SCA Net info

[Rik Packham/Angus mac Taggart]

Try my site, "The Crossroads to the SCA", out if you are looking for
something about the SCA. If you have or know of something on the internet
that I do not have listed, PLEASE, send word to me. The web address below
is the entry point for the Crossroads.

Angus

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Angus mac Taggart    aquinas at eden.com   
http://www.eden.com/~aquinas/sca/sca.html
3220 Duval Rd 2822, Austin, TX 78759    512.833.8075
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> From: dentim at mail.myriad.net
> To: ansteorra at eden.com
> Subject: SCA Net info
> Date: Tuesday, August 06, 1996 11:34 AM
> 
> Greetings!
> 
> I for one would not have found the SCA without my handy dandy web
browser/
> newsreader. After a few months of searching used bookstores/hobby
> shops/sci-fi and gaming outlets, I was out of ideas....(sheesh, we *can*
be
> hard to find). For some reason, I had'nt thought of the Web. When it
finally
> dawned on me, all I did was search for 'SCA' and BOOM! there it was right
in
> front of me! I found  the Rialto, posted a help message and got a rapid
> reply. After a few "feeling out" messages, we swapped phone #'s and met.
And
> the rest, as they say, is (creative)history. (har har!)
> 
> My point is that while phone numbers and addresses on the net can be a
> problem,(I am a little leary about putting mine on) email is a great way
to
> meet and help newcomers. You don't have to give your phone out, but a
> meeting time and place is a *safe* way of getting people involved. I'm
not
> worried about people having my email address, even if they are some
psycho,
> because it would be hard to track me down, plus if they kept sending me
> unwanted or prank mail I could just change my address. (yeah, I know
thats a
> pain)
> 
> just a thought....
> 
> Timo
> littlescumsuckingmutantlefty