Nutrition Study Group E-Mail List

Talk with other nutrition professionals by e-mail! The National Restaurant Association's Nutrition Executive Study Group offers its members the chance to participate in an e-mail discussion list. Here are details on how to join and how to use the list.

• What is the Nutrition Executive Study Group listserv?
• How do I get on the list?
• How do I send messages?
• Can I view past messages?
• List etiquette
• If you have questions

What is the Nutrition Executive Study Group listserv?
It's an electronic discussion group that lets you interact by e-mail with other nutrition executives (VPs, directors, managers, etc.). Use the list to ask your colleagues questions, share news, and contribute to discussions on issues important to risk and safety professionals in the restaurant industry.

How do I sign up for the list?
First, you must be eligible. You must work full-time in the nutrition, security or royalty assurance fields. Then subscribe to the list here. We will let you know by e-mail once we have added you to the list.

How do I send messages to the list?
Once you join the list, you simply send e-mail messages to nutrition@lists.restaurant.org and your message goes to everyone who is subscribed to the list.

Can I view past messages?
Yes. Click on the button below. When you reach the next screen, enter your e-mail address and hit "Ok". (Note: As well as being able to read past messages, you can also use this confidential Web site to change the settings of your account or send messages to the list.)

How do I unsubscribe?
To leave the e-mail list, simply send a message to nutrition-unsubscribe@lists.restaurant.org. Be sure to send this message from the e-mail address you want to remove from the list.

List etiquette
Here are some guidelines we have established to make the Nutrition Executive Study Group's e-mail list as productive, friendly and useful as possible.

1. Encouraged Subjects
Please DO use the list to post your succinct questions and answers, announcements about events, and input on discussions of workplace issues.

2. Discouraged Subjects

• Commercial solicitations. Do not post commercial messages. Contact people directly with products and services which you believe would help them.
• Anticompetitive topics. Any time competitors within an industry gather (even electronically), care must be exercised to assure that violations of antitrust laws do not take place. List members must avoid any collusive practices or discussions. "Collusion" is a secret agreement to fraud and usually involves product boycotts, restrictive market allocation, refusal to deal with a third party, or price-restraining activities. Discussions regarding any of these sensitive areas may be construed as implicit violations of antitrust laws.
• Examples of topics to avoid:
  • Avoid discussions of pricing, such as the prices you pay and charge, including labor costs.
  • Avoid discussions of market share allocation.
  • Avoid discussions of quality ratings of products or suppliers, especially those that may cause a competitor to lock out or stop buying from a specific supplier.
  • Avoid all areas which might have anti-competitive repercussions.

3. General Netiquette
If you refer your fellow list members to other Web sites, include the "http://" part of the URL in your e-mail messages. This makes it easier to readers with smart mail applications to link to that Web address. Example: Use "http://www.restaurant.org" instead of "www.restaurant.org."

4. Please Avoid Sending E-Mail Attachments
Don't send e-mail attachments to list posts. Instead, offer to provide the data to those who request it, or put it up on the Web for voluntary download. Not everyone has the ability to read attachments.

Questions
If you have questions please contact Membership at (800) 424-5156.