Subject: AROID-L LISTSERV discussion group

From: [email-masked]
Date: Mon, 31 Oct 94 15:18:04 PDT

Here is some information about this group:

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Date: Fri, 12 Nov 1993 15:43:32 CST
From: phil mueller <[email-masked]>
Subject: AROID-L Announcement
 
THE INTERNATIONAL AROID SOCIETY ANNOUNCES THE DEBUT OF AROID-L, A
NEW ELECTRONIC DISCUSSION GROUP SET UP TO PROVIDE A FORUM FOR
COLLECTORS, ACADEMICS, AND OTHERS INTERESTED IN THIS FASCINATING
GROUP OF PLANTS.
 
AROID-L is a free international forum to promote the exchange of
information on growing, collecting, and reproducing aroids.
 
The primary purpose of AROID-L is to enable aroid enthusiasts to
easily communicate with each other. We will feature show
announcements, book reviews, papers from subscribers, and
discussion. Since the list is affiliated with the International
Aroid Society, we will post announcements and other communications
>from  the society.
 
TO SUBSCRIBE:
 
Send a message to [email-masked] (no subject)
 
   SUB AROID-L John Doe   (substitute your own name of course)
 
If you have an automatic signature file, it should be deleted for
listproc commands.
 
There are no dues or fees of any kind. Subscribers only need an
address on Internet or Bitnet or a commercial service like Delphi or
Compuserve.  Delphi seems to work smoother with the Internet and is
cheaper than most others.
 
TO POST A MESSAGE TO AROID-L
 
Send your message to [email-masked]. Enter a subject on the
subject line. This is important for searching the weekly logs for
messages relating to a specific subject.
 
AROID-L is co-edited by Steve Marak and Phil Mueller.  The editors
will filter out extraneous messages and items that do not belong on
AROID-L.  Some communications do not aid the dialog and may belong
on another list.  The editors will not alter the substance of
anyone's post. However, the subject line may be changed to
facilitate ease of searching the log.
 
Contributions may vary in length. Please sign your name and e-mail
address to each post. All posts must be signed, and we will add the
address if it is not included.
 
All contributions to AROID-L will be part of the public domain and
can be freely used, printed, copied or retransmitted if credit is
given to the original author.
 
Please send all questions to:
   Phil Mueller <hi23ahg.mailhost.tcs.tulane.edu>
or
   Steve Marak <[email-masked]>