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- Collage
Definition: Collage is a client/server group collaboration system which includes shared dialogue, text, and graphics spaces, from NCSA.
- Collage source
for Mac, PC, and X, from NCSA
- CU-SeeMe
Definition: CU-SeeMe is a real-time, multiparty video-conferencing system for the Internet.
- CU-SeeMe info
includes source code, and information (FAQ), from Cornell University
- CU-SeeMe use
(video.html) CU-SeeMe Video conferencing experiments
- Haven
Definition: A Haven is a network chat program that allows many people to talk to each other at once.
- Haven info
a repository of documents, source code, logs and other information
- Haven newsgroup
(alt.internet.talk.haven)
- Lily
Definition: Lily is a real-time text-based group conferencing system.
- Lily information
ftp site for Lily information, includes documentation and source code
- Listproc
Definition: Listproc is a system that automates mailing lists and archives.
- Listproc info: : mail listproc@stormking.com Body: "help listproc"
- Anastasios Kotsikonas: Listproc creator: mail tasos@cs.bu.edu
- LISTSERV
Definition: LISTSERV is a mailing-list program for group communication.
- LISTSERV definition: the help file for listserv: mail listserv@uacsc2.albany.edu Body: "send listserv memo"
- LISTSERV Home Page
(index.html) reference to all LISTSERV discussion groups
- LISTSERV info/EARN
(listserv.html) from European Academic Research Network Association (EARN)
- LISTSERV tips: : mail listserv@bitnic.bitnet Body: "get listserv tips"
- LISTSERV searching: tips on searching a listserv discussion for information: mail listserv@ulkyvm.bitnet Body: "get database search"
- LISTSERV managing: How to Start and Manage a BITNET LISTSERV Discussion Group, by Kovacs, McCarty, and Kovacs: mail listserv@uhupvm1.uh.edu Body: "get kovacs prv2n1"
- LISTSERV tips: List Management Tips for LISTSERV Postmasters and List Owners, by Lisa M. Covi: mail listserv@bitnic.bitnet Body: "get listserv tips"
- LISTSERV guide: The Listserv Guide for General Users: mail listserv@earncc.bitnet Body: "get lsvguide memo"
- PAML
(paml) Publicly Available Mailing Lists, by Stephanie da Silva
- Search LISTSERV
(lists) search for interesting email lists to join
- Search LISTSERV WAIS
(academic_email_conf) WAIS-based search for a Usenet and LISTSERV conferences
- Search LISTSERV gopher
searching and retrieval of archived LISTSERV messages
- Dartmouth Merged SIGL
Special Interest Group Lists
- Electronic Conferences
Directory of Scholarly Electronic Conferences, by Diane K. Kovacs
- Search Academic Conferences
(academic_email_conf)
- Majordomo
Definition: Majordomo is a mailing list manager.
- Majordomo: : mail Majordomo@GreatCircle.COM Body: "help"
- Brent Chapman: creator of Majordomo: mail brent@greatcircle.com
- Majordomo Problems: : mail Majordomo-Owner@mv.mv.com
- Maven
Definition: Maven is a Mac-based audioconferencing tool.
- Maven Info
(maven.html) a Mac-based audioconferencing tool; powerful when used in conjunction with, Cornell's CU-SeeMe
- Maven source
- MU* = Multiple-User Dialogue/Domain/Dungeon
Definition: MU*s are real-time interaction systems (usually text) traditionally used for social role-playing.
Note: Variants include MUD, MUCK, MUSH, MUSE, MOO.
Definition: A MOO is an object-oriented Multiple User Dialogue (MUD).
- MU* types
(mud_types.html) a discussion of differnet kinds of MU*s, by Eli Burke
- MUD FAQ
frequently asked questions and answers about MUDs
- MUD Archive
(muddex.html) documents pertaining to the history of MUDS, by Lauren P. Burka
- MUD resources
(mudinfo.html) includes many resources, documentation, general information, by Lydia Leong
- MUD research
includes archives of Notes, Papers (archives from MIT, MediaMOO, Xerox PARC), and References
- MUD/Lysators
(main.html) Info about Lysators MUDs, and MUDs in general
- MediaMoo
example of a MOO at MIT's Media Lab
- Diversity University
example of MOO used for education
- Moo/Web-JHM
Jay's House Moo, a Moo with some Web access and interaction
- Moo/Web(forms)-WAXWEB
Mosaic users can interact with a Moo
- mmMoo
(mmm.html) multimedia MOO
- Moo Gopher blurb
(jays_house.txt) a short description of Moo gopher at Jay's House Moo
- Moo info
a collection of MOO information, answers, documentation, paper archives
- Moo papers/Xerox
a collection of information and papers about Moos
- Moo papers/MIT
information and papers from MIT Lab's MediaMOO
- Yahoo List
- MUD Announcements
(rec.games.mud.announce) an unmoderated Usenet newsgroup for general announcements related to MU*s
- MUD Administration
(rec.games.mud.admin) an unmoderated Usenet newsgroup for MU* administration issues
- MUD Miscellaneous
(rec.games.mud.misc) an unmoderated Usenet newsgroup for miscellaneous MU* issues
- Procmail
Definition: Procmail is a mail manager--create mail-servers, mailing lists, sort your incoming mail.
- Procmail source
- Procmail mailinglist: : mail procmail-request@informatik.rwth-aachen.de
- WIT = Web Interactive Talk
Definition: Web Interactive Talk is a means to create a shared discussion space in hypertext on a number of topics and threads.
- WIT
(Overview.html) W3 Interactive Talk, a forms-based discussion system
- Example WIT session
(Discussion) an example of a WIT, branching off into many threads
- WebChat
Definition: Live (text) chat via the World Wide Web.
- WebChat
(home.html) live text chat via the Web, using HTML Forms capability, an experiment of Digital Equipment Corporation and the Internet Roundtable
- Doug's WWW chat
- PeachWeb
(chat.html) HyperChat(tm) Real-Time Conference Facility
- WW = Web World
Definition: A Web World is a virtual community enabled by the interactive HTML Forms (Interactive Webbing, see below).
NOTE: WebWorld(http://sailfish.peregrine.com/ww/welcome.html) is no longer operational (but it was a great place when it existed). Let me know if you know of any operational WW's.
- Yarn
Definition: Yarn is a text-based networked meeting system.
- Yarn web
(YarnMan.html) Yarn User Manual
John December
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