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Columbia, Canada V0K 1A0
Tel: (250) 453-2045 / Fax: (250) 453-2075
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The Arthur Conan Doyle Internet Discussion Group
The Arthur Conan Doyle Society is pleased to make the facilities of an Internet Discussion Group available both to members and non-members.
The Group does not replace, or compete with, other similar discussion groups; but offers a forum for educated discussion of all aspects of Sir Arthur Conan Doyle: his life, works, associates, and characters. In particular the group welcomes an open discussion of ACD's Sherlockian literature, and the writings which have grown out of that literature.
The Group has a closed membership,
in that prospective members may only be subscribed following approval of a
subscription request. To apply for membership, please visit
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/ConanDoyle
or send an e-mail to
ConanDoyle-subscribe@yahoogroups.com
PLEASE NOTE: If your e-mail address does not readily identify you, or you are attempting to subscribe from a hotmail.com or yahoo.com address, you may be asked for further identification details. This is purely to ensure that we can maintain an abuse-free forum.
On acceptance, confirmation will
be sent to you, together with details of how postings to the Group may be made.
The Group's mailings are available in either single message or digest forum, or
you may opt to receive no messages at all, but read the activity from the
YahooGroups web site. You are able to set your preferences once you have been
subscribed.
The Group's Rules are few and
simple:
1. The Group's Discussion is self-regulating;
2. Content of postings is monitored, rather than regulated;
3. In the event of there being posted material which, in the opinion of the
Group Owner, is out of line, or abusive, or designed to provoke a 'flame war',
the offending poster will be contacted off-list. Sanctions will be applied in
the case of repeat occurrences.
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