| Introduction To The EEAC Mailing Lists |
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The Eastern European Adoption Coalition (EEAC) mailing lists have been created to provide a virtual community for people who are interested in adopting or have adopted children from Eastern European countries. Others who are sympathetic to the problems and issues that these families are facing are also welcome. All it takes to get started participating in this support community is to subscribe to one or more of EEAC's free mailing lists.
Our mailing lists are PRIVATELY OWNED by the Eastern European Adoption Coalition, Inc., which reserves the right to establish or change membership requirements and to regulate behavior of subscribers to ensure smooth operation and civil exchange of information and opinions. Deliberate or persistently negligent misuse of a list by a list member (or someone using that person's subscription) may result in suspension of posting privileges or permanent expulsion from that list. If you believe that you have been treated unfairly or are having trouble with someone else on any of our lists, you can reach all the administrators by sending an e-mail message to
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Solicitations of any kind are not permitted unless approved by EEAC. Solicitations include (but are not limited to) product advertisements, notifications or descriptions of waiting children, agency advertisements (including price structure), solicitations to join a group or attend a meeting, or entreaties for funds or goods. It does not matter whether or not you are profiting from the solicitation.
If you do have a solicitation you would like to post, you must first request permission to post from the EEAC Board. Please send your request to
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. If permission is granted, you will be provided a statement that must accompany that posting, so that other subscribers understand that you have been granted permission, but that EEAC permission does not constitute an endorsement.
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