The Bibliography

[Sally Hambridge <[e-mail]>]

Selected Bibliography

LaQuey, Tracy.  _The Internet Companion_.  Reading, MA:
   Addison-Wesley, 1993.

Kehoe, Brendan.  _Zen and the Art of the Internet_.  
  Englewood Cliffs, NJ: Prentice-Hall, 1992.

Krol, Ed.  _The Whole Internet: User's Guide and
  Catalog_.  Sebastopol, CA: O'Reilly & Associates,
  1992.

Tennant, Ron, John Ober & Anne G. Lipow.  _Crossing
  the Internet Threshold: An Instrustional Handbook_.
  Berkeley, CA: Library Solutions Press, 1993.

Agre, Phil.  "Networking on the Network". 

Internet Activities Board. "Ethics and the Internet". January, 1989.
  RFC 1087. <URL: ftp://ds.internic.net/rfc/rfc1087.txt>

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Hambridge, Sally, Jeffrey C. Sedayao. "Horses and Barn Doors: Evolution
  of Corporate Guideliens for Internet Usage." LISA VII, Usenix, November
  1-5, 1993, pp. 9-16. <URL: http://www.intel.com/about-intel/papers/horses.
  html>
   
ds.internic.net - policies=procedures
is.internic.net - see below

Rinaldi, Arlene H. "The Net: User Guidelines and Netiquette". September
  3, 1992.  <URL: gopher://is.internic.net:70/00/infoguide/about-internet/
  culture/netiquette-guide>.
[lunde - ]
* The Net: User Guidelines and Netiquette by Arlene H. Rinaldi
<[e-mail]>
   <ftp://ftp.lib.berkeley.edu/pub/net.training/FAU/netiquette.txt>

This is particularly good in offering specific advice for different media
(and was compiled with advice from NETTRAIN readers).

[This is also widely cited as a source by other writers]

Markey, Edward J. "Networked Communities and the Laws of Cyberspace",
  delivered at the "Rights and Responsibilities of Participants in
  Networked Communities" Conference Dinner, _Computer Science and 
  Telecommunications Board, National Research Council.  Washington,
  DC.  February 18. 1993. <URL: gopher://is.internic.net:70/00/
  infoguide/about-internet/culture/laws-of-cyberspace>

"The Unofficial Smiley DIctionary" <URL: gopher://is.internic.net:70:
  00/infoguide/about-internet/culture/unofficial-smiley-dictionary>

Malkin, G.; Marine, A. "FYI on Questions and Answers: Answers to 
  Commonly asked 'New Internet User' Questions." May, 1992. RFC
  1325. FYI 4. <URL: ftp://ds.internic.net/rfc/rfc1325.txt>

Martin, J. "There's Gold in them thar Networks! or Searching for
  Treasure in all the Wrong Places." January, 1993. RFC 1402, FYI
  10. <URL: ftp://ds.internic.net/rfc/rfc1402.txt>

Krol, E.; Hoffman, E. "FYI on 'What is the Internet?'." May, 1993.
  RFC 1462, FYI 20. <URL: ftp://ds.internic.net/rfc/rfc1462.txt>

Hoffman, E.; Jackson, L. "FYI on Introducint the Internet: A Short
  Bibliography of Introductory Internetworking Readings for the
  Network Novice." May, 1993. RFC 1463, FYI 19. <URL: ftp://
  ds.internic.net/rfc/rfc1643.txt>

Tenant, Roy. "Internet Basics". ERIC Clearinghouse of Information 
  Resources, EDO-IR-92-7.  September, 1992.   <URL: gopher://is.internic.net
  :70:00/infoguide/beginners/internet-intros/internet-basics>

Polly, Jean Armour.  "Surfing the Internet: an Introduction", Version 2.0.3.
  Revised May 15, 1993.  <URL: gopher://is.internic.net:70/00/infoguide/ 
  beginnners/internet-intros/surfing-the-internet>

Mandel, Thomas F. "Surfing the Wild Internet".  SRI International Business
  Intelligence Program, Scan No. 2109.  March, 1993. <URL: gopher://is.
  internic.net:70/00/infoguide/beginners/internet-intros/surfing-the-
  wild-internet>
Glossaries

Malkin, G., T. LaQuey Parker.  "Internet Users' Glossary". January, 1993.
  RFC 1392. FYI 18. <URL: ftp://ds.internic.net/rfc/rfc1392.txt>

Kind, BABEL: A Glossary of Computer Oriented Abbreviations and Acronyms
Glossary of Networking Terms
Top10 Guide of Internet Books
Do we want the stuff in the advanced area?  (Probably yes)

The following kindly submitted by A. Lunde:


Online resources:

USENET FAQs posted in news.announce.newusers:

* "Emily Postnews Answers Your Questions on Netiquette"
  Original author: [e-mail] (Brad Templeton)
  Maintained by:  [e-mail] (Mark Moraes)
  Archive-name: emily-postnews/part1

* How to find the right place to post (FAQ)
  by [e-mail] (Aliza R. Panitz)
  Archive-name: finding-groups/general

* "Rules for posting to Usenet"
  Original author: [e-mail] (Gene Spafford)
  Maintained by:  [e-mail] (Mark Moraes)
  Archive-name: posting-rules/part1

* "Answers to Frequently Asked Questions about Usenet"
  Original author: [e-mail] (Jerry Schwarz)
  Maintained by:  [e-mail] (Mark Moraes)
  Archive-name: usenet-faq/part1

* "A Primer on How to Work With the Usenet Community"
   Original author: [e-mail] (Chuq Von Rospach)
   Maintained by:  [e-mail] (Mark Moraes)
   Archive-name: usenet-primer/part1

* "Hints on writing style for Usenet"
  Original author: [e-mail] (A. Jeff Offutt VI)
  Maintained by:  [e-mail] (Mark Moraes)
  Archive-name: usenet-writing-style/part1

* "What is Usenet?"
  Original author: [e-mail] (Chip Salzenberg)
  Maintained by:  [e-mail] (Mark Moraes)
  Archive-name: what-is-usenet/part1

* "What is Usenet? A second opinion."
  Original author: [e-mail] (Edward Vielmetti)
  Maintained by:  [e-mail] (Mark Moraes)
  Archive-name: what-is-usenet/part2

(Credit is also due to Gene Spafford for his history in maintaining many of
these FAQs)

All these can be read in www at:
<http://www.cis.ohio-state.edu/hypertext/faq/bngusenet/news/announce/
newusers/top.html>

Other USENET FAQs:

* "A Biologist's Guide to Internet Resources" by Una R. Smith  (1993)
<gopher://sunsite.unc.edu/11/../.pub/academic/biology/ecology+evolution/
bioguide>

This has a section on netiquette on "professionally-oriented newsgroups and
mailing lists"

(A number of the other USENET FAQs address netiquette for particular
newsgroups and might server as examples of how different standards
apply in different forums.)

* Internet Etiquette Tips by Stan Horwitz <[e-mail]>
   <ftp://ftp.temple.edu/pub/info/help-net/netiquette.infohn>

* NETIQUETTE by the Rev. Bob "Bob" Crispen; part of a "course" on
  using the Internet, presented as a series of e-mail messages presented by
  Patrick Douglas Crispen <[e-mail]>.
  (No archive site located)

* "Guidelines for Responsible Use of the Internet"
from the US house of Representatives gopher, at:
 <gopher://gopher.house.gov:70/OF-1%3a208%3aInternet%20Etiquette>

* RobertS Rules of Internet Order (by [e-mail])
  posted to NETTRAIN Thu, 6 Oct 1994

Other resources:

* Netiquette by Virginia Shea, 154 pages, paperbound, $ 19.95,
  ISBN 0-9637025-1-3 publisher Albion Books (San Francisco),
  reviewed by Walter Zintz in "OPEN COMPUTING, october 1994, p. 75.

Albion books also runs a mailing list on netiquette. The list address
is [e-mail], the subscription address is:
[e-mail]

[I get the impression from several reviews that this book is a bit
over-sold; I'm also skeptical about their efforts to assert a trademark on
the term "netiquette", if serious, given its much longer use online]

* The Elements of E-mail Style, by David Angell and Brent
  Heslop, Addison-Wesley, 1994.

"It's not a general netiquette resource, but does have sections on
 netiquette relative to e-mail, and is a good guide for effective use
 of the most basic Net application"

* "For on-going updates and the trends, I suggest you refer to WIRED magazine.
  They frequently publish new tips, techniques, and Miss Manners type
  information about the Net."

[I personally think Wired in a bit trendy, and could be misleading as a
source of fundamental information]

* "The Internet Guide for New Users", Dern, 1994, 0-07-016511-4, U$27.95
[e-mail]



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    Albert Lunde                      [e-mail]