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Change-ringers

An email mailing list for all topics concerning change ringing

Full details about the change-ringers mailing list, including how to subscribe, can be found on the list information page.

To see the archive of postings to the list since it has been hosted on bellringers.org, visit the list archives. Your e-mail address and your list password are needed. If you don't know what your password is, go to the list information page.

Ringing-chat

An email mailing list for ringers to discuss all topics ringing and non-ringing related. If it’s an acceptable topic in the pub, it’s acceptable on ringing-chat.

Full details about the ringing-chat mailing list, including how to subscribe, can be found on the list information page.

There are two sets of archives. The "old" archive, consisting of all messages to the list since it started in October 1997 until recently, can be found here. You will need the web-site user name and password, which can be obtained, by subscribers only, via the list information page. The current archive, updated with every message, can be found here. Your e-mail address and your list password are needed. If you don't know what your password is, go to the list information page.

Ringing-theory

An email mailing list for ringers to discuss methods, compositions and other theory.

Full details about the ringing-theory mailing list, including how to subscribe, can be found on the list information page. To see the archive of postings to the list, visit the list archives.

Bell-historians

An email mailing list for ringers to discuss bell history and related topics.

Full details about the bell-historians mailing list, including how to subscribe, can be found on the list information page. To see the archive of postings to the list, visit the bell-historians archives.

Change Ringing Wiki

You may also be interested in the Changeringing Wiki. This is hosted by Graham John and supersedes the RINGWIKI which was hosted on this site.