Given the recent discussion about recommendations for
"replacement issues procedures" that Kate Kasimor started,
now seems like a good a time as any to announce that there's
been some updates and additions to a web site that I've been
maintaining called, Back Issues and Exchange Services [of
sources freely-available over the Internet]:

          http://www.uvm.edu/~bmaclenn/backexch.html

This site currently includes links to nine sources or
services in North America, Europe and the U.K. where you
can post needs/wants lists.

There's also a section that lists sources and provides links
to and information about discussion lists and related webbed
info. for discussion or info. about back issues, gifts,
exchanges (etc.) processes and processing in libraries.

If you know of other sites or sources (my emphasis here is
on non-commercial/grassroots kinds of "free" sources)
feel free to let me know (there's a "mailto" link on the
web page).  I'll be happy to add to the list.

This listing evolved out of several inquiries and follow-up
messages to SERIALST regarding where people could send
their needs/wants lists.

Hope you find it useful.

    Birdie MacLennan
    Serials Coordinator       bmaclenn@uvmvm.uvm.edu
    University of Vermont     bmaclenn@zoo.uvm.edu