Subj : GUITAR Echo Rules
To   : All
From : Moderator
Date : Mon Apr 01 2013 12:00 am


Conference rules for the GUITAR echo:                    rev. 25 Feb 13
Posting Frequency: 1st of the month.
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By posting in this echomail conference you indicate that you have read
and will comply with these rules and guidelines. Sysops should use
whatever means are available via their bbs package of choice to make
these rules available to users when first entering the conference.

This fidonet echomail conference is intended for discussion of topics
relevant to playing the guitar or the bass.

Although this is an international conference we ask that you post in
English only please.

All posters must use their real name. IF your real name does not appear
in the from field then it should appear in the signature of the message.

Signatures are limited to no more than four (4) lines... Do you really
need to put all that in your sig to start with?? ;)

If for personal or professional reasons you would wish to post here
using other than your real name, please netmail the moderator at the
above shown fidonet address. Performers and entertainers often
would prefer to perform under a stage name, or would prefer to enjoy a
forum such as this one without being plagued by the problems that might
result. IF you would wish to participate in this echo using other
than your real name please netmail an explanation of your reasoning.
Reasonable requests to waive the real name requirement will be granted.
IF such a request is granted the privacy of the requesting party
will be protected by the moderator(s) of this echomail conference.

Please conduct yourself in this echo as a rational thinking adult.

The moderator(s) prefer to handle moderation issues via private mail
wherever possible. Sysops who do not offer users netmail are asked to
convey any communication addressed to a user and sent by netmail to that
user.

Musicians are a gregarious bunch, and topics can drift from the stated
subject quite easily, so I've noted over the years while participating in
many forums for musicians and support personnel. Your moderator will
interpret these rules quite loosely so as to make this echo fun and
beneficial to participants. However, flaming and personal attacks will *not*
be tolerated.

Please do not gate this echo outside of fidonet without asking permission of
the moderator(s) and conference participants. Gating requests may be granted
if the gate works reliably in both directions for both echomail traffic
as well as private netmail communications.

As is customary with fidonet echomail conferences we discourage multiple
line signatures and high bit ascii except where allowed by conventions such
as the header of the message to convey proper names of individuals, etc.
So, come on in, pull up a chair and enjoy discussing that musical instrument
that has brought so much joy to your life.

What you don't use you may lose! Tell your fellow guitar and bass guitar
enthusiasts about this echomail conference. This moderator considers himself
the custodian of this echomail conference. One of the duties of such a
custodian is, of course, keeping the echo compliant with requirements for
backbone carriage. The echo actually belongs to its participants. Therefore,
if the echo moderator can no longer serve as moderator/custodian, all
necessary information and materials will be turned over to a new moderator
chosen by the echo's participants, or an individual who has expressed an
interest in serving as moderator. A vote of echo users will always be
preferred should the moderator choose not to continue however.

This echomail conference was created in 1992. The fidonet guitar echo has
been carried on the z1 backbone for over a decade, and once was a very
popular echomail conference. Help us keep it on the fidonet backbones by
participating and telling your fellow guitar and bass enthusiasts about it.

Thanks for participating in the guitar echo.

Richard Webb: Moderator Emeritus
Gary Gilmore: Moderator Emeritus
Mark Lewis  : Moderator



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