The first way I tried ASL electronically was via PBEM (Play By EMail). Incredibly enough this works for a game of this complexity. Also a great way to met and play with people from elsewhere. Another way and the next best to FTF is using VASL, a Java based virtual environment. VASL is written in Java by Rodney Kinney. This is unbelievable cool!   There is an ASL mailing list maintained by Paul Ferraro. To report your games go to ROAR, created by JR VanMechelen.   You will find many sites on the web dealing with ASL, many of them are listed by Jacques Cuneo. Here you'll also find the largest archive of After Action Reports. The single best ASL site. A local copy of his links are here.