Forwarding this from a different discussion list -- some of it is a
little outdated and some is more oriented to academic uses of
discussion lists, but I think there's a lot here that would be helpful
to those of us who moderate or edit discussion lists --
Mary Schweitzer

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Today's _Academe Today_ notes a website maintained by Berge Collins
Associates, "The Moderators Home Page: Resources for Moderators and
Facilitators of Online Discussion." Has lots of articles on listserv and
other aspects of our work, both technical and procedural matters including
"moderation/facilitation," "sample editorial policies," and online
teaching.  Bibliographies, too. Compiler Mauri Collins writes: "As this is
part of my dissertation research, I would very much appreciate your
suggestions for additions to these listings."  Looks interesting.

Address is http://star.ucc.nau.edu/~mauri/moderators.html