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Using E-mail for Dream Sharing
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DreamGate Cyberdream History |
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By far the most popular method of communication
on the Net is E-Mail, and so it is only natural that the most popular method
of dream sharing is also via e-mail. |
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Dream
groups simply erupt spontaneously from two or more people's desire to share
dreams. Often these people meet offline, but usually they meet online on
a Usenet Newsgroup, a chat room or through other dream groups. Also, people
will post on the dream sharing e-zine (electronic magazine) Electric
Dreams or post to a message board that is related to dreams found around
the net (See WEB SITES ON DREAMS for links). |
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Some email groups have become formalized and
are now Mail Lists, which include Listserv's, Majordomo's and other automated
subscription and distribution services. |
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For
an article on using mail lists and Dream Sharing, see Richard Wilkerson's
article in the Association for the Study of Dreams Newsletter column The
Dream Cyberphile
Spring, 1966. |
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For quick information on Dream
Sharing Mail Lists, see Cyber Dream Sharing
via Mail Lists |
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For the History of E-Mail on the Internet and connections to full guides
to the thousands of e-mail resources now available, see Net
History and Resources |
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