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I've received questions about access to this mailing list.  

(1)  "Can I subscribe to this list from the UUCP network?"

     The list-host machine can handle addresses with bangs in them as long
     as the address is constructed with a Fully Qualified Domain Name (FQDN)
     in the right-most position.  For instance, an address like this would
     work:

         host!username@uunet.uu.net

     The mailing-list software tries hard to construct a usable address, but
     your chances of success are greatest if your From: line has that form.

     The software can also use

         username%host.UUCP@somegateway.on.internet

(2)  "Can I subscribe from BITNET?"

     Since LRC is not directly on BITNET, this depends a lot on how
     your   local  mail software is configured.

     I've seen inconsistent results from different BITNET-to-Internet
     gateways.  But I think that one method for success is if you can
     contrive to get a properly percent-hacked From: line and use the
     gateway at NCSUVM.BITNET.  Ask your local system manager if you
     need help with this--I can't help you.  The following "from"
     address would work:

         USER%NODE.BITNET@NCSUVM.CC.NCSU.EDU

(3)  "Why didn't you say how to sign off in the announcement?"

     The message you are sent automatically upon subscribing to the
     list contains instructions on how to sign off the list.
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