eugene@eos.UUCP (Eugene Miya) (09/08/89)
There already is a mailing list. I've received mail from it already,
but the traffic is very low, so low, I don't have the current address.
I don't hold much hope at the moment for it, but use comp.graphics
to post and discuss topics. Groups get formed when traffic in an existing
group warrents forking off, but because a person or two is interested.
No one will get tired of talking mapping systems, it would be an interesting
improvment over 'n'ing PC graphics articles.
Such a list is available from the so-called "list-of-lists."
Another gross generalization from
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Live free or die.thomson%cs.utah.edu@wasatch.utah.edu (Rich Thomson) (09/09/89)
In article <5050@eos.UUCP> eugene@eos.UUCP (Eugene Miya) writes: >There already is a mailing list. I've received mail from it already, >but the traffic is very low, so low, I don't have the current address. Are you sure you're not mis-remembering the comp-vis list? I manage that list and it certainly fits the description you give above. I know I have mentioned something about GIS systems in the list, but like every other posting of that list it has eeked no responses. For some reason everybody on that list wants to listen and not talk. What sheep. >Such a list is available from the so-called "list-of-lists." Do you see it here? 12step folk-dancing objc 386users framers objectivism 3D funky-music objectivism-philosophy aeronautics game-design ocean.policy aids gnu-manual ODA aiuan Gouldbugs offroad algeria-net handicap origami Alspa hang-gliding OtherRealms alternates herpetology other-voices amiga-forth homebrew pdp8-lovers AmigaUUCP horse pipes animal-rights hunters posix-ada anneal impulse pro-video argproc info-386ix rc-cars att-pc+ info-3b2 rc-flying backstreets info-aids reflections bears info-altos sappho beebox info-encore sca big-DB info-futures scribe british-cars info-gnu security cavers info-high-audio silicon-compilers CD-forum info-sparc sil-info chalkhills info-tahoe smiths-fans chem-talk irclist S-news christian isi space-activists C-IBM-370 islam supercomputers cisco iti151 sysops climbing its-a-crime t3 clu jewish tandy4k CoCo killifish tartan-c compress kites tcp-group comp-visualization lang-lucid thicva cryonics lasnet towers CTIX-users lds transputer ctree Linda traveller cyberpunkRPG Logo ucsd-empire drwho-spoilers MacMASH Unisys Dual-personalities Mactivists UNITEX eastender MacWorkers unix-pc-net eclipse martial-arts usml EMS medphys venezuela ensembles men VMEbus esperanto military war-worlds ethology mtxinu-users whitewater feminists musicals wildnet ferrets mustangs windsurfing Fiction-Writers Network-audio-bits x-ada film-makers newlists Yiddish fire NFS z-cars firearms ntp zilog f-mac nucmed -- Rich Rich Thomson thomson@cs.utah.edu {bellcore,hplabs,uunet}!utah-cs!thomson "Tyranny, like hell, is not easily conquered; yet we have this consolation with us, that the harder the conflict, the more glorious the triumph. What we obtain too cheap, we esteem too lightly." Thomas Paine, _The Crisis_, Dec. 23rd, 1776
neil@calvin.ksu.ksu.edu (Neil Erdwien) (09/09/89)
In article <3282@wasatch.utah.edu> thomson%cs.utah.edu@wasatch.utah.edu (Rich Thomson) writes: >In article <5050@eos.UUCP> eugene@eos.UUCP (Eugene Miya) writes: >>There already is a mailing list. I've received mail from it already, >>but the traffic is very low, so low, I don't have the current address. > >Are you sure you're not mis-remembering the comp-vis list? I manage that >list and it certainly fits the description you give above. I know I have >mentioned something about GIS systems in the list, but like every other >posting of that list it has eeked no responses. For some reason everybody >on that list wants to listen and not talk. What sheep. > >>Such a list is available from the so-called "list-of-lists." > >Do you see it here? > [ list deleted ] There is a list called GIS-L, with the description of "Geographic Information Systems Discussion list". It is a LISTSERV list managed by the LISTSERV at UBVM. To subscribe, send mail to LISTSERV@UBVM.BITNET with the line SUB GIS-L your real name Neil Erdwien Kansas State University