[Air-l] benefits, freebies, papers, etc

[Rhiannon Bury]

My thoughts exactly. I *expect* to have to pay to join an organization to
get access to the listserv. I therefore consider the opportunity to have
lurked about on air-l a *privilege* before deciding to join up. I hope
those who are volunteering to sit on the exec. board ignore the whining
and keep things just as they are. Thank you!



Rhiannon 

P.S. I'm assuming that there is a special fee for grad. students and the
under/unemployed?

Nancy writes:
air-l at aoir.org writes:
>By the way, the Association of Internet Researchers does provide a 
>free means for anyone -- whether they are members are not -- to 
>connect with others doing relevant work, find out about what else is 
>going on that may interest them, and otherwise have their internet 
>research interests sustained and supported by AoIR without paying 
>membership dues. It's called air-l. How many other professional 
>associations do you know that provide a free forum for nonmembers to 
>complain about what the association doesn't do for them?