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he'd be happy to answer them or help you
find the answer.

A search of listserv & majordomo archives will
expose to the range of his postings.....


----- DEVMEDIA ------
(oops... my favourite e-mailings list, and I cannot find the
file for it :-(

Its the Development and Media list run by AMARC
(the worldwide association of community radio stations) and
Videazimut (the worldwide association of peopel & organization.
Don Richardson at the University of Guelph in Ontario, Canada is
the list facilitator..

(I'll post more information on this later...
George)

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Date sent:                Tue, 10 Feb 1998 19:51:59 EST
From:             Elliott Parker <3ZLUFUR@CMUVM.CSV.CMICH.EDU>
Organization:     Central Michigan University
Subject:               February Monthly Note
To:               CARR-L@ULKYVM.LOUISVILLE.EDU

     This note is usually posted about the 10th of the month both as an
introduction to new users and a reminder for older subscribers.  Any
significant changes are indicated with a "+" in the first column.

+    We have had a problem with people sending "confirm" commands to
the list.
+    Then, other people saw the msg. and jumped to the assumption they
must also confirm.
+    Not to worry.  A request to confirm will come direct from Listserv
+and be a half-dozen lines telling you exactly how to confirm your
+subscription.  Confirm requests do not go out to every body and not at
+the same time;  it depends on whether you have posted msgs. recently
or sent a command.
+    Others should not send messages to the list excorciating those
+people who sent commands to the list.  That just wastes more time and
+bandwidth.  If you have to point out the mistake, a gentle reminder
+direct to the offender via email is preferred.

     The list is focused on using computers to help in researching,
compiling, or distributing information either in traditional, hardcopy
form or electronically.  Specifically, the list is for working
journalists in any medium.

     This list belongs to you, the users.  Please feel free to
participate.  It is only through active use that a "virtual
newsroom" will evolve.  The list is "self-moderated"--you are
responsible for what you post.  Remember a note to
LISTSERV@ULKYVM.LOUISVILLE.EDU
goes only to a machine and must be a command, while a note to
CARR-L@ULKYVM.LOUISVILLE.EDU will be sent to everybody on the list.

1.  List address
     The address of CARR-L is CARR-L@ULKYVM.LOUISVILLE.EDU
2.  If you run into difficulties:
     1.  Consult a local network whiz.
     2.  Contact the list owners, Elliott Parker
          (elliott.parker@cmich.edu) or
          Samer Farha (samer@clark.net).
3.  To unsubscribe
     To unsubscribe and leave the list, send the command
SIGNOFF CARR-L to LISTSERV@ULKYVM.LOUISVILLE.EDU Note the command must
go to the LISTSERV, not CARR-L.  This command must also come from the
address from which you originally subscribed, so the LISTSERV can find
the exact match.

4.  Posting messages to the list
     By all means post to the List,  keeping in mind the focus of the
list. Postings are strongly encouraged.  Information from other
sources, either online or hardcopy is valuable.
     To post to the list, send your message to
CARR-L@ULKYVM.LOUISVILLE.EDU.  It will then be distributed to everybody
on the distribution list.  If you send it to LISTSERV, it will be
returned to you, since LISTSERV only expects commands, not messages.
     If you do repost something from another source, it is only ethical
and helpful to give credit to the original poster along with the full
citation. If you forward something from CARR-L make sure you give
credit to the original poster and/or source.
     The poster is responsible for observing and following appropriate
copyright laws.
     Much written work today is already is some kind of word processing
format but remember to convert it to plain ASCII for distribution over
the networks.
          The list is not moderated, but you must be subscribed to the
List before LISTSERV will let you post.
     You can often assist other subscribers by asking questions related
to Computer-assisted Journalism. No question is "too simple."  If you
have a question, someone else probably also wants the answer.
     Keep your messages short to conserve bandwidth and save the
resources of those subscribers who must pay to receive messages.  Some
gateways also limit the size of mail they accept. If your message is
longer than about 20K, you might consider posting a short abstract and
invite interested readers to request the complete version from you.
     You might also want to consider splitting the posting into several
parts.
     If you have a longer post of general, longer term interest,
contact the List Owner to see if it can be archived on the file server
so people can request it.
     Use a descriptive subject line.  Many people decide whether they
want to read a message based on the content of the subject line.
     If you are forwarding a message from another list, the subject
line should start with "FWD:"  Do not use the "" but the : is required.
This will insure that those messages are not sent to people who have
elected not to see them.
    Sign all your messages. It helps to have at least a name to
associate with a post and some mailers strip off the header, so the
receiver cannot reply unless there is some kind of internal address.  A
"nom de list" is acceptable.
     Be tolerant of newcomers.  We were all new to this medium at one
time, we are all still learning, and procedures are still being
refined.
     Attachments should never be sent to CARR-L.
     Lacking a uniform standard, most subscribers will not be able to
decode them.  Attachments may also contain viruses leading many email
savvy subscribers to delete them immediately without even bothering to
read them. Since the list is also archived, attachements will continue
to popup whenever somebody searches the archives for key words in the
subject line.

6. To subscribe to the list, send the following:
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to LISTSERV@ULKYVM.LOUISVILLE.EDU, using your real name, not a computer
userid.
         In a few minutes, you will get back a short acknowledgement
from the LISTSERV machine.  If you don't get back a confirming note,
make sure you spelled everything correctly and used the right address.
     If you did everything right and still haven't gotten back any
confirming message, wait a few hours--a gateway or node may be "down"
and your email will be forwarded when things are back to normal.
     If you still can't get signed up, GOTO 2.

17.  Statistics
+    Number of subscribers (includes gateways)   1601
+    Countries represented                         57
+    Average messages per day                      15
+    In the last month, 179 people posted messages.

    Be aware that it is a trivial job for "someone" to monitor
electronic mail or any discussion list.  It is also extremely easy to
save any message and to forward it electronically or repost to another
list.
    Thanks to the U. of Louisville for hosting CARR-L since the list
started in 1992.  The University, however, is not responsible for any
postings or replies.

Elliott Parker and Samer Farha Co-List Owners, CARR-L

Elliott:
Department of Journalism
Central Michigan University
Mt. Pleasant, MI 48859 USA
Office tele: +1 517 774 3196
Internet: elliott.parker@CMUVM.CSV.CMICH.EDU
          or eparker@well.com

Samer: samer@clark.net

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ORNET a listserv dealing almost exclusively with Orissia
Subscription information can be found at their homepage.

Oryia Homepage

Supplied note: "The homepage of people from the Indian state of Orissa"

Site contents: Orissa and Oriya (ORISSA - A bird's eye view, ORISSA -
Our Motherland, Government of India, Government of Orissa, Oriya
Alphanumerals, ORNET, Bhubaneswar - The Capital City of Orissa,
Creation of Orissa Province, History of Oriya Literature, Dances of
Orissa, Oriya Songs, Oriya Celebrities, ORISSA - In search of a helping
hand, An Integrated Approach, ORISSA and its development, Organizations
in Orissa); Oriya Chatroom & Bulletin Board; Kids, Poetry and Jokes
Corners; Oriyas around the world; OSA Chapters; NRI Involvement in
India; Organizations Supporting India (SAWNET, ASHA [Asian Women Self-
Help Association], SAKHI, UNICEF, Action-India, Rotaract) Weekend
Thoughts; Down the Memory Lane; Visa Information; Miscellaneous
Information

URL
http://www.cs.columbia.edu/~deba

Link submitted by: George Lessard (media@web.apc.org)

* Resource type [news - documents - study - corporate info. - online
guide]: Online Guide
* Research usefulness [essential - v.useful - useful - interesting
- marginal]: Interesting

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(Enterprise Development in Developed & Developing Countries)


Date sent:        Tue, 28 Oct 1997 21:40:17 -0500
Send reply to:    Jean-Claude Lorin 
Subject:          WELCOME TO enter-l

Welcome both to oldtimers and newcomers to ENTER-L, an enterprise
development discussion list which now has a brand new address and
location (ENTER-L@enterweb.org ).

The list is back in operation and seems to be working well. You can
also now access current archives at
http://www.enterweb.org/archives/
***********************************************************************

ENTER-L Discussion List focuses on enterprise development in developed
and developing countries, with special attention to micro and small
enterprises. Topics for discussion include: definitions, the enabling
environment, finance, supporting systems, training and training of
trainers, education and enterprise development, technology, markets,
the informal sector, the entrepreneur, networking, privatization,
employment creation, urbanization, enterprise development programming
and planning, gender and enterprise development, etc. (for more details
on those topics you can go to
http://www.enterweb.org/potopics.htm

WHEN WAS ENTER-L STARTED?

ENTER-L was started in the fall of 1994 by Jean-Claude Lorin, an
employee of the Canadian International Development Agency who is also
the creator (on his free time) and owner of ENTERWeb The Enterprise
Development Website
http://www.enterweb.org
ENTER-L was housed for three years in CIDA but became inoperative in
September 1997 following an administrative decision to close the CIDA
BBS. At that time there were 430 subscribers to the List (now down to
418 due to non responding e-mail accounts)

HOW TO SUBSCRIBE TO ENTER-L

You can also find those instructions at
http://www.enterweb.org/enter-l.htm
but do not forget to hit the reload button.

        1.Address e-mail to: majordormo@mail.hfx.w3internet.com
        2.Leave SUBJECT blank
        3.In the Message: subscribe ENTER-L
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than the one that you are  sending the subscribe message from, you must
place that email address in the message body as follows:
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or put a line with just the word "end" on it in the same place.
        6.Then SEND the message

Jean-Claude Lorin
ENTER-L owner
ENTERWeb webmaster
jlorin@synapse.net
http://www.enterweb.org

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