Re: META: Scope of list (was Final Warning)

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OK.. I will focus my comments, questions, editorials, ets.. only on the Korean
War as stated below.  If someone should make a comment not regarding the Korean
War I will not respond to this group.

If I should respond my comments will be taken off this listserver and will
respond directly to that person.

Dan Fahey



Martin Dunne wrote:

> ----- Original Message -----
> From: "Ed Evanhoe" <evanhoe@arbuckleonline.com>
> To: <KOREAN-WAR-L@raven.cc.ku.edu>
> Sent: Sunday, March 24, 2002 1:37 PM
> Subject: Final Warning
>
> > This is a final warning.  This list if for the discussion of Korean War
> > topics, not current or recent U.S. politics.  There are lists devoted to
> > this subject BUT THIS NOT ONE OF THEM.  Anyone who continues to talk
> > present politics on this list will be suspended from posting.  This means,
> > they will receive the posts from the list but will NOT be able to
> > respond.  And they can NOT sign back on if they leave the list.
>
> [snip]
>
> >From Ed's page-
>         KOREAN-WAR-L (Korean War discussion list) is provided by the
> University of Kansas. It is a commercial-free list where those interested in
> history or the Korean War can post their comments or experiences, ask
> questions of other list members about events and carry on an open discussion
> of Korean War related topics. Period covered by this discussion list is
> pre-Korean War through 1955 with "pre-Korean War" meaning events which took
> place prior to the Korean War which had a direct or indirect bearing on the
> conflict -- the Yalta Conference, Soviet Union help in arming and training
> the North Korean People's Army and the like.
>
> http://www.korean-war.com/kwdiscussionlist.html
>
> On topic-
>
> 1. History
> 2. The Korean War
> 3. Comments on such (opinions)
> 4. Experiences (first or second hand)
> 5. Questions relating to such
> 6. pre-Korean war, as defined above
> 7. post-Korean war though to 1955
>
> I have certainly strayed from these points by posting on fictional
> representations of the war- EC comics, MASH both in tv and movie form.
> If anyone sees anything missing from my list, or feels this doesn't
> accurately address the scope of the Korean War list, speak now or forever
> hold your piece.
>
> --
> George Blake was sitting across the table from the interpreter who was
> taking detailed notes on the antecedents of the vice-consul's maternal
> grandmother when a bullet came up through the floor, through the table, and
> shattered the inkpot, splattering the two men with ink. The interpreter was
> very annoyed.
> 'These boys, they get drunk easily,' he said.
>
> p. 75 Phillip Deane "Captive in Korea" (Hamish Hamilton, London, 1953)