[Linganth] unsubscribing and subscribing

[Richard J Senghas]

Hey folks,

My apologies for not catching Kerim's request earlier, but here's a
general update on subscriptions and address changes.  Address
corrections/modifications should be sent to
linganth-owner at ats.rochester.edu.  (Note that the server address did
change a few years back, but there had been an alias working until
recently, apparently.)

None of the Linganth stuff is supported or sponsored the SLA.  We're
a fully independent list, with many non-SLA members.  We're also not
using the linguistlist.org for anything beyond archiving of the list,
although I'd consider changing that to help make a more transparent
and coherent setup, if linguistlist.org offers such services.

Currently, the Linganth has no official web home page.  If someone
wants to develop and sponsor one, that would be great, but the
volunteer efforts in the past have gone away when folks have moved on.

Again, subscription requests can be sent to:

linganth-owner at ats.rochester.edu

-Richard

At 12:35 PM -0500 2/22/05, P. Kerim Friedman wrote:
>Sorry to bother the list as a whole, but I have been unable to find
>this information on the web.
>
>How do I change my linganth subscription? I want to unsubscribe at
>this address and subscribe at another address.
>
>The SLA web page doesn't even list the SLA e-mail list, not to
>mention linganth:
>
><http://www.aaanet.org/sla/>
>
>The information on the Linguist List page is out of date:
>
><http://www.linguistlist.org/lists/index.html>
>
>My messages got bounced back to me. Although they do have the list
>archived here:
>
><http://listserv.emich.edu/archives/linganth.html>
>
>A google search turns up this page, which also seems to be out of date:
>
><http://jan.ucc.nau.edu/~jmw22/linanserv.html>
>
>By way of comparison, take a look at the SEAA web site, which seems
>to be a good model for what these things should look like:
>
><http://www.aaanet.org/seaa/>
>
>Notice the "subscribe to EASIANTH listserv" link right on the front page!
>
>kerim


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