There are currently about 700 people on the list, with past or present members from approximately 20 countries: Australia, Belgium, Brazil, Canada, Estonia, France, Germany, Greece, Italy, Japan, Korea, Mexico, The Netherlands, New Zealand, Norway, Singapore, South Africa, Spain, Sweden, Taiwan, Thailand, The United States, and The United Kingdom. The list software unfortunately no longer supports the who or review commands, so there's no easy way to find out who is on the list.

To get on the list, send a message to indiepop-list-request@eskimo.com with the word subscribe in the Subject: line of the header (NOT the message body). To get off the list, replace the word subscribe with unsubscribe. If you are on digest, you'll have to use indiepop-digest-request@eskimo.com instead. It is possible to be subscribed to both lists at the same time, so make sure you unsubscribe from the version you don't want to be on.

Subscribers on the digest list receive periodic large messages (about twice a day) containing a whole bunch of single posts strung together. This is convenient for people who get their email at work or who find it inconvenient to get dozens of individual messages every day. If you want to subscribe to digest, send a message to indiepop-digest-request@eskimo.com with the word subscribe in the Subject: line of the header (NOT the message body).

Julian Lawton started the indiepop list in the summer of 1994. For several years, a number of pop people had been talking on the 4AD-L list about breaking away and forming their own list. This idea was encouraged by the diehard 4AD fans on that list, since it really wasn't a very appropriate place to discuss Sarah Records and so on. Initially, Julian merely assembled the few posts together and hand-forwarded them to people who said they were interested.

Yes. Almost every message sent to the list since the beginning is available at the Indiepop List Archives (www.twee.net/indiepop/), older versions of the archives were maintained by Mr. Jason Korzen in Washingto D.C. and Robin Humble in Melbourne, Australia who did the archives for the first 5 years.

TweeNet is the official web-site for the indiepop mailing-list, one section is dedicated to list-related topics, incl. the Popfest pages and the poll. To be featured on it own page or band or label has to archive a certain status within the indiepop world. It should have released a few good records and should be established. New bands will not get their own page right away but will get into the discography database and may be found through the search tool.

Yes, but this has been the source of aggravation for some list members, so please be considerate and keep this in mind: This is first and foremost a TCS mailing list...I do not moderate the list. You should find the TCS list members very friendly, helpful and funny, and willing to discuss anything even remotely dealing with TCS. People normally are not offended when discussions stray from TCS.

Many of my users prefer to keep their email addresses confidential for obvious reasons. I mask the recipient's address from the header to preserve the recipient's identity. I will not release this information. However, if you are indeed the sender of the email, you should be able to figure it out from your logs. If this doesn't work, you can always reply to the spam report and ask the user for assistance.

Your server is basically a special kind of relay. Your ML software must preserve the headers of the source email the same as any other relay. If your software trashes the headers, then you will continue to be victimized by spammers because you are effectively anonymizing their email - just what they want. See the relay section at Open Relay Servers, on correct relay behaviour. Also, I have created a special set of FAQs for mailing list administrators (in this section of the FAQ).

There are between 18 and 24 members on a list along with a 3-month top up to their membership. The dates will either be spread out throughout the membership (Premium), or in one go at the start (Standard). back to top With a Free-Plus membership your details may be circulated amongst paying members for three months, but you don't get to choose for yourself. Trial membership gives you one month only and 4 dates, so that you can fully experience the Grapevine service at a low price.

Our professional, Do Not Call, list management tools allows you to honor the request of those who wish to opt out of future call campaigns. All lists are automatically scrubbed against the National Do Not Call Registry unless requested otherwise. You may also add numbers to our internal do not call list on our website.

You can view information about your members through the web interface. You can also save the information in a file which can be opened by Excel (and other spreadsheets and database programs). Read the details on our Managing Members page.

medical advances grow and transplants become a viable and successful option for treating serious conditions, more people continue to be added to the national waiting list. However, the number of donors is not keeping pace with the ever-growing list of people waiting for organs and tissue. Each day, 18 people in the United States die while waiting for organ transplants and every 13 minutes, another person's name is added to the waiting list. Today, more than 92,000 U.S.

Most likely they are not. People who are flying through the treatment without problems don't have much need to expend time and energy to find out more about something that is working for them. Likely the list gets weighted towards the side of the problems and concerns. People turn here for an education and for comfort and solace when things are not going well. This is much like Usenet groups or mailing lists dealing in specific issues, for example, PC video cards.

Many traditional forms of dog training have involved punishment, and have been successful. Many people who use clicker training (which uses positive reinforcement) see that as one of the four Operant Conditioning tools, and make judicious use of the other tools (negative reinforcement, negative punishment, and positive punishment). Also, some listmembers work with people who would be willing to get rid of their dogs if certain behaviors are not stopped.

Yes. Anyone can use your activities or take your quizzes regardless of whether they appear in the Top 50 list or Shared Activities Area. To share your activity with other people, you just need to let them know the URL. If you have forgotten the URL of an activity, you can find it by going to the Instructor Zone and looking under the URL column next to your activity's title.

Some mail systems, notoriously AOL as well as others, tend to strip off the ends of large messages, especially when they're made up of a bunch of attachments. The listowner sees every digest as it goes out, and so far all have left eskimo.com complete. If your mailer is mangling them, you may have to switch back to the regular list.

Because that's the way the list software does it. Yes, it's inconvenient, if your mailer is incapable of stringing plain-text attachments together. Unfortunately this is not a configurable option.

any one time, more than 4,000 people are on waiting lists for transplant operations that could enhance or save their lives. Each year, growing numbers of men, women and children die waiting for a transplant because there is a critical shortage of organs and tissues available.

To delete people from your list, check mark the box on the right side of there profile. Once you delete someone you will no longer be able to send or receive 'Flirts’, ‘Notes’, or be able to contact them.

Explain why you are calling and ask to meet the other person in a public place for coffee or lunch to discuss the details of the rideshare arrangement. Each match list contains a list of commuters, but to maintain a level of confidentiality home street addresses and last names are never given out. When you contact other commuters it is at your discretion to divulge additional personal information.

It's simple. Just call your local sales and service office at the phone number listed in our directory with your changes. Have your personal identification code ready in order to make your changes. Make sure to tell everyone on your call list what to do in case they receive a call from ADT.

They can either send an email (even a blank one!) to your account you@subscribed.co.uk or they can enter their details by way of a form on your site. (there are templates already designed for you to cut and paste straight into your site. Or you can use our system to automatically generate a custom form for you.) You sure can. In fact you are able to import an entire database of email addresses! You can also export a full list of all clients in your database.

Go to the My Topica area of the website and click on the list name on the left. Then click on "List info"

After you log in, you can see everyone else logged in at the top left of the page. Click where it says, "Logged in." Click on some one's name to see his personal information.

To add a friend on Wellsphere, click on the “Add to My Friends” link located on a member’s Profile. You can also add friends by clicking the Add to My Friends link next to each member’s entries on the Goals and Activities pages. If you invite friends to join the site, they will receive a link to your profile, and can click Add to My Friends to add you to their friends list. You may want to encourage them to do so in your email.

Ask everyone you know and meet if they have heard of sfnewsletter. Tell them about it, and ask if they'd like to receive it. If so, get their email and send an invite to them. Have a print out of a CMA report at Open Houses, and tell them they can have the same thing sent to them every Friday via email. Get their email and send an invite. Have a link to your sfnewsletter on your website and in all your emails (we provide this link for you on your sfnewsletter homepage).

Yes! You can send an e-mail through the HumSubka system to anyone you see on HumSubka. From the Profile page of the person you would like to communicate with, simply click on "Send an E-Mail," found under "Contacting," in the section just below the person's picture. You will then have an opportunity to create a subject line for the e-mail, as well as the main content.