In order to assist the threading of posts in the group,
each header should start with a suitable abbreviation of
the show to which it refers, in parentheses. For example:
'(SAAB) What happened to the Wild Cards?' SAAB = Space:
Above and Beyond '(M1) So who killed Jessica Costello?' M1
= Murder One


I never heard of that rule before. Who decided that we must follow this
rule and when?

Brendan

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The aim of this newsgroup is to provide a forum for the
discussion of programmes shown on the British Sky
Broadcasting network. Discussion of delivery and reception
technology, for example dishes and decoders, is forbidden.
In order to assist the threading of posts in the group,
each header should start with a suitable abbreviation of
the show to which it refers, in parentheses. For example:
'(SAAB) What happened to the Wild Cards?' SAAB = Space:
Above and Beyond '(M1) So who killed Jessica Costello?' M1
= Murder One

This will allow readers to killfile threads concerning
shows in which they have no interest.

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Charter of uk.media.tv.sky
(Not Moderated)

The aim of this newsgroup is to provide a forum for the
discussion of programmes shown on the British Sky
Broadcasting network. Discussion of delivery and reception
technology, for example dishes and decoders, is forbidden.
In order to assist the threading of posts in the group,
each header should start with a suitable abbreviation of
the show to which it refers, in parentheses. For example:
'(SAAB) What happened to the Wild Cards?' SAAB = Space:
Above and Beyond '(M1) So who killed Jessica Costello?' M1
= Murder One

This will allow readers to killfile threads concerning
shows in which they have no interest.

Advertising

No advertising is be allowed, except for announcements of
WWW sites or email addresses to allow people to obtain
further information.

Binaries

No binaries of any kind are allowed; however pointers to
Sky-related binaries on WWW or FTP sites are acceptable.

Newsgroups line

uk.media.tv.sky
Programmes on the British Sky Broadcasting network