Attention people who still use old fashioned tape-loops

[Tyler <programmer651@comcast.net>]

Hello! We at Prosomawi Media are setting up a discussion mailing list 
dedicated to the 
modern-day use of tapes, both audio and video; reel and cassette (they 
might be phasing out, but 
we know tapers are out there; they still sell recordable cassettes, last I 
checked). Well, we 
advertise here because I heard people on this list talking about loops 
using tapes. So, for people that use 
tapes, join Tapeville. It's going to be its own website soon, but we need 
some list 
subscribers before we make the website. Kind of like LD; there's a website 
and a mailing list, 
sometimes, really informative list posts will be selected for the website. 
The list serve for Tapeville, 
the official mailing list for users of tapes (which includes people that 
convert tapes to digital) which is not very 
active yet (we need subscribers) is less confusing; it's a typical 
listserve. You can put 
subscribe in the subject and/or the body; you don't need to undo that 
safety lock that 
involves typing it in both.
To join Tapeville:
Send an email to tape-request@freelists.org with subscribe in the subject 
and/or 
body. Posting address is, of course, tape@freelists.org
To unsubscribe, just send unsubscribe to the Request.
Have an analogue day!
Tyler Z