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Re: posting guidelines questions
# 19603 byDonald Brewer, Jr. on March 5, 2004, 9:28 p.m.
Member since 2022-08-22

Mike, I think this posting is primarily for you although I would be interested if anyone else has a strong opinion either way. I am finishing up a set of six papers (around 30 pages each) for my graduate work. They are all on the commercial space development industry. I have cited several postings from this group within them. I would like to post a draft copy of each for two reasons. The first is I would like the people I cited to ensure I have not misinterpreted anything or taken it out of context. The second is that this group tends to be extremely good at constructive criticism and pointing to resources that might have been overlooked. My questions are as follows: Is it acceptable within the groups guidelines to post them? If so, because of their size, would you recommend one posting with six attachments or six separate postings? Thanks, DBJ "He turns not back who is bound to a star." Leonardo da Vinci

# 19604 byvictoriatangoman on March 5, 2004, 9:45 p.m.
Member since 2022-08-22

--- In ssi_list@... "Donald Brewer, Jr."

> Is it acceptable within the group's guidelines to post them?
>
> If so, because of their size, would you recommend one posting with
six
> attachments or six separate postings?

I'd be interested in Mike's answers to your questions because I
don't think that the group has the ability to receive attachments.
Maybe he can enable that.

Whenever I've had large files I wanted to share with the group I
simply put them into the FILES archive and then deleted them after a
period of time. Can you make you papers into PDF?

TangoMan

# 19605 byDonald Brewer, Jr. on March 7, 2004, 2:01 p.m.
Member since 2022-08-22

Yes, I can. Thanks for the suggestion.

DBJ

--- In ssi_list@... "Donald Brewer, Jr."

> Is it acceptable within the group's guidelines to post them?
>
> If so, because of their size, would you recommend one posting with
six
> attachments or six separate postings?

I'd be interested in Mike's answers to your questions because I
don't think that the group has the ability to receive attachments.
Maybe he can enable that.

Whenever I've had large files I wanted to share with the group I
simply put them into the FILES archive and then deleted them after a
period of time. Can you make you papers into PDF?

TangoMan

# 19606 byCombs, Mike on March 11, 2004, 9:13 a.m.
Member since 2022-08-22

Message P
Why don't you go ahead and post them to the files section under our yahoo group? That way, all interested parties can go off an have a look at them, but list members with slow connections needn't download them if they don't want to.

Regards,
Mike Combs

Mike, I think this posting is primarily for you although I would be interested if anyone else has a strong opinion either way. I am finishing up a set of six papers (around 30 pages each) for my graduate work. They are all on the commercial space development industry. I have cited several postings from this group within them. I would like to post a draft copy of each for two reasons. The first is I would like the people I cited to ensure I have not misinterpreted anything or taken it out of context. The second is that this group tends to be extremely good at constructive criticism and pointing to resources that might have been overlooked. My questions are as follows: Is it acceptable within the groups guidelines to post them? If so, because of their size, would you recommend one posting with six attachments or six separate postings? Thanks, DBJ "He turns not back who is bound to a star." Leonardo da Vinci