Check with your local system administrator or sysop for instructions for your exact machine and software. Generally, you either post a message to the newsgroup rec.org.sca, or send mail to sca@mc.lcs.mit.edu. See elsewhere in this FAQ for guidelines to posting style.

The Rialto consists of a Usenet newsgroup, (rec.org.sca) which is propagated to thousands of machines world-wide, and an electronic mail digest (the SCA Digest), which is produced on a badly overworked machine at MIT, and mailed directly to hundreds of people, also world-wide. We are also connected to Fidonet and other BBS networks. The Rialto exists to discuss topics of interest to the Society for Creative Anachronism.

The Rialto is named for a marketplace in Venice in the vicinity of the Rialto bridge. As people gathered there to gossip and exchange ideas, so do we gather here.

The Rialto is located on the corner of Luckie and Forsyth streets in the historic Fairlie-Poplar district in downtown Atlanta, near Centennial Olympic Park. Detailed directions and a map to the Rialto can be found in our Directions/Parking section.

We have an informal agreement that a piece of netting worn on your person or hanging about your camp indicates you visit the Rialto. Remember there are people that have nets around that do *not* visit here.

Check our directions page, which is a link to a Google Maps interface that will give you precise directions from whatever start address you choose. Or use the handy guide below: From the north, take I-10 to the Congress/Broadway exit downtown, and turn left on Congress/Broadway (which turns into Broadway) at the end of the exit ramp. Look to park after you cross 5th Av. and the Theatre will be one block north of you on Congress Street.

Well, the good news is that you're already on the Rialto Theatre's website, or else you wouldn't be reading this. Unless, of course, a friend printed it out for you or something, but that doesn't even make sense. The Rialto's website is probably the best place to find detailed show information, and you can also purchase tickets directly from here.

The answer, of course, is no. We want this community to be fun, interesting and worthwhile for all our users. So, yes, we do put some limits on what you can post to the site -- but they're reasonable. You still have freedom to post whatever you want about your climbing life. Here are some important rules: Stick to the topic of climbing. That's why we're all here. Post an article about why you hate the politics of George W. Bush (or love them) and we'll remove it.

Every message needs a subject. Nothing is more frustrating than seeing messages in your newsreader as having "No subject" as a subject. So, title your messages, and make them mean something! ALWAYS include a subject line in your message. Almost all newsreaders present you with the subject line when you browse the group, and it's often the only clue the recipient has about the contents when filing and searching for messages. Make the subject line meaningful.

I'd like to bring my infant son or daughter because I can't find a babysitter. That's cool, right? I mean, rock and roll ? anything goes.

Since general Internet activity is on the rise, the allotted bandwidth (the amount of data the can flow through a channel or line) is limited. Meaning resources are overtaxed and becoming obsolete faster that it can be made. So time to get data is slower and you could miss the stuff that you would have liked to view or download. So posting or uploading as little as possible will free up space. Posting to a newsgroup about Metallica's next concert in a forum that says it's dedicated to car.ford.

If polls are enabled then you start by just creating a new post in a forum. You will see a text box that allows you to specify how many polls you want to have in your post and the system will guide you through the rest. You can change the number of posts to be displayed per page by editing your profile. You can set this from anything between 1 and 99 posts per page. When you first sign up this gets set to 10 posts per page.

If you provided a valid email address when you posted, you should have received an emailed rejection notice explaining why. In general terms: If your submission meets the posting guidelines in NANABl's Charter, it'll likely be approved. The posting guidelines are purposefully somewhat vague. They were written to give the moderation team wide latitude, but in such a manner so as to bias the process toward approving posts, rather than rejecting them.

If you are not certain how to post to this newsgroup, email your message to recipes@swcp.com. Please send your message in plain text, since we can't read html. If you are new to newsgroups we encourage you to about newsgroups at the news.newusers.questions Web site:

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Our mantra at YourClimbing.com is to make it worth your while to participate in this online community. First, if you've got a good tale to tell, or a killer photo or video, we bet you'd like to show it off to the rest of the climbing world. We're here for that. But that's not enough. We want you to be compensated for sharing your good content with the YourClimbing.com community. We routinely run contests to select the best climbing photo, the best climbing tale, the best technique tips, etc.

You should firstly keep in mind that GirlChat is meant to be a supportive, safe, creative and fun forum for girl lovers to discuss their thoughts and feelings, sometimes not even related to girl love. We will not allow illegal material of ANY sort to be posted to this forum. However, seven simple rules are listed below to help guide posters.

You need to be registered to post a comment. Once you have registered you are ready to comment. In the post you want to comment on you click where it reads comment at the bottom of the post. Next you will click where it reads "post a comment". Type in a subject and then a comment. After you have wrote a comment click on preview. If it looks good and you are satisfied click on post comment. The last thing to do is check back to say what everyone else has to say.

There are several possibilities. This is a moderated list, that means each message is read by a person who can choose whether or not to send it on to the general readership. Things that may happen to your post: It will normally be forwarded "as is" to the list. Occasionally the moderator may append a comment. His comments usually are intended to keep the conversation on-topic, but he also may add his perspective as a music professional and a knowledgeable fan of the genre.

Use command-click to select the groups to which you want to post, then use the New Posting command. You can also type additional group names in the Newsgroups field separated by commas or returns, and you can drag additional groups from any group list window to the Newsgroups field. XHDR" is a common extension to the standard NNTP protocol which MT-NewsWatcher uses to communicate with news servers. MT-NewsWatcher requires this extension. All modern news servers implement this extension.

Send your messages to Kundaliniyoga@yahoogroups.com (the posting address). Do NOT send any unsubscribe requests to this address. Replies to messages will automatically go to the list, unless you manually change the address, for example, when you want to take something off-line. Do not send attachments - they will be removed automatically to avoid risk of viruses. Textual content can be copied and pasted into the body of your message before sending.

We would prefer that you posted Uuencode. You want everyone to see your posts, right? So why not post it in the universally accepted format? Also you will get fewer people whining because they couldn't see the post. The same thing goes for BinHex.

We read notes from a.g.u.d. :) But seriously. Other than the help and discussion aspects on both that newsgroup and comp.sys.ibm.pc.games.rpg, many Dragons like to converge on Undernet IRC to chat (see section 1.8). Many of us also tend to have Ultima-related hobbies in real life as well. A few of us write Ultima stories in our spare time (as a hobby). At least one Dragon has taken up playing Ultima songs on his mandolin.

Not on your own. You can edit the post to remove all the text from it, but you cannot delete it entirely. If it's an emergency, you may email cincymoms@cincymoms.com and we will take a look and decide whether to delete it.

GROWW Members Submittals: All members of GROWW submitting original materials are protected under the copyright infringement guidelines of GROWW, Inc. Thereby any persons who publish original materials posted on the GROWW website may do so only with the express permission of the author.

Almost. Just don't pick one that another poster uses. Sorry, but I can't think of a reliable way to differentiate between two people using one computer and one person using two names.