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1.1 What is the MOE-L?
1.2 How can I join it?
1.3 How do I post to the list?
1.4 What can I post to the list?
1.5 Are there alternative ways to read the list?
1.6 What if I no longer wish to receive mail from the MOE-L?
1.7 Can I get moe.info via e-mail with out being on the MOE-L?
1.8 Where is the archive for the MOE-L located?
1.9 Where can I discuss digital moe.?
1.10 What if I only want news and setlists?
1.11 What fan-based archives are available and where are they?
1.12 Is there an IRC channel?
1.13 Does moe. have an official web site?

1.1 What is the MOE-L?

The MOE-L is a mailing list discussion group dedicated to fans of moe. It provides a space for them to discuss the band, review shows and trade live tapes. It has been maintained by Jesse Jarnow since its creation in January of 1996. * to top *


1.2 How can I join it?

Send an e-mail message to <listserv@lists.netspace.org> with no subject and a body of

subscribe MOE-L <firstname> <lastname>

where <firstname> <lastname> is your name.

*Do not* send requests to join the list to the list itself. It will not get you subscribed to the list and will only result in every member of the list receiving your request. * to top *


1.3 How do I post to the list?

Send mail to <moe-l@lists.netspace.org>. * to top *


1.4 What can I post to the list?

This list is dedicated to moe. and moe. is the prime topic of discussion. Fans discuss shows, tapes and often set-up gatherings to meet other listers. While often times topics may include other bands, and general information regarding such is appreciated, posts that are not related may not be tolerated by some listers. Please remember that every message you send to
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moe-l@lists.netspace.org> is read by hundreds of people. If you are new to mailing lists, please read a file on basic Netiquette, as there are certain do's and don'ts in cyberspace. Two very good web sites dedicated to Netiquette can be reached at:

http://www.primenet.com/~vez/neti.html
http://www.fau.edu/rinaldi/netiquette.html

As time permits, many band members do in fact read the list as do many members of the moe. Organization. moe. takes a sincere interest in what is said.

Please do not send HTML encoded documents to the list. It makes it difficult on users who receive the digest. * to top *


1.5 Are there alternative ways to read the list?

Yes, if you don't want to receive numerous messages from the MOE-L each day, you have a few options to consider:

DIGEST
The Netspace server combines recent posts and puts them into one message. This message is then sent to you. It will cut down on the amount of mail you receive. To set the moe. list to digest mode simply send an e-mail to <
listserv@lists.netspace.org> with "SET MOE-L DIGEST" in the body of the message without the quotes.

INDEX
This is an even more minimalistic version. Every so often the user will receive an index of recent posts. The index includes the subject, the sender, and how long each message is. With the index comes instructions on how to retrieve each message. To set the moe. list to index send e-mail to <listserv@lists.netspace.org> with "SET MOE-L IND" in the body of the message without the quotes.

WEB
The final way to read the moe. list is to unsubscribe totally and browse it on the web. Shortly after each post is made to the list, a copy goes up on the web. There it can be browsed by date, sender, or subject. This is a close equivalent to a newsgroup browser. To post to the list simply send your message to <moe-l@lists.netspace.org>. The URL is to check messages is at:

http://lists.netspace.org/archives/moe-l.html * to top *


1.6 What if I no longer wish to receive mail from the MOE-L?

Send an e-mail message to <listserv@lists.netspace.org> with no subject and a body of:

signoff MOE-L

You can find out all of the commands that are available from a listserv mailing list by sending <listserv@lists.netspace.org> a message with HELP somewhere in the body.

*Do not* send requests to signoff the list to the list itself. It will not get you unsubscribed from the list and will only result in every member of the list receiving your request. * to top *


1.7 Can I get moe.info via e-mail with out being on the MOE-L?

You sure can! moe.info is a special, low volume, informational mailing list devoted to important announcements, tour dates and set lists. It's a one-way list, straight from moe.central. To subscribe, send an e-mail message to <moe.info@moe.org> with a subject message of "subscribe" and you'll be added to the list. * to top *


1.8 Where is the archive for the MOE-L located?

If you are interested in what has been discussed in the past, MOE-L messages are archived on the netspace server at:

http://lists.netspace.org/archives/moe-l.html

Messages from the old server <moe@Shinbone.Psych.Brown.Edu>, dating from 1-19-96 through 2-13-96 can be found at the old aol site:

ftp://users.aol.com/MoeTapes/ [This site is no longer active, If anyone is aware of an alternative site, mail me.] * to top *


1.9 Where can I discuss digital moe.?

digimoe is a list related to the discussion of all things DAT and all things moe. The list is maintained by Andrew Harrison. You can subscribe via the web at the Yahoo! groups page:

http://groups.yahoo.com/group/digimoe/join?referer=1

This is a low-volume list. You can also subscribe via the link on the list homepage located at:

http://cryptical.8m.com/ * to top *


1.10 What if I only want news and setlists?

moe-setlist is a list which provides up to date news and verified setlists from most recent shows. You can subsribe to the list by going to the webpage at:

http://groups.yahoo.com/group/moe-setlist/join?referer=1 * to top *


1.11 What fan-based archives are available and where are they?

~mindy reznik. and Jon McLennand maintain moeLinks, a comprehensive guide to the world of moe. on the internet. Check here for the latest news:

* moeLinks *

That Setlist File, maintained by Jesse Jarnow, is also there:

http://www.moelinks.com/setlists/index.html

as well as MOE.TUNES, maintained by ~mindy reznik., which houses moe. song lyrics, histories, and common abbreviations. This site also includes what was the moe.tabs site:

* MOE.TUNES *

Interested in trading live tapes? You can find like-minded individuals and their tapelists at moe.Trade:

http://www.versanet.com/~moetrade/

NOTE: the versanet site is down and moe.Trade is not up. If someone would like to continue running this site, drop me a line. I no longer have time to run this site properly. * to top *


1.12 Is there an IRC channel?

moe.rons can be found hanging out on channel #moe. (please note the period, or you will not be on the correct channel). You'll need an IRC client like mIRC, GlobalChat or ircle to participate (or try typing "irc" from a Unix shell account). On occasion, a band or crew member has been known to drop in.

* mIRC *mIRC homepage * to top *


1.13 Does moe. have an official web site?

moe. maintains its official web site at:

http://www.moe.org/

This site contains tour dates as well as updated news about the band. It is updated periodically. When the site is updated, the members of the list are usually informed by the band and organization. If they don't let you know often enough for your liking, you can register for NetMind. NetMind ia a service that will send you an e-mail as updates are made to web pages you register with them. * to top *

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