LML Policies

Introduction


Leprosy Mailing List (LML) is a free moderated email list about leprosy that allows all persons interested in this theme to share ideas, information, experiences, questions. The list is run by Dr Pieter Schreuder (Netherlands) with support from Dr Sunil Deepak (Italy), Dr Salvatore Noto (Italy), and Dr Ben Naafs, (Netherlands).

LML is free and anyone can join it. Usual frequency of messages is about 1-2 messages per week, though it may have periods with very few messages and others, with more frequent messages. To join or to leave Leprosy Mailing List (LML) send an email to editorlml@gmail.com

LML is a moderated list - this means that to send any message to the list you have to write your message to the editor, who will check if the message can be shared, may ask for clarifications or corrections to make it more readable and then share with list members. LML does not accept messages with personal attacks on individuals - it is a forum for exchange of information and discussion, and asks for respect and decorum from its members.

At present (2020), LML has more than 600 members spread in all continents.

LML does not accept promotional or commercial messages of any kind. It does not share with anyone the details of its members.

Sharing Articles and Pictures on LML


Before sharing any published articles or images on LML, make sure that you have the authority to share those materials and they do not create any copyright violations. Members sharing any information or attached files, are themselves responsible for them and the editors of LML decline any responsibility.

The attached files are not archived with the blog and are only shared with emails. Therefore, if you are raising any specific issues regarding the articles, copy and paste relevant parts in your messages so that persons reading your message on the blog can understand the context. Where possible, enclose a link to your article in your message.

Sharing of articles and pictures is at the discretion of LML editor. Large files are not accepted for sharing. There should be a specific reason for sharing an article on LML, for example, if you think that it requires debate or if you have any questions about it. Draft articles and working papers can also be shared to ask for comments and suggestions, only if they deal with some new or controversial issue.

LML Blog 


This Blog presents the archives of this mailing list. However, any attachments mentioned in individual messages on this blog are not accessible from the blog.

If you are looking for any specific attachments you can try checking the LML archives on Google Forum. If you have any comments or suggestions regarding this blog, send an email to Dr Sunil Deepak at - sunil.deepak@gmail.it

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