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E-mail based interest groups

How to subscribe to an interest group?

  • By sending an e-mail message, in many cases: to listserv@computer-address with Subject: DO NOT FILL IN and in the body: sub[scribe] listname Your_first_name Name


  • Through a gateway system on WWW



How to find relevant groups?

  • Use subject-oriented indexes and directories to search for Internet-based sources in general and/or


  • Search directory files concerning interest groups online:


    Liszt, the mailing list directory

    Liszt is a directory of Internet discussion groups: mailing lists, newsgroups, and IRC chat channels. It's a way to find groups of people on the 'net discussing whatever it is you really care about.
    (topica - US - http://www.liszt.com/)


    Yahoo! Groups

    Do not confuse the database of messages with the database about the groups.
    (Yahoo! - US - http://groups.yahoo.com/)


    Tile.net

    (List Universe.com - US - http://tile.net/)


    Meta-List.net

    (Speedlink - DE - http://www.meta-list.net/)


    The Directory of Scholarly and Professional E-Conferences

    (Diane K. Kovacs - US - http://n2h2.com/KOVACS/)




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Usenet

Google Newsgroups

A good searchable archive of Usenet News messages.
(google.com - US - http://groups.google.com/)


Liszt, the mailing list directory

Liszt is a directory of Internet discussion groups: mailing lists, newsgroups, and IRC chat channels. It's a way to find groups of people on the 'net discussing whatever it is you really care about.
(topica - US - http://www.liszt.com/)


Tile.net

(List Universe.com - US - http://tile.net/)


The Directory of Scholarly and Professional E-Conferences

(Diane K. Kovacs - US - http://www.kovacs.com)


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