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It does exist. If you can't get it on your news
server, contact the
administrator for your ISP and ask them to add it. It
shouldn't take more than a
day for it to be populated. Otherwise, do an advanced
search under Google Groups
for wpi.techwriting - it's in there.
Johanna
> An earlier message today sent me to a page that mentioned wpi.techwriting, a
> newsgroup for technical writing issues. I've tried many different news
> servers, but none have included that newsgroup. Is there someone out there
> who subscribes to wpi.techwriting? If so, what newsgroup are you using?
>
> Rick
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