User:Pschleck - Revision history

Billhorne at 14:48, 26 March 2013

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Pschleck: Fixed paragraph wrapping.

2011-02-07T22:15:05Z

Fixed paragraph wrapping.

Pschleck: Final fixes to links.

2011-02-05T14:49:59Z

Final fixes to links.

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	I have participated on Usenet newsgroups since 1990. My first exposure		I have participated on Usenet newsgroups since 1990. My first exposure
	to Usenet was the Stupid People's Court (aka, rec.humor.spc), created by		to Usenet was the Stupid People's Court (aka, rec.humor.spc), created by
	Jeff Meyer. I currently host [http://www.novia.net/~pschleck/spc/ the		Jeff Meyer. I currently host
	most complete direct archive].		[http://www.novia.net/~pschleck/spc/ the most complete direct archive].
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	approximately 1991 to 1995 (FAQ is now defunct after last chief editor		approximately 1991 to 1995 (FAQ is now defunct after last chief editor
	gave it up, and is arguably superseded by the outstanding resources		gave it up, and is arguably superseded by the outstanding resources
	available for amateur radio at the [http://www.arrl.org web site of the		available for amateur radio at the
	American Radio Relay League]).		[http://www.arrl.org web site of the American Radio Relay League]
			).
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	In 2007, I was the proponent for rec.radio.amateur.moderated, organizing		In 2007, I was the proponent for rec.radio.amateur.moderated, organizing
	its moderation team, setting up an instance of		its moderation team, setting up an instance of
	[http://www.algebra.com/~ichudov/stump/ Secure, Team-Based Usenet		[http://www.algebra.com/~ichudov/stump/ Secure, Team-Based Usenet Moderation Program]
	Moderation Program] or STUMP, and currently serving as chief moderator.		or STUMP, and currently serving as chief moderator.
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Pschleck: Additional fixes to links.

2011-02-05T14:44:54Z

Additional fixes to links.

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Pschleck: Fixed links (somewhat)

2011-02-05T14:38:33Z

Fixed links (somewhat)

Pschleck: Added biography page.

2011-02-05T14:34:21Z

Added biography page.

New page

{|
|Paul W. Schleck
|}
{|
|E-Mail
|pschleck@novia.net
|}
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{|
I have participated on Usenet newsgroups since 1990. My first exposure
to Usenet was the Stupid People's Court (aka, rec.humor.spc), created by
Jeff Meyer. I currently host [http://www.novia.net/~pschleck/spc/ "the
most complete direct archive"].
|}
{|
The Stupid People's Court, or SPC, was a satire of the TV show People's
Court (an early reality show that emulated a small claims court) that
attempted to make net-etiquette offenders on the early Usenet "stand
trial" for their offenses, and receive humorously ironic punishments.
It was a brilliant send-up of unproductive on-line behavior, and was an
early influence on my participation on-line.
|}
{|
Other more serious groups that I have regularly followed since then are
rec.ham-radio (later rec.radio.amateur.*) and comp.dcom.telecom.
|}
{|
I served on the editorial board for a Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
list for rec.radio.amateur.* from
approximately 1991 to 1995 (FAQ is now defunct after last chief editor
gave it up, and is arguably superseded by the outstanding resources
available for amateur radio at the [http://www.arrl.org "web site of the
American Radio Relay League"]).
|}
{|
I created, maintained, and posted to the Usenet newsgroups from 1991 to
2000, another information resource called the "Amateur Radio Elmers
Resource Directory," which was a list of mentors, experts, and gurus for
amateur radio on the net. The term "Elmer" in amateur radio refers to
an expert, usually older and wiser.
|}
{|
I was a co-moderator for the *.answers newsgroups, working with chief
moderator Jonathan Kamens and the rest of his team.
|}
I also previously served as a Usenet Volunteer Votetaker, conducting
votes for comp.sys.psion and sci.techniques.microscopy.
{|
In 1993, I helped Mark Salyzyn create and maintain rec.radio.info,
initially serving as guest moderator, and currently as chief moderator.
|}
{|
In 2007, I was the proponent for rec.radio.amateur.moderated, organizing
its moderation team, setting up an instance of
[http://www.algebra.com/~ichudov/stump/ "Secure, Team-Based Usenet
Moderation Program"] or STUMP, and currently serving as chief moderator.
|}
{|
I have also assisted several other moderation teams set up their own
instances of STUMP to moderate their own newsgroups.
|}
{|
I wish to share my experience and knowledge of Usenet with others and
ensure Usenet's long-term survival as a personally and professionally
useful information resource.
|}

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	I have participated on Usenet newsgroups since 1990. My first exposure		I have participated on Usenet newsgroups since 1990. My first exposure
	to Usenet was the Stupid People's Court (aka, rec.humor.spc), created by		to Usenet was the Stupid People's Court (aka, rec.humor.spc), created by
	Jeff Meyer. I currently host		Jeff Meyer. I currently host
	[http://www.novia.net/~pschleck/spc/ the most complete direct archive].		[http://www.novia.net/~pschleck/spc/ the most complete direct archive].
	\|}
	{\|
	The Stupid People's Court, or SPC, was a satire of the TV show People's		The Stupid People's Court, or SPC, was a satire of the TV show People's
	Court (an early reality show that emulated a small claims court) that		Court (an early reality show that emulated a small claims court) that
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	It was a brilliant send-up of unproductive on-line behavior, and was an		It was a brilliant send-up of unproductive on-line behavior, and was an
	early influence on my participation on-line.		early influence on my participation on-line.
	\|}
	{\|
	Other more serious groups that I have regularly followed since then are		Other more serious groups that I have regularly followed since then are
	rec.ham-radio (later rec.radio.amateur.*) and comp.dcom.telecom.		rec.ham-radio (later rec.radio.amateur.*) and comp.dcom.telecom.
	\|}
	{\|
	I served on the editorial board for a Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)		I served on the editorial board for a Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
	list for rec.radio.amateur.* from		list for rec.radio.amateur.* from
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	[http://www.arrl.org web site of the American Radio Relay League]		[http://www.arrl.org web site of the American Radio Relay League]
	).		).
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	{\|
	I created, maintained, and posted to the Usenet newsgroups from 1991 to		I created, maintained, and posted to the Usenet newsgroups from 1991 to
	2000, another information resource called the "Amateur Radio Elmers		2000, another information resource called the "Amateur Radio Elmers
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	amateur radio on the net. The term "Elmer" in amateur radio refers to		amateur radio on the net. The term "Elmer" in amateur radio refers to
	an expert, usually older and wiser.		an expert, usually older and wiser.
	\|}
	{\|
	I was a co-moderator for the *.answers newsgroups, working with chief		I was a co-moderator for the *.answers newsgroups, working with chief
	moderator Jonathan Kamens and the rest of his team.		moderator Jonathan Kamens and the rest of his team.
	\|}
	I also previously served as a Usenet Volunteer Votetaker, conducting		I also previously served as a Usenet Volunteer Votetaker, conducting
	votes for comp.sys.psion and sci.techniques.microscopy.		votes for comp.sys.psion and sci.techniques.microscopy.
	{\|
	In 1993, I helped Mark Salyzyn create and maintain rec.radio.info,		In 1993, I helped Mark Salyzyn create and maintain rec.radio.info,
	initially serving as guest moderator, and currently as chief moderator.		initially serving as guest moderator, and currently as chief moderator.
	\|}
	{\|
	In 2007, I was the proponent for rec.radio.amateur.moderated, organizing		In 2007, I was the proponent for rec.radio.amateur.moderated, organizing
	its moderation team, setting up an instance of		its moderation team, setting up an instance of
	[http://www.algebra.com/~ichudov/stump/ Secure, Team-Based Usenet Moderation Program]		[http://www.algebra.com/~ichudov/stump/ Secure, Team-Based Usenet Moderation Program]
	or STUMP, and currently serving as chief moderator.		or STUMP, and currently serving as chief moderator.
	\|}
	{\|
	I have also assisted several other moderation teams set up their own		I have also assisted several other moderation teams set up their own
	instances of STUMP to moderate their own newsgroups.		instances of STUMP to moderate their own newsgroups.
	\|}
	{\|
	I wish to share my experience and knowledge of Usenet with others and		I wish to share my experience and knowledge of Usenet with others and
	ensure Usenet's long-term survival as a personally and professionally		ensure Usenet's long-term survival as a personally and professionally
	useful information resource.		useful information resource.
	\|}

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	I have participated on Usenet newsgroups since 1990. My first exposure		I have participated on Usenet newsgroups since 1990. My first exposure
	to Usenet was the Stupid People's Court (aka, rec.humor.spc), created by		to Usenet was the Stupid People's Court (aka, rec.humor.spc), created by
	Jeff Meyer. I currently host [http://www.novia.net/~pschleck/spc/ "the		Jeff Meyer. I currently host [http://www.novia.net/~pschleck/spc/ the
	most complete direct archive"].		most complete direct archive].
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	approximately 1991 to 1995 (FAQ is now defunct after last chief editor		approximately 1991 to 1995 (FAQ is now defunct after last chief editor
	gave it up, and is arguably superseded by the outstanding resources		gave it up, and is arguably superseded by the outstanding resources
	available for amateur radio at the [http://www.arrl.org "web site of the		available for amateur radio at the [http://www.arrl.org web site of the
	American Radio Relay League"]).		American Radio Relay League]).
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	In 2007, I was the proponent for rec.radio.amateur.moderated, organizing		In 2007, I was the proponent for rec.radio.amateur.moderated, organizing
	its moderation team, setting up an instance of		its moderation team, setting up an instance of
	[http://www.algebra.com/~ichudov/stump/ "Secure, Team-Based Usenet		[http://www.algebra.com/~ichudov/stump/ Secure, Team-Based Usenet
	Moderation Program"] or STUMP, and currently serving as chief moderator.		Moderation Program] or STUMP, and currently serving as chief moderator.
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