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TESL-L and some branches and still continue to receive mail from other
branches. Then, send a message to the Listserv, saying: SUB
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because your name is already on
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As
this electronic forum has grown larger, some members who would like to discuss
items of specialized interest within the profession have felt reticent to post
messages to the whole membership when the item might be of interest to only a
few netters. Consequently, we have started some special-interest "branches" or
sub-lists of TESL-L, as listed below: