What ever happeded to GRASS?

[mjl...@gmail.com]

Anyone know where the old GRASS server archives are?

For the benefit of youngsters GRASS stood for "Generic Religions and
Secret Societies" and was a mailing list (run by one Loren Miller)
dedicated to writing up Religions and Secret Societies in a RPG
style. It was run as an email server Googling indicates the last
time it was back in 1994 to 95. It was very good it deserves to be
online somewhere.

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[Ubiquitous]

mjl...@gmail.com wrote:

>Anyone know where the old GRASS server archives are?
>
>For the benefit of youngsters GRASS stood for "Generic Religions and
>Secret Societies" and was a mailing list (run by one Loren Miller)
>dedicated to writing up Religions and Secret Societies in a RPG
>style. It was run as an email server Googling indicates the last
>time it was back in 1994 to 95. It was very good it deserves to be
>online somewhere.

I never heard of it before.

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[David Lamb]

On 24/04/2011 7:27 AM, Ubiquitous wrote:
> mjl...@gmail.com wrote:
>
>> Anyone know where the old GRASS server archives are?
>>
>> For the benefit of youngsters GRASS stood for "Generic Religions and
>> Secret Societies" and was a mailing list (run by one Loren Miller)
>> dedicated to writing up Religions and Secret Societies in a RPG
>> style. It was run as an email server Googling indicates the last
>> time it was back in 1994 to 95. It was very good it deserves to be
>> online somewhere.
>
> I never heard of it before.
>

Loren's old email address at wharton bounced; mail to the GRASS listserv
hasn't bounced yet but it may just be a matter of time.

[Ubiquitous]

In article <YvVsp.41608$yp3....@newsfe09.iad>, dal...@cs.queensu.ca
wrote:

I'd think if the listserv were still active one could send commands to
retrivee info.