Finding People In and Around Conservation
Usenet-addresses. The RTFM service at MIT runs a directory of people who have posted articles to the Usenet news service. This is accessible by email only:
Usenet > Searching and Filtering in the Yahoo! Directory
Provides a set of tools to communicate via Usenet. Also offers a searchable archive of binaries. www.usenet-replayer.com; Usenet Addresses Service (MIT)
Riccardo Ridi's Bookmarks
E-MAIL (REPERTORI DI INDIRIZZI E MAILING LIST). Bigfoot · Internet Address Finder · Mailory (Telecom Italia) · Usenet Addresses Service (MIT)
The Internet Companion: Chapter 5 - 3
To use this service, send email to mail-server@rtfm.mit.edu, and type the command send usenet- addresses/name in the body of the message; name should be the
Protecting your Privacy in Usenet Support Groups - Part 2
If you post a usenet article from a replyable E-mail address, you will very likely end up and then send the message to the mail2news service at MIT.
Find the phone numbers, email and streed address using the
Find everyone's phone number, email address, street address on the Educational Kapitol - International Directories; Usenet Addresses Service (MIT) up to
Accessing the Internet by E-mail FAQ
Send e-mail to mail-server@rtfm.mit.edu and enter only this line in the BODY of the note: send usenet-addresses/<name> Specify as much information as you
Finding E-mail: Other Techniques
To query the database, send an E-mail message to mail-server@rtfm.mit.edu with "send usenet-addresses/name" in the body of the message.
Yahoo! UK & Ireland Directory > Email Addresses
Usenet Addresses Service (MIT) · open this site in another window - Search for email addresses found in Usenet, by person's name or by organisation.
Martin Ramsch's Bookmark Collection -
Hilfe mit: send usenet-addresses/help Am Ende jeweils: quit Hilfe mit: help; Usenet-Adressen finden (auch Deutschland): Hilfe mit "HILFE" im Text
Moderated Newsgroups FAQ
The Guidelines and other introductory articles are also available by anonymous FTP or with many Web browsers in one or more of: ftp://rtfm.mit.edu/pub/usenet/news.announce.newgroups/ ftp://rtfm.mit.edu/pub/usenet/news.announce.newusers/
How to Find An E-mail Address
If you don't find an address here, it still could exist, as there is no complete source on the Net. MIT Usenet Address Search Search an e-mail directory compiled from Usenet postings within a certain date range.
Finding People Resources and Sites
http://usenet-addresses.mit.edu/ USSearch.com Free and Fee Based http://www.ussearch.com/ Virtual Gumshoe - Investigative Resources Available on the Web Free http://www.virtualgumshoe.com/ Vital Records Information
Seattle Community Network: Usenet Links
Usenet Addresses Service (MIT) Search for e-mail addresses if you know the name of a person, or the name of the organization that provides their net access. Returns the entries from addresses collected from Usenet postings between
Information Research FAQ v.4.7 Part 4/6
Directory Assistance - if you know an approximate name/address combination, but not number. Directory Assistance is a service provided by your phone company. Phone directory databases - usually prepared as a CD-ROM, listing all the
Usenet Addresses Service MIT Search for email addresses
Usenet Addresses Service (MIT) Search for email addresses found in Usenet, by person’s name or by organization. Source: usenet-addresses.mit.edu. Usenet … Users’ Network’; the original spelling was USENET, but the mixed-case form is
FAQ: How to find people's E-mail addresses
Note that the usenet-addresses database is accessible via WAIS (in fact, the script that does mail server searches is actually just a front-end to a WAIS database) on two different hosts: rtfm.mit.edu and cedar.cic.net.
rec.martial-arts FAQ part 1 of 4 LONG
The rec.martial-arts FAQ and Newbie Guide are available on rtfm.mit.edu in the directory pub/usenet-by-hierarchy/rec/martial-arts, with the filenames rec.martial-arts_FAQ_part_1_of_4, rec.martial-arts_FAQ_part_2_of_4,
demon.answers submission guidelines for FAQ writers
Many of the recommendations given in this document originate in the "*.answers submission guidelines" available at ftp://rtfm.mit.edu/pub/usenet/news.answers/news-answers/guidelines for which much thanks to the *.answers moderation team
[sci.bio.food-science] Welcome - Read this First! FAQ 1/3
The official place of the most up-to-date FAQ is stored at MIT: <ftp://rtfm.mit.edu/pub/usenet-by-hierarchy/sci/bio/food-science/> It is better than DejaNews in that the FAQ is in the three parts that we had intended; you need not press
usenet+addresses+service+mit: usenet+addresses+service+mit