Heath Bunting - creator of the Corporate Trash Raiders Manual - is doing research on how to integrate special-purpose devices, such as postcards, into the fabric of the Internet. As part of this research/experiment/fun, this IC'95 project aims to explore methods of sending messages from one network to another. You can send a message anywhere with this service. Your messages to indiviuals/groups via a variety of mediums are routed to the appropriate network bridge (telephone/fax/postal/road/water/railway/signboards, etc.). All the services require that you can send and/or receive electronic mail to the Internet. After the deed is done, you will receive electronic mail telling you if your message was successfully sent or not. The service is free. The results/repercussions of the message delivery attempt will be added to the web site daily. Anonymous service will be offered. A Remote Messaging Coverage List will be available on demand. Explore : a. connectivity b. medium specific language c. borders conflicts demystify electronic networks and mystify conventional networks +++ If you do not find the network pair you are interested in here, or if the instructions here do not work, then send comments & suggestions to Heath Bunting - heath@cybercafe.org