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Posting-Frequency: monthly Last-Modified: 1996/08/04 Version: 2.0 URL: http://www.rt66.com/~kalmoth/scrFAQ.html See reader questions & answers on this topic! - Help others by sharing your knowledge -----BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE----- Back from vacation! Below is a monthly repost of some relevant SOC.CULTURE.RUSSIAN materials, last updated on August 4, 1996. If you have any questions, suggestions or additions, e-mail pv02@lehigh.edu or kalmoth@rt66.com. The materials of this FAQ in hypertext form can be found on the World-Wide Web: URL: http://www.rt66.com/~kalmoth/scrFAQ.html Other related materials are available at URL: http://www.siber.com/sib/ The URLs above points to SOC.CULTURE.RUSSIAN home page and SOVINFORMBUREAU pages respectively. Again, all comments and suggestions welcome. The text of this FAQ is written by Vadim Maslov <vadik@cs.umd.edu> and by Peter Vorobieff <pv02@lehigh.edu>, <kalmoth@rt66.com>. The copyright to this FAQ belongs to Vadim Maslov and Peter Vorobieff. The new features of the current version of the FAQ include the "quick how-to" section on Cyrillic installation for several platforms, and references to more places related to Russian literature and publishing on the WWW. Part 4 of the FAQ is, as usual, "under construction," as well as the webified version of the FAQ. Peter Vorobieff <pv02@lehigh.edu> - the Keeper of the FAQ. URL: http://www.lehigh.edu/~pv02/ URL: http://www.rt66.com/~kalmoth/ - ---------------------------------------------------------------------- Contents: 1. SOC.CULTURE.RUSSIAN CHARTER AND POSTING SUGGESTIONS answers the questions: - What is S.C.R.? - What is the language of S.C.R.? - What should and should not be posted to S.C.R.? - What other newsgroups with related topics exist? - What to post and NOT to post? - How to react to net abuse? - Why hate speech articles cannot be eliminated? - How to react to hate speech? - How to react to an article you LIKED? - What is a killfile and how to use it? - Whom to killfile? - What is the crossposting strategy? 2. Cyrillic Paleo-FAQ answers the questions: - What are the ways to write and read in Russian on Internet? - What is necessary to install Cyrillic fonts/drivers on my computer? - How to use FTP, Gopher, WWW cruisers to download the necessary files? 3. Russian net resources answers the questions: - What are relcom newsgroups and how to get them? - What places on Usenet other than s.c.r have information about Russia? - Are there any Russian mailing lists? - What are the FTP, Gopher and WWW sites with Russian resources? - Are there any Russian online newspapers/magazines? 4. Miscellaneous (to be expanded) answers the questions: - Where can one buy/order Russian books and magazines in the United States? - How to get visas to/from Russia? - How can I get in touch with the Russian Consulate in the US? - What phone company can one use to call to Russia? - What is the cheapest way to fly to Russia? - What is the FUN way of flying IN Russia? - Are there any Russian newspapers/magazines available on Internet/WWW? - What are the places on WWW to look for information on Russian music? - What literature in Russian is available on WWW? - Where can I find Russian food recipes on WWW? - What is the current situation with parliamentary and presidential elections in Russia? - How are things going in Russian football? - What is the state of role-playing gaming in Russia? -----BEGIN PGP SIGNATURE----- Version: 2.6.2 iQB1AwUBMgVN5YGFfGJmeuwpAQHyoAL8Cqe8+bWaVT0WzkWP+ORY8oe2mDn3ooYc ziMg/eI1qpEe5auNgRHjHx+i6BEpm52NH7Yku4WmkYaC3y31h23KDE7uf6mWDlzN /E1mFAHhfORj7peHUMd9jjAySEiMuDwt =7sqm -----END PGP SIGNATURE----- There is no me but me, and pv02@lehigh.edu and kalmoth@rt66.com are my only true addresses. All my articles are PGP-signed. My PGP public key is at URL: http://www.lehigh.edu/~pv02/pgpkey.txt User Contributions:
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