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Started by Jeff Preston
Fri, 11 Nov 1994 19:00
Bitnet/CREN administrative contacts?
Author: Jeff Preston
Date: Fri, 11 Nov 1994 19:00
Date: Fri, 11 Nov 1994 19:00
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To whom would I write to clarify a point of the Bitnet/CREN Acceptable Use Guidelines? Thanks, Jeff -- Jeff Preston =*= Moderator of the Allan Holdsworth discussion forum =*=*=*=*=*=*=*=*= atavachron-request@msuacad.morehead-st.edu =*=*=*=
Re: Bitnet/CREN administrative contacts?
Author: Peter M. Weiss
Date: Sat, 12 Nov 1994 21:00
Date: Sat, 12 Nov 1994 21:00
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In article <3a0f0k$l39@news.ysu.edu>, al919@yfn.ysu.edu (Jeff Preston) says:
> To whom would I write to clarify a point of the Bitnet/CREN
> Acceptable Use Guidelines?
Unless you receive a better answer, then James Conklin (conklin@bitnic or
@bitnic.educom.edu):
>>> Item number 150, dated 84/10 -- CONTACT
Nodeid: BITNIC (BITNET Network Information Center)
Member director: Jim Conklin
'inforep': Yingying Zhou
'techrep': Larry Snodgrass
Administrator: Larry Snodgrass
Andy Robinson
Yingying Zhou
Marco Hernandez
Contact information for Larry Snodgrass:
- E-mail address: SNODGRAS@BITNIC
- Telephone number: +1 202 872.4200
Contact information for Andy Robinson:
- E-mail address: ROBINSON@BITNIC
- Telephone number: +1 207 878.5803
Contact information for Yingying Zhou:
- E-mail address: ZHOU@BITNIC
- Telephone number: +1 202 872.4200
Contact information for Marco Hernandez:
- E-mail address: MARCO@BITNIC
- Telephone number: +1 202 872.4200
Contact information for Jim Conklin:
- E-mail address: CONKLIN@BITNIC
- Telephone number: +1 202 872.4200
Contact information for Yingying Zhou:
- E-mail address: ZHOU@BITNIC
- Telephone number: +1 202 872.4200
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