2.2 soc.support.youth.gay-lesbian-bi: How do I post?
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This article is from the Gay-Lesbian-Bi Youth FAQ, by Jane Patterson with numerous contributions by others.
2.2 soc.support.youth.gay-lesbian-bi: How do I post?
At most sites, simply posting a message in the normal manner will
result in your post being sent to one of the moderators. If this does
not work, you can e-mail directory to glb-youth@ucsd.edu. If you have
a question about posting, or want to know if your post ever got to a
moderator, e-mail the group at glb-youth-request@ucsd.edu.
2.2.1 MY POST HASN'T SHOWN UP YET!
If your post is rejected, you will receive an e-mail with the text of
your post, and the reason it was rejected. (Unless the reason it was
rejected was because your e-mail address was malformed). Because this
is a moderated newsgroup, it can take several days for your post to
travel to the moderator, where it may take a day or two to be
processed, and then back out into the stream of Usenet, where it may
take several days to reach your site.
2.2.2 WHAT LANGUAGE CAN I POST IN?
Though the predominant language on ssyglb is English, we welcome
submissions in German and Spanish as well. Foreign-language
submissions will be judged by the same standards as all other
submissions.
+2.2.3 CAN I POST ANONYMOUSLY?
Yes. The moderators will accept submissions sent through anonymous
remailers, such as anon@anon.penet.fi and remailer@csua.berkeley.edu.
Also, if you put a statement at the top of your message, in BIG,
PROMINENT TYPE asking for your letter to be anonymized, we will post
it without any identifying information. (We can't forward e-mail to
you if you do this, however, so all of your replies will have to be
posted to the newsgroup.)
However, all submissions MUST contain a valid e-mail address that the
moderators can use. If there is not, your message will not only be
rejected, but the moderators will not be able to inform you when and
why it was rejected.
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