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The "Collectors" Mailing list is intended as a forum for collectors and antiquers worldwide.
You can post INQUIRIES to ask about collectibles you have, or FOR SALE ads to sell something you have, or WANTED ads to try to find something you're looking for.
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NEW-LIST is a moderated distribution list which may be used to announce the establishment of new e-mail mailing lists. Many of the people who maintain "lists of lists" subscribe to the NEW-LIST list as do direct users of the information.
NEW-LIST may also be used to announce SIGNIFICANT changes to a list. A significant change is one which might prevent a user from subscribing (for example if the host system or subscription address change). Other valid changes might be if the purpose of the list changes significantly or if the list is terminated. The subject will be:
Subject: CHANGE: listname - description
Finally, NEW-LIST may be used as a list of LAST RESORT to search for lists or make sure a duplicate doesn't exist. YOU MUST search for the list yourself first! We just don't have time to do this for everyone and there will be too much noise if we send all of these to the list. You might try one of the following lists for general discussions of lists or network questions
CRUISE-L on LISTSERV@UNLVM.UNL.EDU Cruising the Internet
HELP-NET on LISTSERV@VM.TEMPLE.EDU BITNET/INTERNET Help Resource or other similar resources.
All searches submitted to NEW-LIST must include a statement that searching has been done and describe any related lists which may NOT be what you are looking for. All replies should go to the original person doing the search.
The subject for a list search or confirmation will be:
Subject: SEARCH: description
and they will be sent out as time permits. Submissions without information about searches the author has done may be returned. We also give priority to new list announcements and changes.
Filtering Information
At this time subscribers to NEW-LIST who are members on the primary host at LISTSERV@vm1.nodak.edu or on BITNET LISTSERV@NDSUVM1 have some additional ways they can tailor the information they receive.
Each NEW-LIST distribution will have one or more "topics" specified at the start of the subject in the headers. The general format is:
Subject: topic1,topic2: normal subject line
For example, new lists will be announced with the "NEW" topic:
Subject: NEW: listname - description
The following topics are avilable:
set new-list topics=topic1,topic2,...
For example, to change to NEW,CHANGE,ADMIN you sould send the command:
set new-list topics=new,change,admin
and you would NOT receive the SEARCH mail. If you want to reset your subscription to all the topics enter:
set new-list topics=all
Obtaining Files
All requests for files related to NEW-LIST should be sent via e-mail to LISTSERV@vm1.nodak.edu or on BITNET to LISTSERV@NDSUVM1 .
The "GET" command is used to obtain the file. A few of the more common files are shown with the command to enter in the body of the mail:
Command . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . Description
GET NEW-LIST FORMAT . . . . . . . . . .Format for contributions to new-list :
All contributors must read this
GET NEW-LIST SEARCHES . . . . . . . .Hints on finding lists. All SEARCH :
contributors must read this or next.
GET NEW-LIST WOUTERS . . . . . . . . Article on finding lists by Arno Wouters.
GET NEW-LIST CREATE . . . . . . . . . . Some general suggestions if you want to
set up your own list.
These files are also available via anonymous FTP from vm1.nodak.edu. Once connected enter cd new-list and then ascii (Use text transfer only). Then use get fname.ftype to get the file. For example, use get new-list.format to get the NEW-LIST FORMAT file.
Contact
If you have any questions please contact the list owner/editor:
Marty Hoag hoag@vm1.nodak.edu or nu021172@NDSUVM1.BITNET
NDSU Information Technology Services
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Also, IRD has proven to be valuable for those who have email only access to the Internet, as it provides a comprehensive by subject guide to Mailing lists, Newsgroups, FTP sites, Gophers, Telnet sites and the WWW, mostly with a brief description and allows to use this resources efficiently via email access to this services.
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This list was initiated to provide a very easy and convenient way for the rapidly growing number of users of this off-line Internet search tool and Notebook to maintain an up to date database on their PC.
Update files for IRD are also accessible for downlaoding via the IRD Web site, but subscribing to this list ensures to receive all the updates automatically and in a timely manner.
Also, IRD has proven to be valuable for those who have email only access to the Internet, as it provides a comprehensive by subject guide to Mailing lists, Newsgroups, FTP sites, Gophers, Telnet sites and the WWW, mostly with a brief description and allows to use this resources efficiently via email access to this services.
The updates will be send once every month or two, depending on the release schedule for the Internet Resources Database. The file size of each file varies but should not exceed 200 Kbytes. Most times the file should be smaller than 100 Kbytes
The file is send as MIME encoded file attachment to an email. The name of the file send to the subscribers of this list is:
telnet.upd
Appending this file also adds a compilation of all the new Telnet sites added to your database with this update file. This allows to conveniently check out all the new entries.
There are several other IRD update lists available "by subject" and "by type of resources" for all those users who have built their Internet Resources Database to include only certain subjects or only selected types of resources i.e. only Telnet sites and Mailing Lists, or only "Business & Finance" and "Science & Technology" topics. This allows to select the update files according to the content of the Internet Resources Database everyone has built on her/his PC.
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A complete list of all the IRD Update Lists available can be found on the IRD Web site at:
http://www.internetdatabase.com
or can be requested from the IRD InfoServer by sending an email to:
IRD-Update-Lists@internetdatabase.com
Owner: Martin Bohnet mbohnet@internetdatabase.com
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This list was initiated to provide a very easy and convenient way for the rapidly growing number of users of this off-line Internet search tool and Notebook to maintain an up to date database on their PC.
Update files for IRD are also accessible via the IRD Web site, but subscribing to this list ensures to receive all the updates automatically and in a timely manner.
Also, IRD has proven to be valuable for those who have email only access to the Internet, as it provides a comprehensive by subject guide to Mailing lists, Newsgroups, FTP sites, Gophers, Telnet sites and the WWW, mostly with a brief description and allows to use this resources efficiently via email access to this services.
The updates will be send once every month or two, depending on the release schedule for the Internet Resources Database. The file size of each file varies but should not exceed 200 Kbytes. Most times the file should be smaller than 100 Kbytes
The file is send as MIME encoded file attachment to an email.
The name of the file send to the subscribers of this list is:
wwwpages.upd
Appending this file also adds a compilation of all the new World Wide sites added to your database with this update file. This allows to conveniently check out all the new entries.
There are several other IRD update lists available "by subject" and "by type of resources" for all those users who have built their Internet Resources Database to include only certain subjects or only selected types of resources i.e. only Telnet sites and Mailing Lists, or only "Business & Finance" and "Science & Technology" topics. This allows to select the update files according to the content of the Internet Resources Database everyone has built on her/his PC.
To subscribe to the WWW-Update list send a email to
WWW-Update-request@internetdatabase.com
with subscribe (Your Name) (Your email address)
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A complete list of all the IRD Update Lists is available on the IRD Web site at:
http://www.internetdatabase.com
or can be requested from the IRD InfoServer by sending an email to:
IRD-Update-Lists@internetdatabase.com
Owner: Martin Bohnet mbohnet@internetdatabase.com
Info about IRD: IRD-InfoServer@internetdatabase.com