Etiquette
Email discussion groups are a great source of ideas and information - and can lead to great friendships. Emails to the list are automatically broadcast to all members. To get the most out of a group there are a few generally accepted rules:
- Remember that you are speaking to a group of people - and you don't always know who they are. Be cautious about providing personal information about yourself or others.
- One idea per email, with the topic clearly in the subject line, makes ongoing discussions and debates more manageable.
- Short paragraphs with lots of white space are easier to read on screen.
- Quote only what is necessary to retain the sense of an email in your responses.
General Interest
- Nightfall
- Astronomy events in Brisbane area and an egroup
which aims to increase awareness of the activities of the astronomical
community in the Brisbane region. Contact: Tony Surma firstlight [at] optushome.com.au
- Brisbane Bikers
lists:
- BrisbaneBikers-Rides is a low volume e-mail list that carries occasional news updates and suggested rides.
- BrisbaneBikers is a discussion list on issues relevant to South-East Queensland's motorcycle riders, including motorcycle politics, media, safety, technical, road reports and much more.
- BrisbaneBikers-Chat is a high-volume, wide-ranging discussion list.
- Brisbane
Genealogy Mailing List
- Brisbane
Meetup Groups - Join or start local interest groups.
- Brisbane Music
Discussion Forum general chat, gig guide, musicians wanted and
available
- Soc.Culture.Australian
- Unmoderated, public discussion board.
- Yahoo Groups - Brisbane category and Queensland category - discussion groups of varying topics and quality. We have no control over listings.
Online personals and dating sites
- Aussie
Matchmaker meet friends and find love online. Join now to start
browsing profiles on the site!
- GayMatchMaker
- Australia's best way to meet other gay men and women! Create
an account or log into your existing account to start exploring.
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