here a info from the newsgroup rec.arts.anime.misc, thanks for reading,arigato
Stéphane Dumas ----- Original Message ----- From: "Rob Maxwell" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Newsgroups: rec.arts.anime.misc,rec.answers,news.answers Sent: Tuesday, May 01, 2007 4:33 AM Subject: Welcome to rec.arts.anime.misc 05-01-07 > > Archive-name: anime/welcome > Posting-Frequency: Monthly (on the 1st) > URL: http://www.anime-faqs.org/usenet/rec.arts.anime/misc-welcome.htm > Maintainer: Rob Maxwell <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > Last-modified: September 25, 2003 > > Welcome to rec.arts.anime.misc > ------------------------------ > > 0) Changes > > 1) What is rec.arts.anime.misc? > > 2) Anime Related Newsgroups > > 3) What should I do to avoid being "flamed" or worse? > > 4) What are binaries? > > 5) Where can I show my pictures? > > 6) What is worse than "flaming"? > > 7) What does "*plonk*" mean? > > 8) What does "lurk" mean? > > 9) What are "spoilers" and "spoiler space"? > > 10) How should I post a reply? > > 11) Who should I not reply to? > > 12) I am doing everything that it says here to do, so why am I still being > ignored? > > 13) What are all the [brackets] in the Subject Lines for? > > 14) Why did I get e-mail from "LISTSERV.VT.EDU" about my post? > > 15) History of this FAQ > > ----------------------------------------------- > > 0) Changes > > * Returns to news.answers and rec.answers. > > ----------------------------------------------- > > 1) What is rec.arts.anime.misc? > > The official short description is: Japanese animation fen discussion > > [Editor's Note: fen is a pluralized form of fan.] > > Originally it was called rec.arts.anime and was created in November of > 1987 and absorbed discussion from rec.arts.comics and rec.arts.sf-lovers. > It became the only Big 8 newsgroup for all forms of animation. Discussion > of American animation, e.g., Disney, Warner Brothers, etc., became seen as > a disruption in the newsgroup. This would lead to the creation of > rec.arts.animation in 1990. > > By the spring of 1993, rec.arts.anime was getting crowded with an > onslaught of FAQs, people seeking to buy, sell, or trade for anime, and > works of fan written anime fiction. This overcrowding was relieved by the > creation of three new rec.arts.anime newsgroups: > > rec.arts.anime.info > Announcements about Japanese animation. (Moderated) > Created: May 5, 1993 > > rec.arts.anime.marketplace > Things for sale in the Japanese animation world. > Created: May 23, 1993 > > rec.arts.anime.stories > All about Japanese comic fanzines. (Moderated) > Created: May 5,1993 > Superceded: March 18, 1996 > > In 1996, a final splitting of rec.arts.anime occurred. Additionally, > rec.arts.anime.stories was renamed and retooled. > > rec.arts.anime.misc > Japanese animation fen discussion. > Created: March 18, 1996 > > Charter: > An unmoderated newsgroup for general anime discussion and topics that > don't fall into any of the other categories. > > [Editor's Note: r.a.a.m officially supercedes rec.arts.anime at this point > and r.a.a. is remove grouped (rmgrouped) May 20, 1996.] > > rec.arts.anime.models > Models designed after Japanese animation characters. > Created: March 18, 1996 > > rec.arts.anime.games > Video games, card games, and RPGs based on anime. > Created: March 18, 1996 > > rec.arts.anime.creative > Original works by fans, related to anime/manga. (Moderated) > Created: March 18, 1996 > > [Editor's Note: This moderated newsgroup does accept fan created artwork > in binary attached form.] > > rec.arts.anime.music > Music as it pertains to Japanese animation. > Created: March 18, 1996 > > rec.arts.anime.fandom > Important issues concerning Japanese animation fans. > Created: March 18, 1996 > > More details on the history of the rec.arts.anime.* hierarchy and other > early anime newsgroups can be found at: > http://www.tcp.com/~doi/alan/webguide/postings/info.net.history.html > > ----------------------------------------------- > > 2) Anime Related Newsgroups > > The rec.arts.anime sub-hierarchy is far from the only place on Usenet to > find newsgroups relating to anime. Many of these other newsgroups are > geared to a specific anime or type of anime. > > A (hopefully) complete list of the other anime newsgroups, in English and > other languages, is posted to rec.arts.anime.misc twice monthly and is > available on the World Wide Web at: > http://www.geocities.com/willrobsm/raam/anime.htm. > > ----------------------------------------------- > > 3) What should I do to avoid being "flamed" or worse? > > a) Do not ever post in html, use plain-text only. > > b) Do not send (post) binary files to the newsgroup. Be sure to read 4). > > c) DO NOT TYPE IN ALL CAPS. > > d) do not type in all lower case letters. > > e) Dude! Don't say things like, "4|\|I|\/|3 I5 |<3\/\/|_." Kewlspeak or > "l33t" is frowned upon by most members in r.a.a.m and Usenet in general. > > f) Please remember to spell check before posting. > > g) If you have something to say, look to see if someone else has said it > before. Even if you are answering a simple question, you will look foolish > if you give an answer that was already given earlier by someone else. If > somebody beats you to what you wanted to say, then just add anything > useful to what they started. ("Me, too!" is not useful.) > > h) Do not get angry with other people in the newsgroup just because many > of them don't feel the same way you do about something. Remember, they > outnumber you, sometimes a few thousands to one. > > i) Do not "test" post to rec.arts.anime.misc. Test posting should be done > in an alt.test newsgroup. If alt.test is too crowded for your taste, > entering "test" into your newsreader's search form will provide a wealth > of alternative choices. misc.test is a good alternative to alt.test. > > ----------------------------------------------- > > 4) What are binaries? > > Binaries are all computer files that do NOT end in .TXT. These include > photographs and scans (.jpg), videos (.rm, .avi, .mpg), sounds and music > (.avi, .mp3), other text formats (.doc, .rtf), Zip-type files (.zip, .rar) > and all forms of HTML encoding. Do not use any other file format, just > because it is not mentioned. Further, be sure, before sending a post, that > your email/newsreader is set to send in "Plain Text" format only. > > ----------------------------------------------- > > 5) Where can I show my pictures? > > If you have something you want to show us, then upload it to your website > and post the URL address with a description of it. If you don't have a > website, you can post it to a anime related newsgroup that accepts > binaries. These other newsgroups include: > > alt.binaries.pictures.anime (Photographs) > alt.binaries.multimedia.anime (Videos) > alt.binaries.multimedia.anime.repost (Videos) > alt.binaries.pictures.erotica.anime (Hentai Pics) > alt.binaries.pictures.erotic.anime (Hentai Video) > alt.binaries.multimedia.erotica.anime (Hentai Video) > > ----------------------------------------------- > > 6) What is worse than "flaming"? > > Mass kill filing is the second worse thing possible in a newsgroup. Being > kill filed is similar to "Block Sender" in your email program. Once kill > filed you will not show up in that person's version of the newsgroup. The > more members who kill file you, the less chance someone will reply to what > you write. Eventually, almost no one will know you are still around, much > less, reply to you. > > The ultimate punishment is "[EMAIL PROTECTED]". Being reported to your News > Service Provider or Internet Service Provider for your bad behavior can > cost you access to all of Usenet, including r.a.a.m, and/or the Internet > itself. > > ----------------------------------------------- > > 7) What does "*plonk*" mean? > > It means you have been publicly kill filed. This greatly increases the > likelihood many more members will follow the writer's lead and privately > kill file you. > > ----------------------------------------------- > > 8) What does "lurk" mean? > > The other advice/demand you may hear from veteran members just as you are > starting out, besides reading this document, is to "lurk" for a while. > "Lurking" means reading the postings to the newsgroup by other members for > at least a few weeks before posting anything to r.a.a.m. (Replying to > [Polls] are an exception to this policy.) This will allow you to see what > is being discussed, who is in the "dog house", likely will answer some of > your questions, and tell you which way the wind is blowing, so to speak. > > In fact, it is a very good idea to lurk every time you come back to > r.a.a.m and every time you start reading a new subject (thread), so you > don't say the same thing as someone else has said earlier or ask a > question that has been answered recently. Not lurking upon every return or > every new thread can get you flamed or, at least, ignored. > > ----------------------------------------------- > > 9) What are "spoilers" and "spoiler space"? > > If asking about, or referring to, an episode or season or series not yet > broadcasted on Canadian and American television and/or cable television, > do not use any information from them in the Subject Line but, do include > the name of the anime in the Subject line to aid the avoiding of the > potential spoiler. In case someone encounters something in the text of the > message posted or accidentally opens a message they would rather not read, > it is expected that you will add.... > > S > > P > > O > > I > > L > > E > > R > > S > > P > > A > > C > > E > > ....before your "spoiler" information to be helpful to those of us who > want to wait until they can see the fan-subbed or the dubbed broadcast and > see what you want to discuss for themselves. > > ----------------------------------------------- > > 10) How should I post a reply? > > It is expected that you quote the person to whom you are replying, both > before and above your reply. If you are replying only to a small part of a > message, <snip> anything written that is not relevant to which you are > replying. If you wish to respond to several points in a message, break > into the quoted message, by hitting the enter button once before and twice > after you reply. Explaining what you are snipping is helpful to your > fellow members. > > Remember, do not reply and then quote (known as "top posting"). > > ----------------------------------------------- > > 11) Who should I not reply to? > > The three kinds of messages you should never reply to are: spam, trolls, > and misdirected postings. The reasons why will also be given. > > a) Spam is advertising of any kind, unless it is directly related to anime > or r.a.a.m. Replying to spam lets the spammer know they are not wasting > their time with us, because they know you are reading their garbage. Even > if you flame them, they are still happy to know someone will read what > they have to offer. > > Additionally, on-topic advertising should be posted in > rec.arts.anime.marketplace. > > b) Trolls are people who are trying to start arguments for the fun of it. > They will often cross-post to many newsgroups at once in hope that they > can start flame wars between the newsgroups. Many of them have many games > to play with anyone foolish enough to reply to them, even just to flame > them. In the past, some of us forgot the rule of not replying to trolls > and regretted it. > > See Also: http://www.geocities.com/willrobsm/t-guide.htm > > c) Misdirected posts are those from people who post to r.a.a.m but, who > have no idea who or what anime is, and post to us based on what they think > we are discussing. For example, a person might think this newsgroup is > about people who are professional anime artists/cartoonists. Replying may > just confuse them even more and add to their eventual embarrassment (and > it may only be a troll's trick to start a flame war). > > ----------------------------------------------- > > 12) I am doing everything that it says here to do, so why am I still being > ignored? > > With this many members and with the sheer number of postings on a daily > basis, it can be a bit overwhelming to try to read everything posted by > everyone. After a while you get to liking some members and what they > write. If they don't have the time to read most of what's new or what is > written, people tend to read only those who are known to them. As such, > you might have to wait until someone more well-known to the newsgroup > notices what you wrote and replies to get others to notice you. Be > patient. > > There are a few ways to get noticed a little easier. One, is to answer a > [Poll], which is more likely to be read thoroughly by many members. If you > give some good answers and don't make a fool of yourself trying to answer > a poll you don't really understand, people may remember the name you are > using and may take a look at what you later write. > > Another way is to post an introductory message, like "Hi! I'm New Here", > telling about you and your enjoyment of anime. A few friendly people will > stop to welcome you to r.a.a.m, and likely, recommend you read the Welcome > to r.a.a.m FAQ, which, of course, you are doing right now. > > The third, and stupid way, is to attract attention to yourself by > deliberately doing something flame-able. Besides asking for trouble, you > risk quick and permanent kill filing by everyone after the flaming gets > old. > > ----------------------------------------------- > > 13) What are all the [brackets] in the Subject Lines for? > > Any posting to rec.arts.anime.misc not related somehow to anime is > considered "off-topic". These off-topic messages must be marked as such. > As you are likely aware, r.a.a.m receives hundreds of postings daily. This > consumes a great deal of time when it comes to opening and downloading the > newsgroup in a newsreader. Some of us don't always have the time to > download everything, and worse, some of our International members have to > pay by the minute to access the Internet, while others are simply not > interested in seeing certain topics that are frequently posted to r.a.a.m. > > In order to assist these members, a system was devised long ago to aid > them in deleting these off-topic messages before they are downloaded > needlessly to their newsreaders. Keywords placed in brackets, "[ ]", are > used to filter out some or all off-topic postings. Further, some of us are > interested in some particular off-topic postings. > > For more information on the bracket system, please refer to the Anime > Acronym List posted to rec.arts.anime.misc and rec.arts.anime.fandom > monthly and available on the World Wide Web at: > http://robkelk.ottawa-anime.org/acronyms.html > > ----------------------------------------------- > > 14) Why did I get e-mail from "LISTSERV.VT.EDU" about my post? > > Virginia Tech University maintains a mailing list (ANIME-L) that mirrors > rec.arts.anime.misc. Ordinarily, that's not a problem but if a Va. Tech > student posts to the newsgroup, they will receive an "informational email" > automatically from VT's Listserver. It is best to just ignore it. > > If you want to unsubscribe from ANIME-L send an email to: > [EMAIL PROTECTED] with any subject and write only: > > SIGNOFF ANIME-L > > in the body (writing part) of the email. > > ----------------------------------------------- > > 15) History of this FAQ > > This FAQ was created and previously maintained by Steve Pearl, the > moderator of rec.arts.anime.info, until the fall of 1998. > > In January of 2001, maintenance of this FAQ was assumed by the current > maintainer, and after significant revisions and updates, regular posting > resumed in February, 2001. > > ----------------------------------------------- > > Thanks to: > > Rob Kelk (listserv.vt.edu) > alt.fan.sailor-moon (Helping to hammer out the original faq) > > ----------------------------------------------- > > END > > © 2001-2007 Rob Maxwell and the members of r.a.a.m. > > Group email addresses: Post message: Sailor_Uranus@yahoogroups.com Subscribe: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Unsubscribe: [EMAIL PROTECTED] List owner: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Shortcut URL to Yahoo! 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