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//// Jaguar Chat
Anyone with web browsing capability who wants to chat in real-time
with their fellow Jaguar enthusiasts, but has no access to IRC, should
take advantage of this Jag chat page:
JFPN's Jaguar Chat

//// Jaguar Discussion Mailing List
Anyone with Internet e-mail access can join the discussions on the
Jaguar mailing list. To "subscribe" to the list, send an e-mail to the
following address: 
With the following as the body message:
subscribe jaguar FirstName LastName
(Where "FirstName" is your real first name and "LastName" is your
real last name.)
You should then soon receive the subscription information. Since the
list moved, digesting is no longer available.
The actual list address is: . All mail will go to
the list server and be sent to the dozens of readers of the list.
//// Atari Underground Mailing List
Anyone with Internet e-mail access can request to be added to the
Atari Underground mailing list. This is a read-only mailing list
maintained by Matt "MHz" B., generating periodic messages describing
current events of interest to Atari Jaguar owners.
To subscribe to the list, send an e-mail request to
.
Please do not confuse the Atari Underground mailing list with the
Jaguar Underground hackers.
//// Jaguar FAQ
Robert Jung  maintains the Jaguar FAQ (Frequently
Asked Questions) file, a continually updated list of Jaguar specs and
facts. The Jaguar FAQ is posted to rec.games.video.atari on Usenet
around the first of every month, and can also be found via FTP,
address: ftp.netcom.com, in Andy Eddy's /pub/vidgames/faqs directory.
//// Jaguar Cheats and Codes
Clay "No Handle" Halliwell  maintains the
Atari Jaguar Game Cheats and Codes FAQ. It's available by e-mail
request, from Andy Eddy's FTP site (see above), or from Jaguar
Interactive .
Lonnie "The Mage" Smith  maintains the Concise
Compendium of Frequently Asked Codes, Moves, and Cheats (FACMAC). It's
available via FTP from , or from

//// Independent Association of Jaguar Developers
The IAJD (Independent Association of Jaguar Developers) is still
accepting members on Genie. The IAJD is a private group where
confidential discussions can be freely held. (Category 64 of the ST
RoundTable is the IAJD meeting place.) Consequently, membership in the
IAJD is limited to Jaguar developers who are registered with JTS Corp.
To apply for membership, send e-mail to ENTRY$ on Genie (or
 if you're not on Genie). Regular e-mail
correspondence with the IAJD should be sent to IAJD$ (again, or
 if you're not on Genie).
... There's a fine line between fishing and just standing around.
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