As the availability of these tools has increased, they have become more and more important to Libertarians as vehicles both for communication within the party and for getting information about the party to others. Here is an overview of the most important services available through computer networks, along with some suggestions about how you can get access to these services if you aren't using them already. Electronic Mail Electronic mail allows you to send a message to another individual. This makes e-mail ideal for communication among volunteer activists with differing schedules.
People can read and respond to messages at their own pace.
Many activists at the state and local level also already have e-mail addresses. Addresses for other state-level party officials and for local party officials can be found in directories online. People with announcements or comments on that subject send a message to a special e-mail address, which causes copies of the message to be automatically forwarded to each of the subscribers. In general, if you can send and receive e-mail, you can also subscribe to and contribute to mailing lists. Subscribing to libernet is a good way to keep up with what is going on in the whole libertarian movement.