This is to follow up on Elizabeth Zeria's posting of information about the H-Net lists for historians. I have been on H-SHGAPE (Gilded Age and Progressive Era) since it began late last spring and find it the most valuable list I read. Because it is moderated, there are almost no erroneous postings, and debate can be spirited without degenerating into flames. The moderators also read other H-NET lists and post a weekly digest of not-directly-related items that tend to be pretty useful anyway. I believe the list is archived, but I've not yet had occasion to search for and retrieve logs. One feature of the list is the sharing of course syllabi. As a graduate student working on a dissertation, I find these syllabi to be a rich source of background material. (By the way, _The Gilded Age_ and _The Rise of Silas Lapham_ show up in syllabi occasionally.) Another feature of the list--updates and info sharing about use of new technology--has been very helpful to me in my life as a distance learning coordinator. In short, I highly recommend H-SHGAPE to members of the Mark Twain Forum. Peg Wherry Kansas State Univ. Manhattan, KS