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In a recently posted article on comp.sys.atari.st Dale Schumacher writes:
...
>  I've sent direct mail to a few people, including Jim Turner, about how
>I should make sources for MicroEMACS 2.18 and dLibs v1.0 available to the
>largest number of people.  So far I've gotten no responses which included
>any directions for posting procedures I should follow.  The only reponse
>I did get suggested reaching Jim Turner.
>  I've received requests from a few people for these sources and would
>very much like to fill those requests, but would like to avoid using the
>postal service if possible.  This "node" is an ST running my own implmentation
>of something like UUCICO, so I can't FTP, etc., but I can do direct mail.
>Would someone please send me directions for posting this code?
>
>                Dale Schumacher
>                ..ihnp4!meccts!stag!syntel!dal
>                (alias: Dalnefre')


The following are the various ways I have seen mentioned to post something:

1. The ATARINET subserver on bitnet has the following three lines in the
    index file:

+**      ATARINET is a subserver of UH-INFO       **
+**         Send comments and files for           **
+**         ATARINET to UACE0 at UHUPVM1.         **

    Keep in mind that this is on bitnet (so mail would go to
    UACE0@UHUPVM1.BITNET). Also, if you post to ATARINET, you
    might want to seek out a volunteer with interactive bitnet
    access to test the validity of your posted program as it appears
    on the server. (Occasionally, ATARINET has a corrupted file
    on its public distribution list.)

2. The following message appeared on comp.sys.atari.st a while ago. Note that
    all addresses mentioned refer to arpanet, so from a non arpanet site, you
    would need to append .ARPA to the end of each e-mail address.

+The Arpanet/DDN archives for the atari are ready for use. FTP to
+RADC-SOFTVAX, and login as GUEST with password GUEST. The current list
+of files is 'atari16/files.doc', GET this file for an updated list of
+what's available. If anyone has a particular program they want, send a
+message to us, and we'll see what we can do. The maintainers of the 
+archives are: Rodney Peck (Peck@RADC-MULTICS) and Marc Poulin 
+(Poulin@RADC-MULTICS). Enjoy.
+    >>Marc
+-----------------------------------------------------------------------------
+   Marc C. Poulin                    AT&T: (315)336-7564                    
+   MicroByte Distributors            ARPA: Poulin@RADC-MULTICS               
+   6480 Monument Road                      Archive@RADC-SOFTVAX            
+   Rome, NY 13440-7210                CIS: 72737,2703                      
+-----------------------------------------------------------------------------
+  'Xerox your lunch and file it under "sex offenders!"'
+                                    -Zippy


3. Score, the machine that info-atari16 flows from/through, also has a
     public domain library that is ftp'able. I am not sure how to post to
     that archive, but I suggest you send an e-mail message to
     INFO-ATARI-MODERATOR@SCORE.STANFORD.EDU asking for instructions.

4. LISTSERV@CANADA01 and LISTSERV@FINHUTC are servers that keep track of
     info-atari16 articles and I am not sure what all else. I don't use these
     because I have never really needed to. Both of them are on bitnet (add
     .BITNET to the mailing address). Also, I think FINHUTC is in Europe, so
     if your programs will not run on European machines, I would suggest you
     not post there.

5. The following article was posted to comp.sys.atari.st not too long ago:

+Article 3933 of comp.sys.atari.st:
+Path: phoenix!princeton!udel!rochester!bbn!husc6!cmcl2!rutgers!sri-spam!ames!
+      amdcad!sun!imagen!atari!daisy!turner
+From: turner@daisy.UUCP (D'arc Angel)
+Newsgroups: comp.sys.atari.st
+Subject: comp.*.atari.st
+Message-ID: <572@daisy.UUCP>
+Date: 26 Oct 87 15:30:26 GMT
+References: <8710191910.AA16187@ucbvax.Berkeley.EDU>
+Organization: The Houses of the Holy
+Lines: 36
+
+> 
+> When someone says he has posted a program to comp.binaries.atari.st, just
+> what does that mean?  Where is it?  How does on access it?  Is it accessible
+> from arpanet?
+
+comp.binaries.atari.st and comp.sources.atari.st are moderated newsgroups
+(by yours truly) for the postings of (i'll bet you guessed) source programs
+and binaries fot the atari st series. If a program is posted by me it means
+that i have tested it (to the best of my abilities), put it into a packaged
+form (arc or shar), unpackaged it just to be sure, checksummed the pieces,\
+and finally posted it. 
+
+I am also currently mailing all postings to ...umix!hyc (Howard Chu) who 
+has promised to make them available on alternate nets.
+
+other archive sites are INFO-ATARI16 and UHACE, i'm sorry to say that i've
+forgotten the full addresses to those sites
+
+To submit a program(s) for posting please mail to:
+
+....{ucbvax|decwrl}!imagen!atari!daisy!turner
+
+or
+
+....nsc!daisy!turner
+
+If you need copies of arc or uudecode/uuencode to decode the posting, please
+send me email
+
+I hope this helps...
+
+-- 
+C'est la vie, C'est la guerre, C'est la pomme de terre
+...{decwrl|ucbvax}!imagen!atari!daisy!turner (James M. Turner)
+Daisy Systems, 700 E. Middlefield Rd, P.O. Box 7006, 
+Mountain View CA 94039-7006.                          (415)960-0123
+

   I hope you have better luck translating addresses like ...!daisy!turner
    than I do. I think these operate for a different network than the one
    I am on. In any event, I am pretty sure that turner can be
    reached at TURNER@DAISY.UUCP. Please note that
    for whatever reason (new job hopefully) Jim Turner seems to be running
    a bit behind schedule (i.e. it may take a few weeks from the time you
    mail to him until he posts; I assume this is because he is busy but also
    because he checks everything that is posted to make sure it works).


Good luck. I hope something is this little note is of some help.

--Patrick Simon    mpsimon@phoenix.princeton.edu          10-27-87