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RING DESCRIPTION: Jewish Writing is a forum for networking ideas, resources, tips, and outlets about writing that relates to Jewish or Hebrew topics, and also for notifying subscribers about relevant job leads.

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Ivrit
Ivrit is a study of basic or elementary Hebrew. Our discussion on Ivrit is conducted in English. It relates to questions of interest to those beginning their study of Hebrew. Ivrit also features a new Hebrew word of the day, as well as an occasional review of cognates.

Jewish Writing
Jewish Writing is a forum for networking ideas, resources, tips, and outlets about writing that relates to Jewish or Hebrew topics, and also for notifying subscribers about relevant job leads.{;}Yes, writing can sometimes be a lonely job, but Jewish Writing helps writers network ideas, resources, tips, and outlets and resolve their Jewish writers' cramp - or block - with the assistance of other Jewish writers.

Jewish Boys
Now, Jewish boys can be a proud part of a big family of Jews, all over the world. Write to all of your new pen-pals wherever they may be, all at the same time, by e-mail.{;}Parents: This group is moderated by an adult. Improper tone, innuendoes, or language will be rejected. Open discussions will be permitted among all Jews, irrelevant of outlook or commitment.

Jewish Computing
The Jewish Computing discussion group includes Jewish software reviews, information about Jewish-related computer conferences, original humor related to Jewish use of computers, information about relevant Jewish web sites, e-mail lists, newsgroups, or other Internet-based resources, and questions and discussions about Jewish law as applied to the use of computers.{;}{;}Recent discussion sequences in Jewish Computing have offered insights into the Jewish approach to copying software (not allowed), and presented references to websites on Jewish holidays.

Jewish Editing
Special problems arise when editing material which requires a knowledge of Jewish documents, content, or heritage, specialized audiences, and stylistic issues and pronunciation differences among different Jewish groups (should I write Shabbos, Shabbes, Shabbat, Sabbath, or Saturday for my mixed audience?).{;}Jewish Editing is a forum for discussing these issues. It also serves as a resource for networking relevant job leads.

Jewish Leadership
Jewish Leadership is a forum for educational, political, institutional, organizational, and aspiring young Jewish leadership to discuss administrative issues of common interest.{;}Jewish Leadership helps top echelon community, synagogue, or public Jewish leaders or potential leaders discover that the same basic challenges and solutions exist throughout the world.

Jewish Electronic Publishing
Jewish Electronic Publishing, or JewishEPub, discusses issues of relevance to the people who own, moderate, or run Jewish e-mail discussion or announcement lists, newsletters or e-zines. This is also the place to voice your opinion to the owners of these groups. The group includes list development issues, controlling of spamming, facilitating new threads and themes, and more.

Jewish Events
Chanukah, Shiva Assar Betamuz, 19 Kislev, Maimuna, and Eruv Tavshilin: Jews keep track of many dates and events. The Jewish Events reminder will help - you will receive the information right in your emailbox.{;}During Sfirat Haomer, Jewish Events features a daily Sfira reminder. Count on Jewish Events - so that you won't lose count.

Jewish Traditions
The Jewish Traditions discussion group is a forum for discussing a wide variety of Jewish customs and laws.

Jewish Business World Set
Jews have long been known as traders and businessmen, and we have developed an extensive code of business policy, ethics, and practice.{;}Let's share these experiences with others. We have a lot to discuss in our Jewish business world.

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