Who wants to put demos in r.c.s?
ZXNet echo conference «zx.spectrum»
From Andrew Savichev → To All 5 January 1998
Hi, All!
Sorry, for being off-topic!
Who wants to be seen anywhere on the planet?
Send your programs to my E-mail: mas...@satan.spb.su
I will forward it to r.c.s, it won’t cost me anything, because Receiving mail
from FIDO is free for me, sending to echo is the same.
Just accompany them with:
- a brief description (preferably in English and Russian);
- version number, creation date, your copyright and a few lines
like: “I so-and-so instruct Andrey S. to place this in r.c.s;
- if the program frivolous, don't forget to write about it.
St. Petersburg spektrumists, if you decide to connect off-line, I recommend
"Nevalink" new...@arcom.spb.su (there is definitely r.c.s there) channel emb.
Griboyedova, 36
For a complete list of Internet providers in Russia, see p. 88-91
in "Internet World" N12(15) December 1997 (bought when leaving Moscow on January 3, 1998
at the Leningradsky station in the glass shop at the exit to the platforms,
where to buy it in St. Petersburg, you can find out at sa...@piter-press.ru )
In this issue, by the way, there is a coupon for 1 hour of free work at a time convenient
for you on-line (for Muscovites and St. Petersburg residents) and the contents of all
issued issues (any of the issues can be purchased at the publishing house"Peter" by mail, as well as books on computer topics, are sent all the way to Germany
and Israel, throughout the CIS without problems)
color, 96 pp. the magazine, on excellent Finnish paper, cost 10 rubles at the station)
Have a good hunt everyone! Andrey S. AKA m@s/CGS - co-moderator of relcom.comp.speccy