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specific listservs and home pages.
Robert Harris
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On Sat, 4 Mar 1995 16:32:27 -0700 Len Gaska said:
>I am looking for a host to sponsor a mailing list for exchange of
>information on the dog breed Bouvier des Flandres.
>
>The Bouvier des Flandres is a large cattle herding and general
>farm dog that originates from northern France and Belgium. The
>breed is quite popular in Europe and has been gaining steady
>popularity in America.
>
>The purpose of the list would be for Bouvier owners to exchange
>information, provider information to new or prospective Bouvier
>owners, assist in finding homes for abandoned Bouviers, and  provide
>members with general information.
>
>Several months ago, I created a short WWW page on Bouviers
>(http://www.primenet.com/~gaska/bouvier.html) and recently,
>a link to that page was established from rec.pets.dogs FAQ Homepage
>(http://www.io.com/user/tittle/dogs-faq/homepage.html) and I started
>receiving inquiries about Bouviers, specifically asking if there was a
>mailing list on Bouviers. After searching for some time, I could not find
>one and decided to try and establish one.
>
>My Internet provider will establish a mailing list for me, but I cannot
>afford the cost as it may be as much as $50 a month depending on the
>number of subscribers and mail volume. Although I cannot predict the
>number of subscribers, I have received messages indicating that at least
>20 to 25 people are currently interested. I suspect that number will be
>higher after an announcement is made in the appropriate Usenet groups.
>
>As I do not subscribe to these lists, I would appreciate it for responses to
>be mailed to [log in to unmask]
>
>I thank you for your consideration and if you require further information,
>please send me a message.
>
>  Len Gaska & Sharon Kautto      "Drag me, drop me,
>  [log in to unmask]              treat me like an object"
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