Winnie the Pooh!!! — ZXNet «zx.spectrum»

From Andrew Litvinov To All 2 April 1997

Hello Moderator!

...March 31, 97 Tony Pavlov and Andrew Litvinov were having a conversation on the topic “48
irons”:
TP> People, well, they should lather me some Vinny!!! I really want to!

Hey, (co)moderator(s)! Where are you? I ask for permission to upload the subject to echo (105k)

I wish you good luck!
Andrew. [Team AMD In$ide] [Team ZX-music]

... The strength of a fool is that a smart person is powerless in front of him.

From Michael Markowsky To All 4 April 1997

Hello, Andrew!

Wed 15:51 02 Apr 1997 Andrew Litvinov writes to Moderator & Comoderators:

AL> Hey, (co)moderator(s)! Where are you? I ask for permission to upload the subject to
AL> echo (105k)

Echo rules allow the placement of uencode up to 128K without prior
approval from the moderator.

Best wishes! Michael KLUG

From Andrew Litvinov To All 5 April 1997

MM> The echo rules allow the placement of uencodes up to 128K without
MM> prior approval from the moderator.

It seems like it was up to 80?

2All: Well, then I’ll throw it! Catch... It works under the Shalaev emulsion!

From Michael Markowsky To All 7 April 1997

AL> It seems like it was up to 80?

It is useful to read the rules periodically.

============================================================================
Rules of the ZX.SPECTRUM conference, as amended on March 20, 97.

[...]
The ZX.SPECTRUM conference adopted the following :
- basic form: UUENCODE in sections of no more than 100-130
lines of archives received by _IBM_compatible_ (!) archivers,
files either in the Hobeta format (HOBETA), or in the most common tape/disk image
formats Spectrum
> emulators _on_IBM-PC_, or text ones. The subject (Subj.) of a message
> containing a uencode _must_begin_ (!) with [xx/yy],
> where xx is the uencode section number, yy is the total number of sections;

- placement in the conference of large (more than 128 kb) materials _only_
_after_ prior approval with the moderator;

===========================================================================

If you had read the rules in time, you would have formatted the letters with the uencode
correctly.

AL> I wish you good luck!
AL> Andrew. [Team AMD In$ide] [Team ZX-music]

Best wishes! Michael KLUG

From Andy Krasilnikov To All 10 April 1997

Hello, Andrew!

05 April 1997 (Saturday) Andrew Litvinov wrote Michael Markowsky:

AL> 2All: Well, then I’ll throw it! Catch... It works under the Shalaev emulsion!
In what order should the files be written? Or does it not matter?

With best wishes,
Andy