A message updating the Stamp Traders List (STL) from Phil 12/13/1998

For those with web browsers, it's much easier for you and us, if you
               use an online form to submit your proposed listing.  That form can be
               found at the STL Web site in Denmark:

                         http://www.stamptraderlist.dk/stlsub.htm

               If you do choose to have your listing modified, be sure to include
               your e-mail & regular postal addresses, just as you did when we
               first accepted your listing!!!  Thank you!

               Only one entry per subscriber will be permitted in any single
               update of the STL.  Occasional modifications are fine, but other
               than changes of e-mail addresses, please limit those revisions
               to no more than twice-a-year.

               For those of you who don't have the use of a web browser, you can
               simply send an e-mail to me:

                      Phil Guptill..golddoc@impulsedata.net

               Using the WWW would save us a lot of work!!!  :-)))

               The STL now has a web site of it's own. For the first time, we have
               implemented a search tool, which is now operational, and provides
               traders with many different ways in which to access specific STL
               listings, by name, country of residence and different areas of
               collecting interest.  The Denmark site of the STL is the first site
               to post updates. We urge you to bookmark that URL as it is also the
               WWW page on which many new STL innovations will normally be intro-
               duced first.

                  ***SPANISH LANGUAGE VERSION OF THE STL AVAILABLE***

               Late in the spring of 1995, there were no STL listees from Spanish or
               Portuguese speaking nations.  Jose "Pepe" Rodenas, of Spain, was the
               first to join, and thanks to his efforts, and those of Jorge Biera,
               also of Spain, we now have a Spanish language version of the STL.
               The LIS currently numbers about 200 listees, consisting of about 15%
               of the worldwide STL listees, as this is written!!!  The LIS can be
               found on the Spain site of Jose Rodenas, or go directly there:

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                                     Ed Jackson's FTP Site
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               The STL is also available from Ed Jackson's FTP site at the Uni-
               versity of Georgia:

                      ftp.cviog.uga.edu/pub/exchange/jackson/stamptra

               Once in the archive, Ed has the STL as a complete file for Macs
               and as a complete file for PCs. It's also available in generic
               text as an 11 part file.