Any document in your computer can be faxed without having to print it out and feed it into a fax machine. Hundreds of BBSs, dealing with every subject and interest, exist. The hard right uses BBSs both to communicate among its adherents, and also to monitor groups they oppose. Of course, groups fighting the radical right can join and monitor the opposition's bulletin boards. The Internet, the so-called information superhighway, may be accessed through any one of numerous online services.
Research is a key to successful activism.
Local groups formed to challenge the radical right should know the opposition. One way to do this is to carefully monitor the letters to the editor in your local paper. Make a database file of letter writers who support the religious right's agenda. Each file in your database should note why the person is listed, and where to find a copy of their letter to the editor, or other information, in your vertical files. Sometimes radical right groups announce their meetings in the newspaper.