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Sierra Club Online Presence

#7117
From: Jeff Mick
Date: Sun, 07 May 1995 00:00
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Subject: Sierra Club Online Presence

Cross-posted: rec.backcountry, Outdor-L, ca.environment, talk.environment,
save.the.earth, alt.org.sierra-club, AOL's Backpacker Magazine area. 
(Apologies to those who get this more than once. --JM)


Please help me compile a list of Sierra Club's points of presence on the
'Net and on BBSs.  Any official presence, plus anywhere else devoted
mostly to the Club, is of interest, but not forums closed to most online
people (for example, on AOL, CompuServe, IGC, or the Well).  

Tell me what you've got, and I'll post the compilation in a week or two. 
Please e-mail it to the address below, even if you post here; AOL's tiny
Usenet capability doesn't allow me to see all postings. 

This is a personal project, not a Club project or program.
   
My starter list, as of May 7, 1995, follows.

--Jeff Mick
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Sierra Club Online Presence
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Current : May 7, 1995
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Newsgroups (USENET)
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alt.org.sierra-club -- For discussion of the Club.  Not officially
sanctioned.

Unmoderated Mailing Lists
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(none known)

Distribution Mailing Lists
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sc-action -- To subscribe, send message to <majordomo@igc.apc.org> with
the message "subscribe sc-action" (no quotes).  Your subject line doesn't
matter to the majordomo.

Auto Reply Mailers
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(none known)

Gophers
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(none known)

Web pages
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http://www.sierraclub.org/

BBSs
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(303)860-1242 -- Rocky Mountain Chapter; Mark Collier is the system
operator.  N-8-1.  For you techies, will run at 14.4 with V.42bis (57.6
kbps); don't know about 28.8 or V.34.  First-class BBS software and
current postings, on May 7, 1995.

E-mail
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The Club has cc:Mail on the LAN in the San Francisco HQ (and from some
remote computers) for staff and selected volunteers.  The generic address
is <firstname.lastname@sierraclub.org>.  You must know your recipient's
firstname and lastname, of course, which the recipient may give you by
phone call to the Club's switchboard at (415)776-2211 (Pacific time).

Some useful, widely-published addresses:
<yodeler@sierraclub.org> -- Sierra Club Yodeler is the monthly newspaper
of the San Francisco Bay Chapter.

<sierra.letters@sierraclub.org> -- For letters to the editor of Sierra,
The Magazine of the Sierra Club.

<sierra.last.words@sierraclub.org> -- For letters responding to the Last
Words feature on the last page of each Sierra Magazine issue.
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Date: 1995/05/07
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