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        If you want to post an anonymous entry, write up your note
        introducing yourself, being sure to indicate things like your
        gender, your approximate age range, something about what you
        are interested in, and what sorts of people you want to meet.
        
        Then MAIL the introductory note to Rich STARCH::WHALEN, who
        administers the STARCH::SINGLES account.  Rich will post your
        topic in the conference (from STARCH::SINGLES), and set up the
        mail forwarding database to associate your home node with the
        topic.  (The mail forwarding database is separate from the
        conference, and is not accessible to the world at large.)
        
        Your introductory topic will typically be entered into the
        conference within a week to ten days.  When you see your topic
        in the conference, you might want to reply to it yourself just
        to make sure the mail forwarding is working.  See the next
        note for information on doing this.

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        If you want to reply to an "anonymous" introduction note, use the
        SEND/AUTHOR Notes command while you are reading the note. Include
        the topic number in the subject line for which Notes prompts you. 
        
        For example, to reply to the person whose anonymous introduction
        is in topic 666 (which does not yet exist), first you would read
        topic 666. 
        
        Notes> READ 666
        
        At the next Notes prompt, enter SEND/AUTHOR:
        
        Notes> SEND/AUTHOR              ! you enter the command
        
        Notes will prompt for the Subject of your message.  Include the
        topic number (in this case, 666): 
        
        Subject: Topic 666 in SINGLES   ! example of subject line
        
        Then, just type in your own reply.  See the Notes documentation or
        use the HELP facility in Notes to learn more about how to send
        MAIL from within Notes. 
        
        You can also send a reply from outside Notes.  Send the reply to
        STARCH::SINGLES, and be sure to include the topic number in the
        subject line of your reply.  For example, 
        
        MAIL> send
        To:	STARCH::SINGLES
        Subj:	Topic 666 in SINGLES
        
        and then just enter your message as you normally do.