> > well as the regular columnists will be Group members.
> >
> > The Group is open to both members and non-members of RSGB, so those who 
> > see the publications second-hand can contribute.   Discussions, topics and 
> > threads can wander at will provided they remain of general interest. 
> > Threads that depart too widely may well be steered to another thread.
> >
> > The Group will be unmoderated to speed-up response times to comments, and 
> > also to minimise workload for the Group moderators!  This puts the 
> > responsibility for not posting illegal or unpleasant comments on you, the 
> > subscribers.  So BE NICE !  Any posts or threads that get out of hand will 
> > be moderated on an individual basis.
> >
> > So go to https://groups.io/g/RSGB-Workshop/  and click Join.    By 
> > default, new users will be moderated until they have made three posts. 
> > This is to stop spammers and undesirables.  However, if we recognise you 
> > as a real radio amateur you will be set to unmoderated status (almost) 
> > immediately. So make sure your user name or email address includes a 
> > callsign to allow this. "
> why did they have to do that ? ... 
> 
> 
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