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In message Wed, 25 May 1994 10:58:51 EDT,
Emily Moser <HUDUSER%GWUVM.BITNET@xxxxxxxxx> writes:
> This is a general query for anyone who would like to respond. This
> question is for housing researchers or anyone interested in housing
> policy or issues. What other bulletin board systems (beside this
> LISTSERV) do you access either thru Internet (by "telneting) or by direct
> access.
A list, called URBANET, sponsored by the Urban and Regional Planning Program
of Michigan State University had recently a good discussion of issues
related to housing/land use/transportation interactions. URBANET is not as
active at the moment but it has had interesting topics. You can
subscribe to the list by sending a request to:
listserv@xxxxxxx
with the message,
subscribe URBANET firstname lastname
Similarly, there is an urban history list called H-URBAN that you can
subscribe at listserv@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
R.H.
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In message Wed, 25 May 1994 10:58:51 EDT,
Emily Moser <HUDUSER%GWUVM.BITNET@xxxxxxxxx> writes:
> This is a general query for anyone who would like to respond. This
> question is for housing researchers or anyone interested in housing
> policy or issues. What other bulletin board systems (beside this
> LISTSERV) do you access either thru Internet (by "telneting) or by direct
> access.
A list, called URBANET, sponsored by the Urban and Regional Planning Program
of Michigan State University had recently a good discussion of issues
related to housing/land use/transportation interactions. URBANET is not as
active at the moment but it has had interesting topics. You can
subscribe to the list by sending a request to:
listserv@xxxxxxx
with the message,
subscribe URBANET firstname lastname
Similarly, there is an urban history list called H-URBAN that you can
subscribe at listserv@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
R.H.