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Subject: Re: create comp.lang.ada.spark - thoughts?
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"Rod Chapman" <rod.chapman@praxis-cs.co.uk> wrote in message
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> Dear c.l.a
>
> We are considering submitting a Request for Disscussion (RFD) to
> create a new newsgroup: comp.lang.ada.spark
>
> This would be an unmoderated group for general discussion of the SPARK
> Ada subset and its uses.  In order for an RFD to be successful there has
> to be a general critical-mass of interest (and votes!) to make it
> worth-while...
>
> So...what do you think?  Good idea?  Bad idea?  Don't care?

Personally I'd like to see information about SPARK on cla.

I would however like to see separate:

  comp.lang.ada.advocacy

and

  comp.lang.ada.off-topic

newsgroups.  Maybe we could even get Robert Dewar back on cla ;-)

>
> Thanks,
>  Rod Chapman, SPARK Team