Yahoo! Clubs is a great way to bring together the members of North Texas Mensa on the Web.  Yahoo provides us with the following exceptional features:

• Chat - a private chat area where club members can meet informally or for scheduled real-time chats.

 
• Message Boards - a place where you and other club members can post news and messages and start continuing discussions.  (If you would like to setup a real-time chat, choose a time, announce it here well in advance, and then see who shows up.

 
• Photos - a private place to upload and share favorite photos and images.

 
• Calendar - your own Web calendar to schedule chats, remember special events, and organize meetings.

 
• Address Book - members of unlisted clubs can share personal contact information, such as names and addresses, if they so desire.

 
• Email - an easy interface that allows the club founder(s) to send email to all the club members.

 
• News - club founder(s) can create and edit a custom stock portfolio, or select topical news headlines and features to share with members only.

 
We are an unlisted and private club for NTM members only.

What's the difference between a listed and an unlisted club?

There are two kinds of clubs the Yahoo! Clubs offer: listed and unlisted. Both types offer the same features.

Important: A listed club can be changed into an unlisted club, but an unlisted club cannot be changed into a listed club.

Listed clubs - A listed club is visible in the Yahoo! Clubs directory. Other people who use Yahoo! Clubs will be able to see your club's home page and message board, and can join your club without your permission. If you are the founder, you have the power to remove members. Listed clubs are good when you want other folks you don't know to join your club. Examples: support groups, alumni associations, public forums.

Unlisted clubs - An unlisted club is only visible to people who know the Web address to your club. People can't join your club unless you (the founder) sends email inviting them to join. Unlisted clubs are good for private communities -- when you want to restrict access to people you don't know, and when you don't want strangers getting in. Examples: families, friends, co-workers.

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If you wish to register for the NTM Clubhouse, please fill in the following information requested below and submit. The NTM Webperson will verify your membership and have Yahoo Clubs e-mail you an invitation.  When you join, you will have access to both the NTM unlisted club and any listed Yahoo Clubs.  If you have any questions please e-mail them to [email protected].

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Last Revised 09/05/2000