>Very possible, but the effectiveness would be marginal, IMHO. Many of us have been keeping in touch with some of our UT brethren in Yugoslavia. For one, very few people over there access the net. And those that do, in general, have not left their residences, or, at least, not become refugees. From what I have heard, any evacuation of refugees would initially be sent to Guantanamo (sp?) Bay, Cuba. Then "processed" out from there. :(

Of the 70,000 at the Blace camp, many have gone to Turkey and Sweden. Sweden has widespread web access. Not sure about Turkey. (Cetin?) I imagine Albania has few web-enabled computers but they could fax or call to places that do.

The army would be in charge at Guantanamo. (20,000 due there.) They could allow access if they chose.


>Any web site would probably need to be targeted for the use of relief organizations to provide and search for information. Then try to corrdinate reunions or the relaying of messages.

Agree.

Peter