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From: ulmo@seal.ucsc.edu (Brad Allen)
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Subject: INFO-NETS@THINK.COM mailing list
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Date: 9 May 89 13:46:28 GMT
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In article <289@ctycal.UUCP> ingoldsb@ctycal.COM (Terry Ingoldsby) writes:
> Actually, could someone tell us generally how to get from net A to net B, where
> A, B can be any one of Fidonet, Bitnet, Usenet ...

This reminds me to inform/remind people ...

There is an Info-Nets@Think.Com mailing list for discussing how to access
various strange networks (not really including the larger networks such
as BITNET, etc.).

You can subscribe to it (if you're on the Internet or have properly
dealt with domain names (e.g. no prepended bang paths))
by using the BITNET redistribution list (I suggest this method over
direct from think.com):

Mail LISTSERV@BITNIC.BITNET			[case insensitive]
Subject:					[IGNORES subject line]
						[put it in body of message]
SUB INFONETS Your Full Name			[standard LISTSERV notation]


I guess people with bang paths and other unproperly gatewayed non-RFC822
garbage have to send to Info-Nets-Request@Think.COM to request addition.

Remember, don't send to "info-nets" for getting added or subtracted
from a list.

Also, this list is meant to be about every single network under the sun.
Expect it to be about such.  I guess it doesn't have much relevence
to the original question.