| AFS Charter 30 November 2005 [message #175708] |
Do, 01 Dezember 2005 00:17 |
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alt.fan.starwars newsgroup. Created : Mon Jan 15 16:50:18 1996
CHARTER
The purpose of this newsgroup (AFS) is to give fans of Star Wars an outlet
to discuss subjects pertaining to the Star Wars Saga. Covering a range of
topics from both Imperial AND Rebel views including but not limited to its
characters, its politics, its technology, its theories and rumours and a
vast amount of opinions on all subjects herein...etc
We request that the following rules be adhered to:
The posting of SPAM is prohibited.
The posting of off-topic material is not prohibited but it would be best if
the newsgroup consisted of 99% Star Wars posts and not the other way around.
Advertisements are strictly prohibited.*
Cross posting between related newsgroups is strongly discouraged.
Cross posting to non related newsgroups is strictly prohibited.
The posting of binaries is NOT allowed.
Personal attacks are strongly discouraged but impossible to control.
*What falls into the category of 'advertisements'?
An advertisement is defined as a notice designed to gain public attention or
patronage. This primarily applies to sales/auction posts as well as
trading/wanted posts... but it could also include a number of other things.
Web site promotions are OK but they are discouraged unless the site
correlates to AFS in some manner. XXX promotions are NOT ALLOWED.
We also do not care for eBay posts. There is an undefined line which
concerns Star Wars toys... please do not try to sell them, but the
occasional conversation is not discouraged. That's another thing. Sigs are
generally acceptable even if they contain advertisements as long as the
following criteria is met...
a) acceptable length (1-6 lines is good)
b) posts containing "ad" sigs are done for the benefit of the conversation,
not the advertisement.
What this boils down to, is that compact sigs with a link/advertisement are
ok as long as they do not deter from the discussion at hand.
GOOD:
I think the second death star would have been flawless had it not been for
those blasted ewoks, in reality the Empire would have decimated the
Rebellion at the Battle of Endor. Seriously, how can a bunch of little bears
armed with dull spears win a battle against trained troopers with blaster
rifles?
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BAD:
yeah, i like starwarz too
goodguy, , wrote:
> Anybody know if Samuel Jackson is signed up for Episode II? TIA.
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| Re: AFS Charter 30 November 2005 [message #175736 ] |
Do, 01 Dezember 2005 05:39 |
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> GOOD:
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> I think the second death star would have been flawless had it not been for
> those blasted ewoks, in reality the Empire would have decimated the
> Rebellion at the Battle of Endor. Seriously, how can a bunch of little bears
> armed with dull spears win a battle against trained troopers with blaster
> rifles?
Killing off an ewok-infested planet with blasters is way too labor
instensive. It's theoritcally possible, but a less expensive final
solution to the ewok problem is called for.
It would be a lot more cost effective to drop care packages filled with
DCON. Then you could just come back in a few days and watch the little
bastards writhing in agony as their guts explode.
Alternatively I suppose you could destroy the entire planet with a
death star, but that would be a waste of natural resources needed to
support the war effort.
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