Top Document: *.answers post-approval guidelines Previous Document: 2. Change a posting's header(s) Next Document: 4. Transfer a posting to a new maintainer See reader questions & answers on this topic! - Help others by sharing your knowledge 3.1 Split up a single-part posting Read Section 2.4 in the *.answers guidelines (see the top of this file for where to get a copy) for more information on multiple-part postings. Submit all the parts to news-answers@mit.edu. Wait for approval before posting. 3.2 Add a new part to a posting which already has multiple parts Note: In order to reduce how often you need to ask for new parts, you might consider asking for more than just one new part approved at a time, thus making your postings individually smaller and giving them more room to grow. If you do this, please start using all the parts that you've gotten approved at once, i.e., don't ask for 3 new parts and then only expand to use the first new part at first, and then the second, and then the third. Just spread your posting a little thinner for a while. a. If the new part's headers are consistent with the other parts This means that that the Subject lines and archive names follow a pattern already established for your posting. For example, your Subject lines are in the form "foo FAQ part * of *" and your archive names look like "foo-faq/part*". The old parts might have their subjects changed because the "of *" changed, but that still matches the same pattern. Inform news-answers-request@mit.edu of the Subject lines of all parts with changed Subject lines, and the Subject line and archive name of the new part. Wait for approval before posting the new parts. b. If the new Subject or Archive-name does not fit an established pattern Submit the new part(s) and all significantly changed parts to news-answers@mit.edu. Wait for reapproval before posting them. 3.3 Delete a part from a multi-part posting Inform news-answers-request@mit.edu. Wait for approval before posting if this will cause important changes in the other parts (changing subject lines from "foo part * of 20" to "foo part * of 15" does not count as an important change). 3.4 Add a diff posting Read Section 2.5 of the "*.answers submission guidelines" (see the top of this file for where to get a copy) for information on diff postings. Submit the diff posting to news-answers@mit.edu. If your posting had only one part before the change, change its archive name (see Section 2.5 of the "*.answers submission guidelines") and submit both the posting and the diff posting. Wait for reapproval before posting the diff, and the regular posting if its archive name has changed, to *.answers. User Contributions:Top Document: *.answers post-approval guidelines Previous Document: 2. Change a posting's header(s) Next Document: 4. Transfer a posting to a new maintainer Single Page [ Usenet FAQs | Web FAQs | Documents | RFC Index ] Send corrections/additions to the FAQ Maintainer: news-answers-request@MIT.EDU (*.answers moderation team)
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