Original Usenet thread from alt.ascii-art, started 6 Jun 1997.
CP2 POST-Joe Mills
alt.ascii-art
· 5 messages · 6 Jun 1997 - 10 Jun 1997
Veronica Karlsson wrote:
> What is this "CP2 POST" stuff?
Every year there is some professor at Wright State University (in
Dayton, Ohio, I believe) who sends his class(es) out to the news
groups - and I think specifically to alt.ascii-art where he has
them prove that they can read and post to newsgroups. I'm not
sure what the class is, or why he doesn't teach them a little
netiquette while he is at it, but almost always the subject lines
contain "cp2" somewhere. That might be part of the assignment,
but who knows. Anyway, it will go away about as quickly as it
started ... until, of course, it comes back. ;^)
Sandy
JOSEPH MILLS wrote: > > Joe Mills---> Sophomore; Accounting\Finance Major > > Have a nice day! > Joe Mills > > --------------------------------------------------------------- > �&����]uժ%r����n�}z�^x��{ > �^؛���{�m4�q�LZ�*n�Mu�[)�y5�]Z�W(�װ� > 躛�֬r(��Ԯn7���P+]u����;���&�j�\�o袊(��(��(���j{- What is this "CP2 POST" stuff? -- :) Veronica Karlsson ( e93...@sm.luth.se http://www.ludd.luth.se/~vk/ ) ( llizard's fanclub: http://www.ludd.luth.se/~vk/llpages )
edi...@cc.curtin.edu.au wrote: > > Veronica Karlsson <e93...@sm.luth.se.nospam> writes: > > >What is this "CP2 POST" stuff? > > > > Umm my guess is that it is some sort of course > at the Wright university, and their silly > teacher/lecturer is getting them to post > perhaps via a mailing list to our newsgroup. > Most Universitys use there own local newsgroups > for this! > > funny you should ask at this time Veronica, cos > I was just getting curious myself, and tracing > back how far these posts went. > > I guess the lecturer isn't too experienced > in netiquette ! ;) Does anybody have this teacher's email address? -- :) Veronica Karlsson ( e93...@sm.luth.se http://www.ludd.luth.se/~vk/ ) ( llizard's fanclub: http://www.ludd.luth.se/~vk/llpages )
Veronica Karlsson <e93...@sm.luth.se.nospam> writes: > >Does anybody have this teacher's email address? > I posted a message to one of the students asking that the teacher get back to me or post to alt.ascii-art. Its not that I mind the CP2 posts I would just like to know what they are. If someone is going to use a newsgroup the way that they are, I think at least an explanation/warning is due to the regular posters and lurkers of the group. ____ _____ _. / \ _.-'_.-' ;=',_ _____________________________ \ _\/ _/ S" .--` | Shanaka Dias | ___)/ __< sS \__ | Curtin University | <'-;:\_ _\ __.' ( \--> | Western Australia | '; \_\ _=/ _./-\/ |email:edi...@cc.curtin.edu.au | >/-,\ ((\( /-' -'l |_____________________________| ""` |_\ ) |/ \\ snd \\ \ http://www.ece.curtin.edu.au/~shanaka `~ `~
Thanks for the information Sandy. I find it a little sad though that a University course actually requires the ability to post to a newsgroup and can't use its own. . Perhaps the syllabus should also include the requirement to post *relevent* articles to newsgroups :) Sandy Morton <sw...@atl.hp.com> writes: >> What is this "CP2 POST" stuff? > >Every year there is some professor at Wright State University (in >Dayton, Ohio, I believe) who sends his class(es) out to the news >groups - and I think specifically to alt.ascii-art where he has >them prove that they can read and post to newsgroups. I'm not >sure what the class is, or why he doesn't teach them a little >netiquette while he is at it, but almost always the subject lines >contain "cp2" somewhere. That might be part of the assignment, >but who knows. Anyway, it will go away about as quickly as it >started ... until, of course, it comes back. ;^) > >Sandy ____ _____ _. / \ _.-'_.-' ;=',_ _____________________________ \ _\/ _/ S" .--` | Shanaka Dias | ___)/ __< sS \__ | Curtin University | <'-;:\_ _\ __.' ( \--> | Western Australia | '; \_\ _=/ _./-\/ |email:edi...@cc.curtin.edu.au | >/-,\ ((\( /-' -'l |_____________________________| ""` |_\ ) |/ \\ snd \\ \ http://www.ece.curtin.edu.au/~shanaka `~ `~
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