Subject: Template for community access computer systems

From: Douglas Schuler <[email-masked]>
Date: Tue, 28 Jul 1992 11:09:46 -0700

This suggestion is just one part of an idea that Richard Civille has
kicked around about a "handbook" for community access computer systems.
This is a template for describing moribund, existing, and planned
systems.  This template is a rough guide only because systems probably 
won't fit into the mold so nicely.

If people are willing to take a look at this proposed template and suggest
changes I'll be glad to change it around.  If people will fill this out
and return it to me, I'll be glad to act as a resource and to summarize
the results.

Sound reasonable??

--=-=  Doug

****  Please forward to community access computer systems people  *****

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     FIRST CUT AT A TEMPLATE FOR COMMUNITY ACCESS NETWORKS
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Current as of ________________, 1992.

System Name:

System Description and/or Charter:

Organization Name:

Organization type: [non-profit educational, etc.]

Organization description: [committee names & tasks, decision-making
processes]

Status: [planned, prototype, operational, etc.]

Internet address:

Dial-up phone number(s):

How accessed: [public terminals, dial-up, etc.(usage percentages would be
valuable!)]

Contact person info: [address, phone, FAX, e-mail, etc.]

Materials available: [published or on-line]

Usage fee policy:

Information policy info [e.g. profanity, copywrites, etc.]:

User demographics:

Number of accounts:

Average number of logins per day:

System hardware and software:

Staff: [volunteers and paid, titles, job descriptions, hours worked per week,
etc.]

Other notes:

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Please return this as well as suggestions to [email-masked].