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Internet Mailing Lists
Here are a couple of the longest standing mailing
lists about the Internet:
- Help-Net.
The Help-Net mailing list provides help with the Internet, and has a helpful cast of
old-timers that can provide answers to most Internet related questions, although like
all help resources they prefer if you have first tried to search for the answer
yourself. You can subscribe to the list by sending the following email to LISTSERV@crcvms.unl.edu:
subscribe
help-net yourfirstname yourlastname
- RFC-DIST. The RFC-DIST mailing
list announces new Request for Comments documents.
Historical:
- IMR.
The Internet Monthly Report (IMR) is a monthly mailing list used to
communicate Internet related issues to the Internet community. Archives were
kept at ftp://ftp.isi.edu/in-notes/imr, and you used to be able to join
the list by sending
the following command in the body of an email
to the address <majordomo@isi.edu>:
subscribe
imr
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