Top Document: FAQ: Where to post in REC.ARTS.MOVIES.* Previous Document: (1.4) If I have something to tell all movie fans, should I crosspost ? Next Document: (1.6) My post fits into two groups ? Where should I post it to ? [intelligent use of the "follow-up" function when posting] See reader questions & answers on this topic! - Help others by sharing your knowledge When that happens, you should move the discussion to the most appropriate newsgroup and maybe even change the subject line as well. There are several ways to execute this transition : 1) Do one last response of this thread in the original newsgroup. Somewhere in the post, mention that you think the discussion should be moved to a new newsgroup. Set the follow-up of the post to this new newsgroup. (i.e. in header, put, Followup-To:new_newsgroup) 2) If only a few people are involved in this particular thread, email to inform the several individuals about the change of the forum for future discussion. Better yet, do both (1) and (2). , if the thread is "dying", don't bother to followup on it to get it into another newsgroup. Your post will only keep the thread alive a bit longer. User Contributions:Top Document: FAQ: Where to post in REC.ARTS.MOVIES.* Previous Document: (1.4) If I have something to tell all movie fans, should I crosspost ? Next Document: (1.6) My post fits into two groups ? Where should I post it to ? [intelligent use of the "follow-up" function when posting] Single Page [ Usenet FAQs | Web FAQs | Documents | RFC Index ] Send corrections/additions to the FAQ Maintainer: larsarus@idt.ntnu.no
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