3rd RFD: remove comp.sys.intel.ipsc310 (LAST CALL FOR COMMENTS)

REQUEST FOR DISCUSSION (RFD)
remove comp.sys.intel.ipsc310

This is a formal Request For Discussion (RFD) to remove the
newsgroup comp.sys.intel.ipsc310.


PROCEDU

The B8MB plans to begin voting on this proposal after five days. Please
offer any final discussion or comments before the end of this waiting
period. Voting may take up to one week (7 days); a result will be posted
following the end of the voting period.

All discussion of this proposal should be posted to news.groups.

The full (draft) group removal procedure is documented he

http://www.big-8.org/dokuwiki/doku.p...licies:rmgroup



SUMMARY OF DISCUSSION:

No comments were received.


RATIONALE: remove comp.sys.intel.ipsc310

comp.sys.intel.ipsc310 has not had any on-topic messages in the past 11
months. In the past, most non-spam messages have been related to Intel
processors rather than the Intel multibus-based systems.

This RFD is part of a proposal to remove 31 low-traffic former-INET
groups. Please see article , available he

http://news.killfile.org/?group=news...ps&number=1363

Note: the proposal to remove two of the 31 groups, comp.os.rsts and
comp.std.announce, has been withdrawn.


HISTORY:

comp.sys.intel.ipsc310 has existed as an INET group at least since 1987. It was
promoted to the standard Big 8 distribution in October 2000.


DISTRIBUTION:

This document has been posted to the following newsgroups:

news.announce.newgroups
news.groups
comp.sys.intel.ipsc310
comp.sys.intel


CHARTER:

The newsgroup line is:

comp.sys.intel.ipsc310 Anything related to the Intel 310.


PROPONENT:

Jim Riley



CHANGE HISTORY:

2006-08-14 3rd RFD (Last call for Comments)
2006-07-13 2nd ("comprehensive") RFD
2006-07-06 1st RFD