Ken wrote:

> Perhaps the i.r.t.c. newsletter should address these issues. I'm not sure
> of how many of the judges are currently monitoring these groups yet,
> as they as still fairly new, and the importance if this issue could be
> addressed to a larger body of people. Anyboy out there reading this
> subsribe to the newsletter ? Who runs it and how does one submit
> material to it ? Perhaps a digested collection of the responses to this
> and the other similar threads could be sent out as and eduactionl
> aid in the fairness and responsibility of being a judge.

To subscribe to the mailing lists (if there is a "newsletter" I haven't
heard of it), proceed as follows:

For the announcements (a low volume read only list that announces
topics, results, policy changes etc.) send email with the word
"subscribe" in the subject line (the body will be ignored) to
irt### [at] niestucom .

For the stills list (low to medium volume) send email with the word
"subscribe" in the subject line (the body will be ignored) to
irt### [at] niestucom .  Once subscribed, send messages for the list
to irt### [at] niestucom .  

For the animation list (so far low volume) send email with the word
"subscribe" in the subject line (the body will be ignored) to
irt### [at] niestucom .  Once subscribed, send messages for the
list to irt### [at] niestucom .

To unsubscribe from one of these lists, send a message with the word
"unsubscribe" in the subject (the body will be ignored) to the
appropriate request address.  For example, you would unsubscribe from
the stills list with a message to irt### [at] niestucom with the
word "unsubscribe" in the subject.

There is no digest that I know of, but Dick Balaska has an archive of
many messages.  He is trying to keep spammers out of the archive, so it
is passworded.  Inquire on the list for the needed info.

Jerry Anning
cle### [at] dholcom

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