There are CFS discussion groups and information files available on various =
BBSs,
Free-Nets, and on the major commercial networks such as GEnie, Prodigy,
Compuserve and America Online. To get advice on where to find these resourc=
es, and
on how to get generally plugged in to the world of CFS computer networking,=
 you
should get the free pamphlet "CFS/ME Electronic Resources" which is availab=
le in print
and on-line.

For a printed copy, please send a stamped, self-addressed legal-sized envel=
ope to the
following address in the USA:

CFS/ME Computer Networking Project
P.O. Box 11347
Washington, DC 20008-0547

Canadians should send to:

CFS/ME Computer Networking Project
3332 McCarthy Road
P.O. Box 37045
Ottawa, Ontario K1V 0W0

From=20outside of the USA or Canada, please send to either address and incl=
ude an
International Reply Coupon to cover return postage. Printing the guide does=
 cost some
money, and the Project asks that donations of any size be sent in so that t=
his work may
continue.

An electronic copy of this guide will be posted regularly to the newsgroup =
alt.med.cfs
with the subject "FAQ: CFS Electronic Resources". To get a copy via e-mail,=
 send the
command GET CFS-NET TXT to the address
LISTSERV@MAELSTROM.STJOHNS.EDU. The guide is also available for
download from the Project ENABLE BBS in West Virginia, tel. 1-304-759-0727,=
 file
area 23, filename CFS-NET.TXT.

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