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NetEc is a free service and it will remain free. We are working towards a future with exchange of academic ideas between those who generate them, rather than through commercial publication. All those who are interested in that aim may join us. New volunteers are always welcome to join our informal cosmopolitain team.

General questions about NetEc can be sent to NetEc@netec.mcc.ac.uk. Please use English, French, German or Spanish, and give "NetEc" as your subject line. We love to get mail from users, so if you have anything to tell us please do not hesitate to write.

People involved in NetEc include

• José Manuel Barrueco Cruz manages WoPEc and BibEc
• Lauri Saarinen is the editor of WebEc;
• Pasi Kuoppamäki maintains JokEc;
• Thomas Krichel founded NetEc in February 1993 and now implements various bits n' pieces.
• Robert P. Parks maintains the NetEc mirror at Washington University of St. Louis and Satochi Yasuda maintains the mirror at Hitotsubashi University .

At a meeting in 1996 we took a few pictures.

Other friends and contributors include Hans M. Amman (Universiteit van Amsterdam), Christopher F. Baum (Boston College), Daniel Feenberg (National Bureau of Economic Research), William L. Goffe (SUNY Oswego), Markus Hatterscheid, Sune Karlson (Stockholm School of Economics), Geoff Lane (Manchester Computing), Diane Rosenberger (Federal Reserve Bank of San Francisco) and Christian Zimmermann (University of Connecticut). This list is far from complete.

NetEc is mirrored, if you would like to have a mirror here is a text about requirements to get one. The detail is hopelessly out of date, but it may still be useful to get the general idea.

NetEc has a set of reglations called Lex NetEc.