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Continuing-Time Mailing List Archives

The continuing-time mailing list has been in existence since
October of 1993. We now have archives available of the various 
list discussions current up to around Aug 1997.  

The mailing list was created by Sol Foster, and is maintained
by him and Charles Clark. Thanks guys!  


Please note that these files have been heavily edited
by me (David Silberstein). Messages which were of minimal relevance
(book offers, book requests, administrivia, time-dependant, blatantly
off-topic or stupid (and so on)) were chopped out. Signature trailers were
snipped and paragraphs that were extremely ugly were reformatted.
If you have a problem with this, take it up with me.


Daniel Keys Moran joined the mailing list in December of 1994.
Don't let that stop you from downloading earlier stuff,
which is still pretty interesting. Most messages from DKM 
himself are still in the logs, but the very long story fragments
and speeches were extracted and can be found elsewhere on the 
web pages.
If it's not in here, it's is probably out there.

The messages in each logfile are separated with line which
is standard for Unix hosts, thus allowing them to be read
properly by email programs such as 
Pine. This will
probably not work with all email programs, but try it and see.


If you want to, you may also try
Sol's archives.
While they only run to Aug 1996, they have all the stuff that I took out,
and are formatted differently. In addition, if you really, really want
to see the raw archives, you can request them from Ralf the Wise and
Powerful, the majordomo server handling the continug-time mailing list.
Here's the instructions for sending the request.
Note that this option is really for current listmembers.

  

 Select the format you wish to download the log files in: 



   
zip (Compatable with PKWARE or
 Infozip. Zipped
 by year).

   
tgz (Tarred and gzipped, by year)

   
log (Individual log files (by month), in a variety of formats). 
     









