Shakespeare Electronic Conference, Vol. 1, No. 11. Wednesday, 1 Aug 1990.
 
 
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      Subject: List Memberships
 
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      From:         Ken Steele <
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      Subject:      Bitnet Discussion Groups
 
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Subject: List Memberships
 
SHAKSPEReans:
 
In his biography, Ken Steele mentions that he has been "a brief or
long-term member of ENGLISH, LITERARY, WORDS-L, REED-L, GUTNBERG,
TEI-L, SFLOVERS, and most of all, HUMANIST."  I too am a member of
HUMANIST and GUTNBERG as well as PMC-LIST and PMC-TALK.
 
I am interested in finding out about those lists of which I am not a
member at present.  So, Ken, would you tell me about ENGLISH,
LITERARY, WORDS-L, REED-L, TEI-L, and SFLOVERS?  Also, are there other
lists that others of you belong to?
 
For my part, let me give some information about PMC-LIST and PMC-TALK.
PMC-LIST, *Post Modern Culture Journal*, is a juried, electronic
journal, that will publish its first issue this fall.  PMC-TALK,
Postmodern Culture Journal Discussion List, is an open and unedited
discussion group that was set up to run alongside the edited journal.
Inquiries about PMC-LIST can be made to the Journal Editor, John
Unsworth at PMC@NCSUVM. If you would like to subscribe to PMC-TALK,
you may do so by following these directions posted by the editors:
 
>send an e-mail letter to LISTSERV@NCSUVM (or, if you are on the


>Internet, to 
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>line command:


 
>     subscribe pmc-talk [your first and last name]


 
>Do NOT send your request to the list itself (i.e., do not send


>your request to pmc-talk@ncsuvm; if you do, it will be


>distributed as mail to all the list's subscribers).  If for some


>reason this does not seem to work, send mail with your request to


>the journal's address, pmc@ncsuvm (or, on the Internet,


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P.S.  I also communicate remotely with academic libraries; this is an
area that we may wish to explore on SHAKSPER at a later date.
 
          Hardy M. Cook
          Bowie State University
          
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Date:         Wed, 01 Aug 90 16:51:18 EDT
From:         Ken Steele <
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Subject:      Bitnet Discussion Groups
 
 
There are literally *thousands* of Bitnet discussion groups accessible
like SHAKSPER.  A complete listing (which will take a few hours to
read through) can be obtained by sending the "list global" command to
Listserv@utoronto, either as a mail or interactive message.  These
groups include various scientific specialties, computer user groups,
WordPerfect and NotaBene groups, philosophy, history, and much more.
Some of the more relevant lists of which I am aware include these:
 
 
HUMANIST@Brownvm  -  A moderated discussion group for humanities computing
                     Contact the EDITORS@Brownvm for further information.
 
ENGLISH@Utarlvm1  -  An unmoderated and rather quiet group for teachers
                     and students of English literature.
 
LITERARY@Ucf1vm   -  An unmoderated and rather active, though casual,
                     discussion group, primarily for contemporary
                     literature (it would seem).
 
TEI-L@UICVM       -  A discussion of the Text Encoding Initiative.
 
REED-L            -  The Records of Early English Drama list --
                     also here at Toronto.  A topic which should be
                     generating more discussion than it is.  Unmoderated.
 
WORDS-L@YALEVM    -  Dedicated to the English Language, but essentially
                     a very active group discussing linguistic trivia
                     (a great many queries are asked which a quick check
                     of the OED could answer, unfortunately).
 
ANSAX-L@WVNVM     -  An Anglo-Saxonist discussion group.
 
SFLOVERS@Rutvm1   -  A Science Fiction literature/media discussion group.
                     Unmoderated.
 
C18-L@PSUVM       -  An interdisciplinary discussion of the eighteenth-
                     century, predominantly literary.  Unmoderated.
 
NEW-LIST@Ndsuvm1  -  A list dedicated to announcements of new lists.
 
FWAKE-L@IRLEARN   -  A list dedicated solely to discussion of Joyce's
                     *Finnegan's Wake*
 
MORRIS@SUVM       -  A list dedicated to Morris Dancing.
 
 
These lists vary greatly in quality; some I would recommend, others
I have abandoned in despair.  A number may grow to be more effective
as time goes on.  The only true evaluation is to subscribe and see.
In each case, send the command "SUB listname John H. Doe" to the
listserv at the node indicated, and you will either be automatically
added to the list or given further information.
 
                                  Ken Steele
                                  Editor, SHAKSPER
                                  University of Toronto
 
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