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The Chemical Information Sources Discussion List (CHMINF-L) was established at Indiana University in April 199 1 and became fully operational on May 1, 199 1. In less than three and a half years, it has established a reputation as a high-quality Internet resource for keeping up with new information products of interest to chemists and for getting answers to chemical information questions in general. CHMINF-L serves as a forum for discussion of, as well as an information source for, chemistry reference questions and the sources used to find information that chemists need. News about existing reference sources, the appearance of new primary, secondary, or tertiary printed or computer-readable sources, prices and availability, search hints, bibliographic instruction-all are found as topics distributed on CHMINF-L. People have also used CHMINF-L as a “reference library” to supplement the resources of their local libraries. That is appropriate as long as users are willing to supply answers. Fortunately, the subscriber list to CHMINF-L includes some of the best chemistry librarians and chemical information specialists in the world, and they have unselfishly given of their time and energy to answer many questions. Jane Smith, in a provocative article entitled, “Hypatia Screamed,” concludes that “ . . . the skills of librarians and the tenets of librarianship will be increasingly critical if we are to deliver on the promises of the ‘Information Age’ ” (1994). It is my belief that the success of CHMINF-L is directly attributable to the librarians in its midst. There were 4,865 messages ent by CHMINF-L in the

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