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In article <847@sering.cwi.nl>, piet@cwi.nl (Piet Beertema) writes:
> 
> 	During my years in the States I used the directory unetmap as a useful
> 	tool. I prefer that mcvax keeps hands off this newsgroup and send the
> 	monthly maps on the net.
> ... Since many years already the EUnet
> backbones (there is no equivalent for that in the US)
> provide full routing, based on up-to-date (on a DAILY
> basis!) routing information. That's something that can
> NEVER be provided by monthly map postings.

That is very good Piet! and I also said in my message that I enjoy the
fantastic work the back bones do. It is working good and that is what matters.

It is just the sending of the maps itself, not particularly to be used
with uupath or the like for routing, what I am interested in. For reasons
of quantity or commercially junkmailing they are not send every month.

I like to have them at hand to know where all the machines are.
The following message just showed up on the net, that is the
answer to my question. Very good! Thank you'oll folks

..
..Received today my personal copy (ordered during EUUG Conference
..in Portugal) of the European R&D E-Mail Directory.
..
..Thanks for the enormous amount of splendid work done
..by many to give me a handy opportunity to check email
..addresses in Europe and create the handles to get in
..touch with collegues in Europe.
..
..A splendid bokk with cross index of R&D institutes
..in Europe and the rout hints to reach them via E-Mail.
..
..Handy book!
..
..teus
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