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Date: Mon, 17-Mar-86 21:46:52 EST
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From: John Robinson <jr@BBNCC5.ARPA>

After several weeks, with help from Erik Fair at Berkeley and Jeffrey
Basista at CMU, the gateway between net.emacs on the usenet and
unix-emacs on the arpanet is alive.  For those of you who may now see
lots of duplicate postings, here's the overall structure:

  info-gnu-emacs@mit-prep - discussion about the GNU project's emacs;
  mail from this list is forwarded [sometimes with duplicates, alas]
  into net.emacs on the usenet.  There are other GNU lists as well,
  but they are not forwarded.

  net.emacs - newsgroup on usenet for discussion of various emacs
  editors that run on unix machines.

  unix-emacs@cc5.bbn.com - originally, an interest list for Gosling
  emacs, but now identical to net.emacs thanks to two-way gateway at
  ucbvax.

If you want to be removed from the unix-emacs interest list, send me a
message at unix-emacs-request@cc5.bbn.com; for GNU, I think the
request line is info-gnu-emacs-request@mit-prep.

I sent this message to info-gnu-emacs so that it would reach all three
lists.

/jr