java posts

[Matt Ratliff]

Would all posts for NON Java programming please move to another
newsgroup!!

This group was established as a repository in which to communicate
topics related to the Java programming language!!

[Joshua Cranmer]

Re: java posts

Matt Ratliff wrote:

Would all posts for NON Java programming please move to another
newsgroup!!
>
This group was established as a repository in which to communicate
topics related to the Java programming language!!

1. All of those posts are spam. I doubt that the spammers will ever
listen to your comments or even read this.
2. As far as spam goes, be happy that you only get this little spam in
the newsgroup. I haven't seen a message in months with only one item in
my kill-list: (all messages that are from MI5Victim@mi5.g ov.uk go
straight to /dev/null). If you want to seem some high noise ratio, go to
sci.crypt or sci.math.

--
Beware of bugs in the above code; I have only proved it correct, not
tried it. -- Donald E. Knuth

[Bester McDooley]

Re: java posts

On Fri, 07 Dec 2007 15:34:16 -0500, Matt Ratliff
<mattr@safedata isp.netwrote:

>Would all posts for NON Java programming please move to another
>newsgroup!!
>
>This group was established as a repository in which to communicate
>topics related to the Java programming language!!

This is Java related:

http://www.businessweek.com/technology/content/dec2005/tc20051213_042973.htm

[Doug Dunn]

Announcing *new* website JavaSpec.org

Matt Ratliff wrote:

>
This group was established as a repository in which to communicate
topics related to the Java programming language!!

Matt,

This is a *one-time* only announcement of a new website opened this
month. This message is being posted to comp.lang.java *only* and no
other newsgroups whatsoever.

JavaSpec.org is a new Java Fundamentals wiki with the same scope as the JLS.

Some of you will recognize my work from www.javarules.com, my old website.

Regards,

Doug