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Electronic Discussion List

The Northfield Neighborhood Association Discussion List (NNADL) is an email forum for communicating ideas and information within the Northfield neighborhood.

If you are a registered member of the list, you may send an e-mail to everybody on the list by sending an e-mail addressed to nnadl@NorthfieldNA.org.

You can either sign up to be a member of the NNADL, OR you can request to be removed from the NNADL below:


What is your name?:

What is your e-mail address:

Do you want to be added or removed from the NNADL? Add me Remove me



Please keep in mind that the NNADL is a public forum, and contributers should follow common-sense rules of etiquette and decorum:

1. Be nice.

2. Keep in mind that an argument between two people is rarely interesting to anybody else.

3. Do not SPAM.  (Look it up in Wikipedia if you're not sure what that is.)

4. If somebody sends you a private e-mail, do not forward any part of it to the discussion list without his or her permission.

5. Watch your language.

6. Try to keep your posts relevant to the neighborhood.  There are other discussion lists for other topics -- if your letter is not obviously relevant to the residents of Northfield, then please do not send it.



NOTE:  If you are particularly wonkish and want to know everything that is happening in this part of Austin, there are two other active discussion lists for stakeholders in our area.

NNDL -- There is the North Loop Discussion List for people living in Morningside, Ridgetop, Northfield, and Skyview.  This is a forum for general issues affecting this whole area of Austin.  To learn more, send a blank e-mail to nndl-howto@14gram.com

NLNPT -- The North Loop Neighborhood Planning Team created a discussion list for people to discuss zoning and regulations issues.  For more information about the NLNPT see the NLNPT section of the Projects page.
 
People who subscribe to all three lists get a lot of duplicate e-mail, but they have their finger firmly on the pulse of the neighborhood.

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