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From: mmt@dciem.UUCP (Martin Taylor)
Newsgroups: net.mail,net.misc
Subject: International E-mail connections
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Date: Wed, 22-May-85 18:41:05 EDT
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A couple of years ago, John Quaterman (?) posted a paper on notable
computer networks, which helped people to address mail to various
networks via gateways.  Since that time, many things have changed
(especially in Europe, I think).  There are many people with access
to one or another network to whom I would like to send E-mail, but I
don't even know what these networks might be, let alone how they
might be addressed from uucp or arpanet (and arpanet isn't supposed
to be used as an intermediate pathway, anyway).

If anyone has compiled information about the various nets and how
to send mail from one to another, especially across the Atlantic,
it would probably be of quite general interest.  Even isolated
pieces of information (e.g. how to get between uucp and bitnet or
csnet) would be handy.
-- 

Martin Taylor
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