Maybe ask the guy on Twitter?:  I did a Google search and found another thread that says the mailing list is closed to new sign ups. Here's his Twitter.
https://twitter.com/pd90

It's a great way to keep spam down, that's for sure.

@Mastodont any chance you could share your access with me, or re-upload certain stuff on request please? I'm looking for a few tv shows.

@3: It's the best way to protect themselves. The way I understand it, everyone on there now is loyal and has been there for years. It's like an elite crew. But yeah, if you didn't get in before they closed it, you probably won't get in.

Disagreed. I like that these lists are starting to close to new members especially after I'm seeing Netflix shows popping up on these sites. For years and years, the argument--how we blinks justified pirating content--was that there was no central, easy way to obtain described content. But the fact that even Netflix originals are being pirated shows that in the end we're just too cheap to support a $7.99 monthly subscription plan and encourage Netflix to further its audio description journey.

I get excited when a show I hear about is a Netflix original because we can almost guarantee that it's described. And it kills me when I see the same described show floating around some bootleg site somewhere.

Munawar. I'm currently paying for two services that support audio description. Netflix and amazon prime.

Believe me, if there is a way for me  to pay for described shows  from other studios such as HBO, CW, Fox and others. I'd gladly pay for them since I'm unable to watch such shows in my country.
Best regards.

Hi,
As usual, folks are forgetting a key fact. Not everyone is in the United States.

I'd more than happily pay the subscription fee to these services. As it is, netflix Canada has raised their prices and I get access to maybe half as much as the US (at least it feels like). And with netflix cracking down on VPNs (and losing out on money in the process, probably) if I did have the opertunity I'd have no issue getting content I otherwise couldn't from elsewhere (and this is, again, coming from a paying customer).

I also don't have access to described amazon prime content. We do however get a few described shows here and there (again, not like the US). That being said, I support everything that has described content - netflix included. The new thing seems to be coming out with a subscription service for every provider - soon, we'll be paying more for all of these services than we were for cable. At least we can pick and choose when and what we watch, but still. Sheesh.

I don't look forward to apple's new (apparently) upcoming subscription service. I have no doubt it will start at $12.00 because apple.