DSIS Telegraph Road Mailing List ??

[marc96er]

TRoad member since 1998. Man, that was a hard time between the end of TRoad and the start of AMIT!    I never felt well on the other forum   

[border_reiver]

See the tagline

T-roadie from 1996 and until the burial... Finding AMIT was a relief!

[pyroman]

TRoad member since 1998. Man, that was a hard time between the end of TRoad and the start of AMIT!    I never felt well on the other forum   

yes After TR died I really stopped MK discussion on Internet
these bulletin boards seem to be a better method than email

[Pottel]

i am really happy to see so many old faces, and to see they found a new "home" :-)

[lfblaauw]

Yeah, the T-Road mailinglist. I've been there too, since 1995, not only reading it, but I also took part in discussions.  It was a good source for MK/DS-related-news, as there wasn't an official MK-site nor the MK news site during the early years.

Regards,
Lars B

[Ingo]

I was a member of the DSIS and also on the TR mailing list.

[MK4ever]

Back in the 80's and early 90's(?), I got the news from Damage Management...I think the secretarys name was Liz Whatley?.. never heard of DSIS or TR though..

[Localhero]

Hi,

Was on TR also. For a looooooooon time  The great days !!!
Loved to reveive all these emails, from all around the world.
And loved to post sometimes too...
This mailing-list has let me to meet a LOT of people. Especially during the 2001 tour.

I don't feel so easy to be/read/post on the forum. Found it easier that it arrives directly to my mailbox rather than being "forced" to go on the forum.
But the forum is far better to explore/search through.

And I still don't understand why no real name are given here.

David

[allen]

Hi David,

If you know some Spanish, don't miss to join the Spanish fan mailing list, and in that way, you can continue receiving tons of mails every day.   

Wishes
Allen (Zhang Lun is my name )

[pyroman]

Back in the 80's and early 90's(?), I got the news from Damage Management...I think the secretarys name was Liz Whatley?.. never heard of DSIS or TR though..

Liz's mailed newsletter was DSIS
Dire Straits Information Service

[MK4ever]

Back in the 80's and early 90's(?), I got the news from Damage Management...I think the secretarys name was Liz Whatley?.. never heard of DSIS or TR though..

Liz's mailed newsletter was DSIS
Dire Straits Information Service

Oh, ok...

[knopfling]

I was on the TR email list from about 1995 on. I started when Frosty was running it. Thanks to administrators Frosty and Tomas. TR was a great way to stay informed, and I am indebted to them.
Unfortunately for me, I never knew about DSIS until it was too late to join.
linda

[strat61]

Yeah I was on TR from 95 when I first used Netscape and the internet. Anyone remember Cathy Cross?

[pyroman]

Yes,  I remember Cathy.

I recall a big move to a different city happened for you at that time.

I think I joined TR list in '93, and lived through the first demise and rescue by Frosty,
and then the final demise.

Those were fun times before browsing really took off, and email was the only way to get info.

[vgonis]

Just saw in facebook a member of the  TR mailing list and though about awaking this old post, in case he is looking for it.  I was a member as well, wrote the first SL review after a trip in London and an early promo copy I tracked down at a second hand store in Portobello, a couple of weeks before the official release.