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T{ss{ hakemistossa on viitteit{ erilaisiin FUNETissa k{yttett{viss{ oleviin
ryhm{kommunikaatiopalveluihin. 

This directory contains references to different group communication
services available to FUNET users.

Mist{ etsi{ olemassaolevia aktiviteetteja?
How to find what activities exist already?

Asynchronous Group Communication services:

Kotimaan uutisryhm{t l|ytyv{t tiedostosta sfnet.ryhmat ja my|s
ryhm{st{ sfnet.tietoliikenne.ryhmat+listat. Kotimaisista 
postituslistoista tai tietokonekokouksista ei tiett{v{sti
ole olemassa yleist{ luetteloa. Kokousj{rjestelmien sis{ll{ tosin yleens{
voi listata paikalliset kokoukset. sfnet.newsgroups on vain tiivistelmä
sfnet.ryhmat tiedostosta lähinnä checkgroupsia varten.

Lists of various Usenet et al newsgroups and mailing lists along with
statistics can be found as regular automated postings in the 
newsgroup news.lists

List of Lists for Internet is available from ftp.nisc.sri.net (and a hopefully
recent copy in this directory at nic.funet.fi)

interest-groups.txt.Z 

An up to date list of publicly known mailing lists in the backbone listservers 
(many listservers don't belong to the backbone and hence aren't listed)
can be obtained by sending the command LIST GLOBAL to your nearest
listserv. Plain list will list only lists hosted on that particular 
server. With command REVIEW listname you can get more detailed information
and the participant list of a particular list.

Listserv user and list owner guides etc. can be found under the subdirectory
listserv.

Synchronous group communication services:

RELAY: On EARN host send an interactive message to RELAY@FINHUTC saying
/Help for short help or /INFO for an introductory file

IRC: On Internet host give the command irc and it should start the
self documenting user interface. If command irc doesn't exist then
your system manager hasn't probably installed the irc client...