[9919] in APO-L
APO-L Guidelines
daemon@ATHENA.MIT.EDU (Alpha Phi Omega)
Wed Oct 26 15:54:19 1994
Date: Wed, 26 Oct 1994 08:54:36 -0400
Reply-To: Alpha Phi Omega <a_phi_o@PEGASUS.CC.UCF.EDU>
From: Alpha Phi Omega <a_phi_o@PEGASUS.CC.UCF.EDU>
To: Multiple recipients of list APO-L <APO-L%PURCCVM.BITNET@mitvma.mit.edu>
--To all of you that may have trashed this when you first logged on:
--Shawn
You may leave the list at any time by sending a "SIGNOFF APO-L" command to
LISTSERV@PURCCVM.BITNET. Please note that this command must NOT be sent to the
list address (APO-L@PURCCVM) but to the LISTSERV address
(LISTSERV@PURCCVM.BITNET).
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APO-L INFO v3.0 07.20.93
The following abstract of the list is from the LISTSERV GROUPS file
on the NETSERV file server:
List: APO-L@PURCCVM
Coordinator: Ellen c.c. Kranzer
CCRAZY@HARVARDA or CCRAZY@HARVARDA.HARVARD.EDU
APO-L: For Alpha Phi Omega, a service oriented fraternity which has
chapters on many campuses in the United States. The list will provide
an opportunity for members to compare notes on their chapters, discuss
organizational issues and communicate with members at distant chapters.
APO-L is an unofficial list and the postings reflect the opinions of
individuals and not the official policy of Alpha Phi Omega. The list
does not take the place of normal lines of communication within the
the fraternity.
::COMMANDS
-send all commands to LISTSERV@PURCCVM or LISTSERV@CC.VM.PURDUE.EDU
-do not send commands to APO-L
-send commands interactively or by placing them in the body of a mail
message with no subject line or other text
-commands can be grouped in a single message by placing each command
on a separate line
REV APO-L {receive a list of APO-L subscribers}
INDEX APO-L {receive a list of files available to APO-L users}
GET APO-L * {have the listserv send the file APO-L whatever(*)}
UNSUB APO-L {sign off of APO-L}
HELP {receive a list of LISTSERV commands}
::GUIDELINES
The following guidelines apply to APO-L. Please read them. If you have any
questions, please contact the list coordinator. The guidelines are derived
from network policies, netiquette and input from subscribers to the list
coordinator.
1. When first subscribing to APO-L, please feel free to post a brief
(about a screen's worth) message about yourself to introduce yourself
to the list. Please use private e-mail to respond to someone's
introduction. Please do not send your reply to APO-L as it will then be
sent to the entire list.
2. APO-L makes a concerted effort to keep network traffic and "junk mail"
to a minimum, since there are many subscribers receiving APO-L through
their place of work or pay services such as Compuserve or MCI Mail. All
postings should be related to Alpha Phi Omega.
3. Netiquette dictates private responses to private email. Please do not
post private mail to APO-L, EVEN IF YOU CANNOT FIND A MAILING PATH.
Contact your local postmaster or the list coordinator for if you need
help. List subscribers can also be found on the APO-L subscriber list
using the REV command.
4. Please do not "flame" (insult) individuals over APO-L or in private
mail. Discussions will naturally bring disagreements, however, rebuttals
should always be made in a rational, logical and mature manner in public
or private.
5. Please refrain from using any language that might be considered
questionable (even by the most conservative of us) on APO-L.
6. The chartering of a new chapter should be announced once by either a
representative of the new chapter or the assisting chapter.
Congratulations (which are definitely in order) should be sent via PRIVATE
e-mail.
7. Newly initiated pledge classes may also be announced by a single
representative. Again, congratulations and good wishes should be
sent via PRIVATE e-mail.
8. Invitations to events should only be posted once, unless there is a
change to the original announcement. Arrangements to attend an event
should be made via private email and not across APO-L.
9. Subscription to APO-L is *not* limited to active brothers. Please
do not discuss any rituals or confidential matters of the fraternity
on APO-L.
10. Most of the points above can be summarized by: Keep in mind the principles
which Alpha Phi Omega was founded on and be courteous to the members of
this list.
Thank you for adhering to these guidelines. Although APO-L may not be
the most active of mailing lists, following them will insure that the
majority of people subscribed can and will stay involved.
APO's national offices are located at:
Alpha Phi Omega
14901 E. 42nd Street
Independence, MO 64055
USA
(816) 373-8667
::MESSAGE LOGS
APO-L communications are logged weekly. You may retrieve these notebooks
by sending the following command to LISTSERV@PURCCVM.BITNET either by
interactive message or as the first line in a mail file:
GET APO-L LOGyymmw
where yy is the year and mm is the month and w is the week (where A=week 1,
B=Week 2, etc. of the requested notebook.
::APOSOC-L
A companion list, APOSOC-L@PSUVM or APOSOC-L@PSUVM.PSU.EDU exists for
APO members to chat via electronic mail. APOSOC-L is a very high
volume list. The list coordinator for APOSOC-L is Aman Bawa,
asb111@psu.edu
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More information on LISTSERV commands can be found in the "General
Introduction guide", which you can retrieve by sending an "INFO GENINTRO"
command to LISTSERV@PURCCVM.BITNET.
