To obtain additional information about Speak Freely, notification of
new releases, and to meet other Speak Freely users to discuss
problems and solutions, tips and tricks, and your experiences with the
package, the following Internet mailing lists are available.
speak-freely@fourmilab.ch
Unmoderated list for discussion of any topic related to
Speak Freely. Each message posted to the list is
immediately copied to all subscribers.
To subscribe, send an electronic mail message containing
the word "subscribe" in the message body (not as
the Subject) to
speak-freely-request@fourmilab.ch.
You can
receive the same information in periodic digest
form by subscribing to speak-freely-digest@fourmilab.ch,
described below, reducing the number of individual messages
you receive.
speak-freely-digest@fourmilab.ch
Periodic digest of messages sent to speak-freely@fourmilab.ch.
The digest is updated every several days depending on the
amount of traffic received; when traffic grows to a sufficient
volume to warrant it, daily digests will be published. Subscribing
to speak-freely-digest instead of speak-freely
dramatically reduces the number of individual messages from the
mailing list that arrive in your in-box, albeit at the cost of
less timely delivery of information.
To subscribe, send an electronic mail message containing
the word "subscribe" in the message body (not as
the Subject) to
speak-freely-digest-request@fourmilab.ch.
Only subscribers to these lists may publish messages to them.
Mailing List Archives
The speak-freely mailing list at fourmilab.ch has been archived
since its inception in January of 1996. You can retrieve issues
of "speak-freely-digest" all the way back to Volume 1, Number 2
(Number 1 was expended in testing the list server, and contained
no actual postings).
To obtain a list of all the archived digests, send
E-mail to:
where filename is replaced with the filename you wish to
receive, for example, vol01.n061 for the digest published
on 19th July 1997.
Since the digests are compiled automatically, there is no
index giving content of the digest files--they simply
contain all messages posted to the speak-freely list in
the order received. Still, everything is there if you're
willing to sort through it all to find something of interest.
Only subscribers to speak-freely-digest may retrieve files from the
message archive. This restriction is required to prevent
E-mail addresses appearing in messages in the archive
from being "harvested" by senders of
unsolicited
commercial E-mail ("spam").