spaf@gatech.EDU (Gene Spafford) (12/30/86)
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Galley <SWG@XX.LCS.MIT.EDU> SMAuG^.X@Xerox.ARPA Mailing list for communication of ideas about SMAuG (Simultaneous Multiple AdventUrer Game). SMAuG is an applied research project designed to probe the problems of distributing the work of a complex piece of software across local intelligent devices and a remote timesharing computer. The software being creating is an adventure game allowing multiple players. Players may be controlled by either human users or planning software. The project is potentially enormous and much paring of capabilities is expected. The primary goals of the project are: Error free communication protocol Simple control of local intelligent devices Centralized database with local caching of unchanging data objects Local processing of user commands (to offload central system) An adventure game This project is an offshoot of a locally funded research grant examining the interaction of local intelligent devices and remote timesharing systems. Since January 1, 1984 we have been sponsored by the Rutgers Center for Computer and Information Services. We hope to produce software useful to other members of the University computing community with this project. Two such pieces of software are a remote file access system, and a universal window oriented terminal handler. The SMAuG group meets every Wednesday evening from 8pm until 10pm at Rutgers University in Hill Center room 318. Hill Center is located on Busch Campus in Piscataway, New Jersey. Requests for detailed directions should be sent to Fischer.PA@XEROX.ARPA. If you are coming any distance to attend a meeting please contact Fischer.PA@XEROX.ARPA, sometimes the meetings are held elsewhere, and announcements of this are only distributed locally in the Rutgers area. Your attendance is, however, very welcome! There is a separate mailing-list for SMAuG Storywriters: SMAuG-Story^.X@Xerox.ARPA; archives for this list are available from Fischer.PA@Xerox.ARPA. 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This list will also be used to mail periodic updates of the list of all UNIX software held at SIMTEL20 (probably monthly). UNIX-SW is not a forum for discussion of this software. Such discussions are more appropriately held with the authors, or in other groups. Rather, we are attempting to make known to the widest possible audience the contents of this large repository of public-domain software. SIMTEL20 is a DEC-20 machine running the TOPS20 operating system, located at White Sands Missile Range, New Mexico. The machine is a host on the Defense Data Network (DDN), and as such, gives users located on other hosts the capability of directly transferring this software via the FTP (file transfer process) command. Mail archives are stored on SIMTEL20 in file: PS:<ARCHIVES.UNIX-SW>UNIX-SW-ARCHIV.TXT They are available via ANONYMOUS FTP from SIMTEL20 for those with TCP/IP access to the Internet. 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[Also see mailing lists INFO-PROTEON (Proteon and Proteon gear in general, with slight leanings toward token ring engineering) and P4200 (Proteon gateway products)] Coordinator: LWA@MC.LCS.MIT.EDU VECTREX-PEOPLE@C.CS.CMU.EDU Forum for the discussion of the Vectrex game. Archives are kept in CMU-CS-C file PS:<VAF.DST>VECTREX.MESSAGES. The membership list is kept in file PS:<VAF>VECTREX.DST. All requests to be added to or deleted from this list, problems, questions, etc., should be sent to VECTREX-PEOPLE-REQUEST@C.CS.CMU.EDU. Coordinator: Vince Fuller <VAF@C.CS.CMU.EDU> VIDEOTECH@SIMTEL20.ARPA VideoTech is a combination of the old HOME-SAT, VIDEO-DISC and TELETEXT mailing lists. SIMTEL20 is the DDN side of this mailing list (which includes a USENET entry); USENET/netnews messages to net.video will find their way to this list without loops. Appropriate topics for discussion on VideoTech might be, but are not limited to: Home Satellite (TVRO, DBS) Teletext Cable Television Stereo Television Video Disc Technology HighRes Television Video Tape Recorders (Beta/VHS/UMatic) The archives for this list are on host SIMTEL20 in file <ARCHIVES.VIDEOTECH>VIDEOTECH-ARCHIV.TXT for the current series. Older mail files will appear periodically as <ARCHIVES.VIDEOTECH>VIDEOTECH.ARCHIV.ymmdd by splitting the current file on ymmdd. All requests to be added to or deleted from this list, problems, questions, etc., should be sent to VIDEOTECH-REQUEST@SIMTEL20.ARPA. Coordinator: Frank J. Wancho <WANCHO@SIMTEL20.ARPA> VISION-LIST@ADS.ARPA Discussion group for artificial intelligence vision researchers. The list is intended to embrace discussion on a wide range of vision topics, including physiological theory, computer vision, artificial intelligence technology applied to vision research, machine vision algorithms, industrial applications, robotic eyes, implemented systems, ideas, profound thoughts -- anything related to vision and its automation is fair game. Previous messages are available on request to Vision-List-Request@ADS.ARPA. All requests to be added to or deleted from this list, problems, questions, etc., should be sent to Vision-List-Request@ADS.ARPA. Moderator: Tod Levitt <levitt@ADS.ARPA> VPLLIST@SU-SUSHI.ARPA or {decwrl,hplabs}!glacier!navajo!vpllist (UUCP) Discussions related to the study, design, development, implementation, and evaluation of visual programming languages (VPLs). This includes attempts to characterize and define VPLs, material on existing and planned VPLs and visual programming systems, and material on graphical user interfaces, visual thinking, visual knowledge representation, and program visualization. Descriptions and discussions of related applications, such as visual interfaces for the cognitively impaired, are welcome. Announcements and abstracts of relevant conferences, talks, books, journals, papers, and articles are encouraged. Digests are archived on SU-SUSHI in files: <VPLLIST>ARCHIVE.* If at all possible, digests should not be FTPed between 8:00 a.m. and 5:00 p.m. Pacific Time. All requests to be added to or deleted from this list, problems, questions, etc., should be sent to VPLLIST-REQUEST@SU-SUSHI.ARPA (ARPANET) or {decwrl,hplabs}!glacier!navajo!vpllist-request (UUCP). Coordinator: Marvin M. Zauderer <ZAUDERER@SU-SUSHI.ARPA> WELDCOMP%cascade.carleton.cdn%ubc.csnet@CSNET-RELAY.ARPA SIG for computer modelling welds, run from CASCADE (Centre for Advanced Studies in Computer Aided Design and Engineering) at Carleton University. Messages related to computer modelling welds and the following topics would be especially welcome; if traffic warrants, anyone of them could become a Special Interest Group (SIG), or distribution list: Weld pool physics Weld microstructures Residual Stress and Distortion Sensors and Control Failure Mechanisms and Analysis All requests to be added to or deleted from this list, problems, questions, etc., should be sent to WELDCOMP-REQUEST%cascade.carleton.cdn%ubc.csnet@CSNET-RELAY.ARPA. Coordinator: Warren Hik <hik%cascade.carleton.cdn%ubc.csnet@CSNET-RELAY.ARPA> WorkS@RUTGERS WorkS discusses personal work station computers, such as the APOLLO work station computer, the Three Rivers Corporation PERQ, or the recently announced Xerox STAR. WorkS provides a way for interested members of the ARPANET community to discuss what is wrong with these machines, compare notes on work in progress, and share useful insights about these kinds of systems. Archived Digest messages are kept on non-ARPANET hosts at Rutgers, and must be requested from WorkS-Request@RUTGERs. All requests to be added to or deleted from this list, problems, questions, etc., should be sent to WorkS-Request@RUTGERS. Coordinator: Dave Steiner <STEINER@RUTGERS> writers%plaid@SUN.COM ..sun!plaid!writers (UUCP) Mailing list for science fiction writers, both published and unpublished. This list was created for authors to exchange and critique stories, and to hold discussions on any subject pertaining to writing science fiction. All requests to be added to or deleted from this list, problems, questions, etc., should be sent to the Coordinator. Coordinator: Chuq Von Rospach <chuq@SUN.COM> XPERT@ATHENA.MIT.EDU Mailing list for general discussion on the X window system, software running under X, and the like. Also see the XPORT mailing list. All requests to be added to or deleted from this list, problems, questions, etc., should be sent to XPERT-REQUEST@ATHENA.MIT.EDU. Coordinator: Jim Gettys <jg@ATHENA.MIT.EDU> XPORT@ATHENA.MIT.EDU Mailing list for discussion among people porting the X window system and client code to new displays, machine architectures, and operating systems. It is not intended for "how do I resize a window" sorts of questions, and relatively few people should be interested in this list. Also see the XPERT mailing list for general discussion on X. All requests to be added to or deleted from this list, problems, questions, etc., should be sent to XPORT-REQUEST@ATHENA.MIT.EDU. Coordinator: Jim Gettys <jg@ATHENA.MIT.EDU> -- Gene Spafford Software Engineering Research Center (SERC), Georgia Tech, Atlanta GA 30332 CSNet: Spaf @ GATech ARPA: Spaf@gatech.EDU uucp: ...!{akgua,decvax,hplabs,ihnp4,linus,seismo,ulysses}!gatech!spaf
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What follows is part 3 (of 3) of the Arpanet List of Lists. Parts 1 and 2 of the list are in companion articles. Gene Spafford 24 January 1987 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- MetaPhilosophers%MIT-OZ@MC.LCS.MIT.EDU MetaPhilosophers is a forum for discussion of issues that fall within the scope of "MetaPhilosophy", a coined subject that deals with philosophy, religion, the universe and it's structure, consciousness, the mind/brain debate, and anything else that is of a deep nature that is enjoyable to discuss. The archives are kept on MIT-OZ, and can be anonymous-FTP'ed from MIT-MC using the filename OZKS:COMMON;META TXT for the current file, and OZKS:COMMON;META [OLD1,OLD2,etc...] for older versions. All requests to be added to or deleted from these lists, problems, questions, etc., should be sent to MetaPhilosophers-Request%MIT-OZ@MC.LCS.MIT.EDU. Coordinator: Glen Daniels <MLY.G.DANIELS%MIT-OZ@MC.LCS.MIT.EDU> MH-USERS@UCI MH-Users is a discussion group which focuses on the UCI version of the Rand Message Handling (MH) system; it is a list is for the MH user community at large. MH runs on a number of versions of UNIX (4.xBSD, v7, xenix) on top of a number of mail transport systems (MMDF-{I,II}, SendMail, stand-alone (with UUCP support)); for information on getting an MH distribution, contact Bug-MH@UCI. Appropriate topics are: - questions about how to use MH - tips on MH usage - exchange of MH shell scripts As a general rule, messages submitted to MH-Users should *NOT* be submitted to MH-Workers (a list with a different charter). All requests to be added to or deleted from this list, along with problems, questions and suggestions, should be sent to MH-Users-Request@UCI. Coordinator: Marshall T. Rose (MTR) <Bug-MH@UCI> John L. Romine (JLR3) <Bug-MH@UCI> MH-WORKERS@UCI MH-Workers is a discussion group which focuses on the UCI version of the Rand Message Handling (MH) system; it is a list is for MH maintainers and experts. MH runs on a number of versions of UNIX (4.xBSD, v7, xenix) on top of a number of mail transport systems (MMDF-{I,II}, SendMail, stand-alone (with UUCP support)); for information on getting an MH distribution, contact Bug-MH@UCI. Appropriate topics are: - questions on how to configure MH - tips on MH configuration - exchange of MH bug reports (and fixes) As a general rule, messages submitted to MH-Workers should *NOT* be submitted to MH-Users (a list with a different charter). All requests to be added to or deleted from this list, along with problems, questions and suggestions, should be sent to MH-Workers-Request@UCI. Coordinator: Marshall T. Rose (MTR) <Bug-MH@UCI> John L. Romine (JLR3) <Bug-MH@UCI> MHS_(X.400)_Implementation%QZCOM@MIT-MULTICS.ARPA MHS_IMPLEMENTATION@RSCH.WISC.EDU MHS_implementation@EAN.UBC.CDN A QZCOM conference with the name "MHS (X.400) implementation"; the conference will have the name "MHS_(X.400)_implementation" for mail networks, in most cases postfixed by "%QZCOM@MIT-MULTICS.ARPA". The conference/mailing list is open to anyone who is seriously interested in implementing the CCITT X.400 (MHS) message handling protocols or gateways to these protocols. The conference/mailing list can discuss such things as how to understand and interpret the MHS recommendation, how to map existing mail system and mail network features onto the MHS structure etc. To minimize international communications costs, separate distribution lists for CSNET/ARPANET and CDNNET users are being maintained at UWISC and UBC respectively. ARPANET and CSNET users should send messages to MHS_IMPLEMENTATION@WISC-RSCH. CDNNET users should send messages to MHS_IMPLEMENTATION@EAN.UBC.CDN. Messages sent to one of the lists will be forwarded to members of the other lists. To join the conference: QZCOM users: Use the "member" command. ARPANET/CSNET users: Send a message to MHS_IMPLEMENTATION-REQUEST@RSCH.WISC.EDU CDNNET users: Send a message to MHS_IMPLEMENTATION-REQUEST@EAN.UBC.CDN Users at other sites: Send a message to "Jacob_Palme_QZ%QZCOM.MAILNET@MIT-MULTICS.ARPA", do NOT send mail to the conference itself. Coordinator: Jacob Palme <Jacob_Palme_QZ%QZCOM.MAILNET@MIT-MULTICS.ARPA> MILSIM@STL-HOST1.ARPA A forum for discussion of Military Simulation and Wargaming Models used by, and for the Department of Defense. This list will eventually augment the online Catalog of Wargaming and Military Simulation Models under development on STL-HOST1. Messages are not digested, but sent to the membership as received. Archives will be kept on SIMTEL20 in files: PS:<MAIL.ARCHIVES>MILSIM.ARCHIV.ymmdd PS:<MAIL.ARCHIVES>MILSIM.ARCHIV.TXT The characters "ymmdd" in the first filename are actually digests giving the year, month, and day of the last message in the file. The second file contains a growing list of current messages. SIMTEL20 supports ANONYMOUS FTP (with any non-null password). All requests to be added to or deleted from this list, problems, questions, etc., should be sent to MILSIM-REQUEST@STL-HOST1.ARPA. Coordinator: Joseph Guirreri <OJCS-JAD@STL-HOST1.ARPA> MMM-PEOPLE@USC-ISIB Discussion group for those active or interested in multimedia mail. The intent is to use this list mainly for discussion of the developing multimedia mail procedures and protocols. The mail sent to MMM-PEOPLE is kept on host USC-ISIB in file <MMM>MAIL.TXT. The distribution list is kept in file <MMM>MMM-PEOPLE.LIST. A list of all known multi-media-capable users is in file <MMM>KNOWN-MMM-MAILBOXES.TXT. One may copy these public access files via FTP using the username ANONYMOUS and password GUEST. All requests to be added to or deleted from this list, problems, questions, etc., should be sent to Ann Westine <WESTINE@USC-ISIB>. Coordinator: Gregory G. Finn <FINN@USC-ISIB> MsgGroup Interest in electronic mail, message formats, message systems, and the sociological implications of the above.****This list ceased its operation during the summer of 1986 after almost 11 continuous years of operation, but the record has been kept intact for anyone who cares to poke and search for the nuggets that are hidden therein.**** Achives are kept on host SIMTEL20.ARPA in Twenex Mail files PS:<ARCHIVES.MSGGROUP>xxx.*, where xxx.* is a specific file name with (in most cases) 100 messages per file -- MSGGROUP.* indicates a message file, and SURVEY.* indicates a message containing a list/index of the messages in a specific number range. 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Wancho <WANCHO@SIMTEL20.ARPA> mus@ENEEVAX.UMD.EDU Masscomp Users Society (MUS) mailing list; people who are interested in the Masscomp line of computers are invited to join. All requests to be added to or deleted from this list, problems, questions, etc., should be sent to mus-request@ENEEVAX.UMD.EDU. Coordinator: Praveen Kumar <phaedrus@ENEEVAX.UMD.EDU> music-research%prg.oxford.ac.uk@CS.UCL.AC.UK The Music-Research electronic mail redistribution list was established after a suggestion made at a meeting in Oxford in July 1986, to provide an effective and fast means of bringing together musicologists, music analysts, computer scientists, and others working on applications of computers in music research. Initially, the list was established for people whose chief interests concern computers and their applications to - music representation systems - information retrieval systems for musical scores - music printing - music analysis - musicology and ethnomusicology - tertiary music education - databases of musical information The following areas are not the principal concern of this list, although overlapping subjects may well be interesting: - primary and secondary education - sound generation techniques - composition On-line archives are not yet available, but copies will be mailed on request by Brad Rubenstein <bradr@INGRES.BERKELEY.EDU>. All requests to be added to or deleted from this list, problems, questions, etc., should be sent to music-research-request%prg.oxford.ac.uk@CS.UCL.AC.UK or UUCP ...!ukc!ox-prg!music-research-request. Coordinator: Stephen Page <sdpage%sevax.prg.oxford.ac.uk@CS.UCL.AC.UK> NA@SU-SCORE Numerical Analysis mailing-list. Moderator: Gene Golub <GOLUB@SU-SCORE> NAMEDROPPERS@SRI-NIC.ARPA The NAMEDROPPERS mailing list is to be used for discussion of the concepts, principles, design, and implementation of the domain style names. The main focus of this group is the review of documents describing domain style names. This is a list for participants in a discussion, not observers. Everyone on the list is expected to contribute from time to time. Nearly everyone in NAMEDROPPERS is also on HEADER-PEOPLE and also on MSGGROUP. There is no need to send a message to both NAMEDROPPERS and either of these lists (and certianly not both!). All of the previous NAMEDROPPERS discussion can be found in SRI-NIC files <NAMSER>NAMEDROPPERS.198X where X is the number of the year of the archive you are looking for. A/O Jan 85, there are archives for 1983, 1984 and 1985. <NAMSER>NAMEDROPPERS.MAIL still contains the most current NAMEDROPPERS dialog. These files can be accessed via anonymous FTP; new members may wish to copy and read these archives before joining the discussion. All requests to be added to or deleted from this list, problems, questions, etc., should be sent to NAMEDROPPERS-REQUEST@SRI-NIC. Coordinator: Ann Westine <WESTINE@USC-ISIB.ARPA> NetMonth A special product of BITLIB, the Yale Computer Center BITNET Services Library, is an electronic publication called NetMonth. NetMonth provides news and information on BITNET services to the networking community. It is mailed out monthly along with a companion file, BITNET SERVERS. This file contains an accumulated list of known file servers, list servers, name servers, data base servers, conference machines, and electronic magazines in BITNET. While the information in NetMonth and BITNET SERVERS is geared toward the BITNET user, there may be some interest for users in other networks. 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Coordinator: Chris Condon <BITLIB%YALEVMX.BITNET@WISCVM.WISC.EDU> BITLIB@YALEVMX (BITNET) NEURON%TI-CSL.CSNET@CSNET-RELAY.ARPA NEURON is a list (in digest form) dealing with all aspects of neural networks (and any type of network or neuromorphic system), especially: NATURAL SYSTEMS Software Simulations Neurobiology Hardware Neuroscience Digital ARTIFICIAL SYSTEMS Analog Neural Networks Optical Algorithms Cellular Automatons Some key words which may stir up some further interest include: Hebbian Systems Widrow-Hoff Algorithm Perceptron Threshold Logic Holography Content Addressable Memories Lyapunov Stability Criterion Navier-Stokes Equation Annealing Spin Glasses Locally Couples Systems Globally Coupled Systems Dynamical Systems (Adaptive) Control Theory Back-Propagation Generalized Delta Rule Pattern Recognition Vision Systems Parallel Distributed Processing Connectionism Any contribution in these areas is accepted. Any of the followin are reasonable: Abstracts Reviews Lab Descriptions Research Overviews Work Planned or in Progress Half-Baked Ideas Conference Announcements Conference Reports Bibliographies History Connectionism Puzzles and Unsolved Problems Anecdotes, Jokes, and Poems Queries and Requests Address Changes (Bindings) Archived files/messages will be sent to individuals on request. All requests to be added to or deleted from this list, problems, questions, etc., should be sent to NEURON-REQUEST%TI-CSL.CSNET@CSNET-RELAY.ARPA. Moderator: Michael T. Gately <gately%resbld%ti-csl.csnet@RELAY.CS.NET> NeWS-makers@BRILLIG.UMD.EDU ...!seismo!mimsy!NeWS-makers (uucp) Mailing list for the discussion of NeWS: the Network/extensible Window System. NeWS, originally called SunDew, was written primarily by James Gosling, at Sun Microsystems, who is well known for his Unix Emacs. NeWS is an extensible multitasking window system environment, consisting of a network based display server that is controlled and programmed in PostScript, Adobe's page description language. NeWS was designed to be a portable, device independent window system development platform that runs on a wide range of hardware, in a distributed heterogeneous environment. The archives are available via anonymous FTP from BRILLIG.UMD.EDU, in the file "news-makers.archive". All requests to be added to or deleted from this list, problems, questions, etc., should be sent to NeWS-makers-request@BRILLIG.UMD.EDU. Coordinator: don@BRILLIG.UMD.EDU NIHONGO@MC.LCS.MIT.EDU For discussion of the Japanese language, including both spoken and written forms. Also see the entry for the INFO-JAPAN mailing list. The complete archives are publicly accessible by FTP from host MIT-MC, which uses the ITS operating system. Case is not significant, but the space after "NIHON" is. The archives are in: COMAIL;NIHON GO All requests to be added to or deleted from this list, problems, questions, etc., should be sent to NIHONGO-REQUEST@MC.LCS.MIT.EDU. Coordinator: Steve Strassmann <straz@MEDIA-LAB.MIT.EDU> NL-KR@ROCHESTER.ARPA NL-KR is open to discussion of any topic related to the natural language (both understanding and generation) and knowledge representation, both as subfields of AI. The Moderator's interests are primarily in: Knowledge Representation Natural Language Understanding Discourse Understanding Philosophy of Language Plan Recognition Computational Linguistics Contributions are also welcome on topics such as: Cognitive Psychology (as related to NL/KR) Human Perception (same) Linguistics Machine Translation Computer and Information Science (as may be used to implement various Logic Programming (same) NL systems) Contributions may be anything from tutorials to speculation. In particular, the following are sought: Abstracts Reviews Lab Descriptions Research Overviews Work Planned or in Progress Half-Baked Ideas Conference Announcements Conference Reports Bibliographies History of NL/KR Puzzles and Unsolved Problems Anecdotes, Jokes, and Poems Queries and Requests Address Changes (Bindings) This list is in some sense a spin-off of the AIList, and as such, a certain amount of overlap is expected. The primary concentration of this list should be NL and KR, that is, natural language (be it understanding, generation, recognition, parsing, semantics, pragmatics, etc.) and how we should represent knowledge (aquisition, access, completeness, etc. are all valid issues). Topics deemed to be outside the general scope of this list will be forwarded to AIList (or other more appropriate list) or rejected. Archival copies of all digests will be kept; feel free to ask NL-KR-REQUEST for recent back issues. 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[Also see mailing lists INFO-PROTEON (Proteon and Proteon gear in general, with slight leanings toward token ring engineering) and V2LNI-PEOPLE (Proteon ring interfaces)] Uncompressed archives, begun on November 21st, 1986, are available by anonymous FTP from DEVVAX.TN.CORNELL.EDU. The current archives are in file "p4200/arch.current". All requests to be added to or deleted from this list, problems, questions, etc., should be sent to P4200-REQUEST@DEVVAX.TN.CORNELL.EDU. Coordinator: Scott Brim <SWB@DEVVAX.TN.CORNELL.EDU> PACKET-RADIO@MIT-EDDIE The packet-radio mailing list is intended to provide a forum where people can exchange ideas about packet radio, and discuss projects they are working on. MIT-EDDIE can be reached through the internet, MIT's chaosnet, and via UUCP ({decvax!genrad,ihnp4}!mit-eddie). Old message are archived on MIT-EDDIE in /projects/packet/packet.archive which may be copied via anonymous FTP. 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All requests to be added to or deleted from this list, problems, questions, etc., should be sent to PARSYM-Request@SUMEX-AIM. Moderator: Byron Davies <DAVIES@SUMEX-AIM> PC-Token-Ring@OAC.UCLA.EDU Technical discussions related to the IBM PC Token Ring: Gateways & Bridges, Programming, SNA 6.2 on Token Ring, Network Management, etc. Announcements of books, papers, new products, and public domain software are also welcome. All non-BitNet requests to be added to or deleted from this list, problems, questions, etc., should be sent to PC-Token-Ring-Request@OAC.UCLA.EDU. Only redistribution address names will be added to the list at this time; the name "PC-Token@domain" is preferred. There is a BitNet sub-distribution list, PC-TOKEN@IRISHVM; BitNet subscribers can join by sending the SUB command with your name. For example, SEND LISTSERV@IRISHVM SUB PC-TOKEN Jon Doe To be removed from the list, SEND LISTSERV@IRISHVM SIGNOFF. 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All requests to be added to or deleted from this list, problems, questions, etc., should be sent to PCIP-REQUEST@UDEL.EDU. List Maintainer: James Galvin <galvin@UDEL.EDU> Coordinator: Gary Delp <delp@HUEY.UDEL.EDU> PHILOSOPHY-OF-SCIENCE@MC.LCS.MIT.EDU (or PHIL-SCI@MC.LCS.MIT.EDU) An immediate redistribution list discussing philosophy of science with emphasis on its relevance for Artificial Intelligence. The list is archived at MIT-OZ in the twenex mail file: SRC:<COMMON>PHILOSOPHY-OF-SCIENCE-ARCHIVES.TXT.1 All requests to be added to or deleted from this list, problems, questions, etc., should be sent to PHILOSOPHY-OF-SCIENCE-REQUEST@MC.LCS.MIT.EDU (or PHIL-SCI-REQUEST@MC.LCS.MIT.EDU). Coordinator: John Mallery <JCMa@MC.LCS.MIT.EDU> PHYSICS@SRI-UNIX.ARPA (or @MC.LCS.MIT.EDU) Group for discussion of topics in physics, with some reasonable speculation allowed. Some archives are maintained on MIT-MC in file: COMMON;PHYS FILE. 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Therefore, two mailing lists have been set up, PROLOG and PROLOG-HACKERS: PROLOG will provide a digest of articles of general interest; PROLOG-HACKERS will provide a direct mailing for the nasty stuff. Finally, PROLOG-REQUEST should be used for distribution requests. In a nutshell: Mail to for ------- --- PROLOG@SCORE sending articles of general interest PROLOG-HACKERS@SCORE sending articles of limited interest PROLOG-REQUEST@SCORE getting in and out of the mailing lists and other bureaucracy Please do not send the same message to PROLOG and PROLOG-HACKERS. Messages will be moved between lists if appropriate. An archive of the USEnet prolog interest group interchange can be FTP'd from host SU-SCORE using standard anonymous login convention. The pathname is: PS:<PROLOG>UPIG.ARCHIVE Moderator: Chuck Restivo <RESTIVO@SU-SCORE.ARPA> ProtocolS@RUTGERS This list is designed to promote discussion of the various existing FTP protocols for async-ascii-serial-lines and any kind of computer/OS. The eventual goal is to devise (and implement) an all-purpose standard protocol for FTP. Message log/archives are kept at RUTGERS in files: PS:<PLEASANT.PROTOCOL>PROTOCOLS.OLD Pre-digest to 30 Mar 82 PS:<PLEASANT.PROTOCOL>PROTOCOLS.RECENT Digest 30 Mar 82 to present All requests to be added to or deleted from this list, problems, questions, etc., should be sent to ProtocolS-REQUEST@RUTGERS. Coordinator: Mel Pleasant <Pleasant@RUTGERS> PSYCHNET (tm) <EPSYNET%UHUPVM1.BITNET@WISCVM.WISC.EDU> Psychnet is a weekly electronic Newsletter and Server Machine, distributed free of charge to all who request it. It contains news about psychology, letters from readers, and the latest list of files (the Psychnet Index) that is available from the Server Machine. Files available on the Server Machine vary regularly, and cover a wide range of topics, including preprints of papers, convention announcements, special news announcements, position openings, and just about anything else related to psychology. There are two ways to get files from the Server Machine. Users within Bitnet who can send interactive commands (like the TELL or SEND/REMOTE command) should send the command PSYCHNET HELP to userid UH-INFO at node UHUPVM1. An automatic reply (if the 'links' are up) will then guide you in viewing the latest Index and retrieving files. If you cannot send interactive commands (this includes all non-Bitnet users) or if you have problems, request the file you want with mail to userid EPSYNET at node UHUPVM1 (NOT userid UH-INFO). Remember, you will automatically get an Index once weekly in your Newsletter subscription. 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Contributors are requested to avoid overt political statements, personal attacks, flames, etc. Inappropriate submissions will be rejected. Back issues may be FTPed from SRI-CSL files <RISKS>RISKS-vol.no where "vol" and "no" are volume and number. <RISKS>Risks-1.1 was established 1 Aug 85. All requests to be added to or deleted from this list, problems, questions, etc., should be sent to RISKS-REQUEST@SRI-CSL. Coordinator: Peter G. Neumann <NEUMANN@SRI-CSL> SCHEME@MC.LCS.MIT.EDU This mailing list is intended to be a forum for discussing anything related to the Scheme programming language(s), with particular emphasis on the use of Scheme in education. There are over 150 people on the list A/O 15 Nov 85, with more than 80 institutions represented. The archives are kept on 2 different machines: On MIT-AI: LSPMAI;SCHEME MAIL4 (messages from Sept 85 - 11 July 86) On MIT-MC: LSPMAI;SCHEME MAIL (messages since 11 July 86) All requests to be added to or deleted from this list, problems, questions, etc., should be sent to Scheme-Request@MC.LCS.MIT.EDU. Coordinator: Jonathan Rees <JAR@MC.LCS.MIT.EDU> SCRIBE-HACKS@UTAH-CS.ARPA ...ihnp4!utah-cs!scribe-hacks (uucp) Mailing list for Scribe hackers; designed for persons who perform the role of Scribe Database Administrator at their installation. Discussion will be about Scribe features, bugs, enhancements, performance, support, and other topics of interest to Scribe DBAs. The list will NOT be moderated, but will simply consist of a mail "reflector" - ie. if you send a message to the list, it will be rebroadcast to everyone on the list. Discussion at the level of "How do I get a paragraph to indent 5 spaces instead of 3?" is specifically discouraged. 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Please do \not/ send such requests to TCP-IP@SRI-NIC.ARPA, as this address is self forwarding to the entire list membership. Coordinator: Vivian Neou <Vivian@SRI-NIC.ARPA> (415) 859-4781 TECHNICAL REPORTS REDISTRIBUTION E1AR0002%SMUVM1.BITNET@WISCVM.WISC.EDU (Arpanet, CSNET sites > 10K bytes) TRLIST%SMU.CSNET@CSNet-Relay.ARPA (Arpanet, CSNET sites < 10K bytes) E1AR0002 @ SMUVM1 (BITNET) ihnp4!convex!smu!trlist (UUCP) Redistribution of lists of technical reports from Universities and R&D labs. All technical report lists to be redistributed should include information on ordering the technical reports themselves. We prefer bib or refer format but we would rather a weird format than no list at all. 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Coordinator: Richard Furuta <Furuta@WASHINGTON> UNIX-WIZARDS@BRL Distribution list for people maintaining machines running the Unix operating system. Archives of UNIX-WIZARDS are stored on host SRI-NIC in directory ss:<bboard.unix-wizards> in files named unix-wizards.yymmdd where yy is the year, mm the month, and dd the day of the last message in the file. Archives exist going back to June of 1983. Files may be retrieved from SRI-NIC with user "anonymous", password "foo", followed by a "cd ss:<bboard.unix-wizards>" command and the desired "get" commands. All requests to be added to or deleted from this list, problems, questions, etc., should be sent to UNIX-WIZARDS-REQUEST@BRL. There is a BitNet sub-distribution list, UNIX-WIZ@CLVM; BitNet subscribers can join by sending the SUB command with your name. For example, SEND LISTSERV@CLVM SUB UNIX-WIZ Jon Doe To be removed from the list, SEND LISTSERV@CLVM SIGNOFF. To make contributions to the list, BitNet subscribers should send mail to the ARPANet list name, NOT to the BITNET list name. Coordinator: Mike Muuss <mike@BRL> V2LNI-PEOPLE@MC.LCS.MIT.EDU People using Pronet/V2LNI Ring networks. [Also see mailing lists INFO-PROTEON (Proteon and Proteon gear in general, with slight leanings toward token ring engineering) and P4200 (Proteon gateway products)] Coordinator: LWA@MC.LCS.MIT.EDU VECTREX-PEOPLE@C.CS.CMU.EDU Forum for the discussion of the Vectrex game. Archives are kept in CMU-CS-C file PS:<VAF.DST>VECTREX.MESSAGES. The membership list is kept in file PS:<VAF>VECTREX.DST. All requests to be added to or deleted from this list, problems, questions, etc., should be sent to VECTREX-PEOPLE-REQUEST@C.CS.CMU.EDU. Coordinator: Vince Fuller <VAF@C.CS.CMU.EDU> VIDEOTECH@SIMTEL20.ARPA VideoTech is a combination of the old HOME-SAT, VIDEO-DISC and TELETEXT mailing lists. 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The list is intended to embrace discussion on a wide range of vision topics, including physiological theory, computer vision, artificial intelligence technology applied to vision research, machine vision algorithms, industrial applications, robotic eyes, implemented systems, ideas, profound thoughts -- anything related to vision and its automation is fair game. Previous messages are available on request to Vision-List-Request@ADS.ARPA. All requests to be added to or deleted from this list, problems, questions, etc., should be sent to Vision-List-Request@ADS.ARPA. Moderator: Tod Levitt <levitt@ADS.ARPA> VPLLIST@SU-SUSHI.ARPA or {decwrl,hplabs}!glacier!navajo!vpllist (UUCP) Discussions related to the study, design, development, implementation, and evaluation of visual programming languages (VPLs). This includes attempts to characterize and define VPLs, material on existing and planned VPLs and visual programming systems, and material on graphical user interfaces, visual thinking, visual knowledge representation, and program visualization. Descriptions and discussions of related applications, such as visual interfaces for the cognitively impaired, are welcome. Announcements and abstracts of relevant conferences, talks, books, journals, papers, and articles are encouraged. Digests are archived on SU-SUSHI in files: <VPLLIST>ARCHIVE.* If at all possible, digests should not be FTPed between 8:00 a.m. and 5:00 p.m. Pacific Time. All requests to be added to or deleted from this list, problems, questions, etc., should be sent to VPLLIST-REQUEST@SU-SUSHI.ARPA (ARPANET) or {decwrl,hplabs}!glacier!navajo!vpllist-request (UUCP). Coordinator: Marvin M. Zauderer <ZAUDERER@SU-SUSHI.ARPA> WELDCOMP%cascade.carleton.cdn%ubc.csnet@CSNET-RELAY.ARPA SIG for computer modelling welds, run from CASCADE (Centre for Advanced Studies in Computer Aided Design and Engineering) at Carleton University. Messages related to computer modelling welds and the following topics would be especially welcome; if traffic warrants, anyone of them could become a Special Interest Group (SIG), or distribution list: Weld pool physics Weld microstructures Residual Stress and Distortion Sensors and Control Failure Mechanisms and Analysis All requests to be added to or deleted from this list, problems, questions, etc., should be sent to WELDCOMP-REQUEST%cascade.carleton.cdn%ubc.csnet@CSNET-RELAY.ARPA. Coordinator: Warren Hik <hik%cascade.carleton.cdn%ubc.csnet@CSNET-RELAY.ARPA> WorkS@RUTGERS.RUTGERS.EDU WorkS discusses personal work station computers, such as the Sun2, Sun3, Apollo, Silicon Graphics, and AT&T Workstations. WorkS provides a way for interested members of the ARPANET community to discuss what is wrong with these machines, compare notes on work in progress, and share useful insights about these kinds of systems. Archived Digest messages are kept on non-ARPANET hosts at Rutgers, and must be requested from WorkS-Request@RUTGERS.RUTGERS.EDU. All requests to be added to or deleted from this list, problems, questions, etc., should be sent to WorkS-Request@RUTGERS.RUTGERS.EDU. There is a BitNet sub-distribution list, WORKS@RUTVM1; BitNet subscribers can join by sending the SUB command with your name (examples are for the VAX). For example: SEND LISTSERV@RUTVM1 SUB WORKS Jon Doe To be removed from the list: SEND LISTSERV@RUTVM1 SIGNOFF To make contributions to the list, BitNet subscribers should send mail to the ARPANet list name, NOT to the BITNET list name. Coordinator: Dave Steiner <STEINER@RUTGERS.RUTGERS.EDU> writers%plaid@SUN.COM ..sun!plaid!writers (UUCP) Mailing list for science fiction writers, both published and unpublished. This list was created for authors to exchange and critique stories, and to hold discussions on any subject pertaining to writing science fiction. All requests to be added to or deleted from this list, problems, questions, etc., should be sent to the Coordinator. Coordinator: Chuq Von Rospach <chuq@SUN.COM> XPERT@ATHENA.MIT.EDU Mailing list for general discussion on the X window system, software running under X, and the like. Also see the XPORT mailing list. All requests to be added to or deleted from this list, problems, questions, etc., should be sent to XPERT-REQUEST@ATHENA.MIT.EDU. Coordinator: Jim Gettys <jg@ATHENA.MIT.EDU> XPORT@ATHENA.MIT.EDU Mailing list for discussion among people porting the X window system and client code to new displays, machine architectures, and operating systems. It is not intended for "how do I resize a window" sorts of questions, and relatively few people should be interested in this list. Also see the XPERT mailing list for general discussion on X. All requests to be added to or deleted from this list, problems, questions, etc., should be sent to XPORT-REQUEST@ATHENA.MIT.EDU. Coordinator: Jim Gettys <jg@ATHENA.MIT.EDU> -- Gene Spafford Software Engineering Research Center (SERC), Georgia Tech, Atlanta GA 30332 CSNet: Spaf @ GATech ARPA: Spaf@gatech.EDU uucp: ...!{akgua,decvax,hplabs,ihnp4,linus,seismo,ulysses}!gatech!spaf
spaf@gatech.UUCP (02/28/87)
What follows is part 3 (of 3) of the Arpanet List of Lists. Parts 1 and 2 of the list are in companion articles. Gene Spafford 27 February 1987 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- MILSIM@STL-HOST1.ARPA A forum for discussion of Military Simulation and Wargaming Models used by, and for the Department of Defense. This list will eventually augment the online Catalog of Wargaming and Military Simulation Models under development on STL-HOST1. Messages are not digested, but sent to the membership as received. Archives will be kept on SIMTEL20 in files: PS:<MAIL.ARCHIVES>MILSIM.ARCHIV.ymmdd PS:<MAIL.ARCHIVES>MILSIM.ARCHIV.TXT The characters "ymmdd" in the first filename are actually digests giving the year, month, and day of the last message in the file. The second file contains a growing list of current messages. SIMTEL20 supports ANONYMOUS FTP (with any non-null password). All requests to be added to or deleted from this list, problems, questions, etc., should be sent to MILSIM-REQUEST@STL-HOST1.ARPA. Coordinator: Joseph Guirreri <OJCS-JAD@STL-HOST1.ARPA> MMM-PEOPLE@USC-ISIB Discussion group for those active or interested in multimedia mail. The intent is to use this list mainly for discussion of the developing multimedia mail procedures and protocols. The mail sent to MMM-PEOPLE is kept on host USC-ISIB in file <MMM>MAIL.TXT. The distribution list is kept in file <MMM>MMM-PEOPLE.LIST. A list of all known multi-media-capable users is in file <MMM>KNOWN-MMM-MAILBOXES.TXT. One may copy these public access files via FTP using the username ANONYMOUS and password GUEST. All requests to be added to or deleted from this list, problems, questions, etc., should be sent to Ann Westine <WESTINE@USC-ISIB>. Coordinator: Gregory G. Finn <FINN@USC-ISIB> MsgGroup Interest in electronic mail, message formats, message systems, and the sociological implications of the above.****This list ceased its operation during the summer of 1986 after almost 11 continuous years of operation, but the record has been kept intact for anyone who cares to poke and search for the nuggets that are hidden therein.**** Achives are kept on host SIMTEL20.ARPA in Twenex Mail files PS:<ARCHIVES.MSGGROUP>xxx.*, where xxx.* is a specific file name with (in most cases) 100 messages per file -- MSGGROUP.* indicates a message file, and SURVEY.* indicates a message containing a list/index of the messages in a specific number range. 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Wancho <WANCHO@SIMTEL20.ARPA> mus@ENEEVAX.UMD.EDU Masscomp Users Society (MUS) mailing list; people who are interested in the Masscomp line of computers are invited to join. All requests to be added to or deleted from this list, problems, questions, etc., should be sent to mus-request@ENEEVAX.UMD.EDU. Coordinator: Praveen Kumar <phaedrus@ENEEVAX.UMD.EDU> music-research%prg.oxford.ac.uk@CS.UCL.AC.UK The Music-Research electronic mail redistribution list was established after a suggestion made at a meeting in Oxford in July 1986, to provide an effective and fast means of bringing together musicologists, music analysts, computer scientists, and others working on applications of computers in music research. Initially, the list was established for people whose chief interests concern computers and their applications to - music representation systems - information retrieval systems for musical scores - music printing - music analysis - musicology and ethnomusicology - tertiary music education - databases of musical information The following areas are not the principal concern of this list, although overlapping subjects may well be interesting: - primary and secondary education - sound generation techniques - composition On-line archives are not yet available, but copies will be mailed on request by Brad Rubenstein <bradr@INGRES.BERKELEY.EDU>. All requests to be added to or deleted from this list, problems, questions, etc., should be sent to music-research-request%prg.oxford.ac.uk@CS.UCL.AC.UK or UUCP ...!ukc!ox-prg!music-research-request. Coordinator: Stephen Page <sdpage%sevax.prg.oxford.ac.uk@CS.UCL.AC.UK> NA@SU-SCORE Numerical Analysis mailing-list. Moderator: Gene Golub <GOLUB@SU-SCORE> NAMEDROPPERS@SRI-NIC.ARPA The NAMEDROPPERS mailing list is to be used for discussion of the concepts, principles, design, and implementation of the domain style names. The main focus of this group is the review of documents describing domain style names. This is a list for participants in a discussion, not observers. Everyone on the list is expected to contribute from time to time. Nearly everyone in NAMEDROPPERS is also on HEADER-PEOPLE and also on MSGGROUP. There is no need to send a message to both NAMEDROPPERS and either of these lists (and certianly not both!). All of the previous NAMEDROPPERS discussion can be found in SRI-NIC files <NAMSER>NAMEDROPPERS.198X where X is the number of the year of the archive you are looking for. A/O Jan 85, there are archives for 1983, 1984 and 1985. <NAMSER>NAMEDROPPERS.MAIL still contains the most current NAMEDROPPERS dialog. These files can be accessed via anonymous FTP; new members may wish to copy and read these archives before joining the discussion. All requests to be added to or deleted from this list, problems, questions, etc., should be sent to NAMEDROPPERS-REQUEST@SRI-NIC. Coordinator: Ann Westine <WESTINE@USC-ISIB.ARPA> NetMonth A special product of BITLIB, the Yale Computer Center BITNET Services Library, is an electronic publication called NetMonth. NetMonth provides news and information on BITNET services to the networking community. It is mailed out monthly along with a companion file, BITNET SERVERS. This file contains an accumulated list of known file servers, list servers, name servers, data base servers, conference machines, and electronic magazines in BITNET. While the information in NetMonth and BITNET SERVERS is geared toward the BITNET user, there may be some interest for users in other networks. 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Coordinator: Chris Condon <BITLIB%YALEVMX.BITNET@WISCVM.WISC.EDU> BITLIB@YALEVMX (BITNET) NEURON%TI-CSL.CSNET@CSNET-RELAY.ARPA NEURON is a list (in digest form) dealing with all aspects of neural networks (and any type of network or neuromorphic system), especially: NATURAL SYSTEMS Software Simulations Neurobiology Hardware Neuroscience Digital ARTIFICIAL SYSTEMS Analog Neural Networks Optical Algorithms Cellular Automatons Some key words which may stir up some further interest include: Hebbian Systems Widrow-Hoff Algorithm Perceptron Threshold Logic Holography Content Addressable Memories Lyapunov Stability Criterion Navier-Stokes Equation Annealing Spin Glasses Locally Couples Systems Globally Coupled Systems Dynamical Systems (Adaptive) Control Theory Back-Propagation Generalized Delta Rule Pattern Recognition Vision Systems Parallel Distributed Processing Connectionism Any contribution in these areas is accepted. Any of the followin are reasonable: Abstracts Reviews Lab Descriptions Research Overviews Work Planned or in Progress Half-Baked Ideas Conference Announcements Conference Reports Bibliographies History Connectionism Puzzles and Unsolved Problems Anecdotes, Jokes, and Poems Queries and Requests Address Changes (Bindings) Archived files/messages will be sent to individuals on request. All requests to be added to or deleted from this list, problems, questions, etc., should be sent to NEURON-REQUEST%TI-CSL.CSNET@CSNET-RELAY.ARPA. Moderator: Michael T. Gately <gately%resbld%ti-csl.csnet@RELAY.CS.NET> NeWS-makers@BRILLIG.UMD.EDU ...!seismo!mimsy!NeWS-makers (uucp) Mailing list for the discussion of NeWS: the Network/extensible Window System. NeWS, originally called SunDew, was written primarily by James Gosling, at Sun Microsystems, who is well known for his Unix Emacs. NeWS is an extensible multitasking window system environment, consisting of a network based display server that is controlled and programmed in PostScript, Adobe's page description language. NeWS was designed to be a portable, device independent window system development platform that runs on a wide range of hardware, in a distributed heterogeneous environment. The archives are available via anonymous FTP from BRILLIG.UMD.EDU, in the file "news-makers.archive". All requests to be added to or deleted from this list, problems, questions, etc., should be sent to NeWS-makers-request@BRILLIG.UMD.EDU. Coordinator: don@BRILLIG.UMD.EDU NIHONGO@MC.LCS.MIT.EDU For discussion of the Japanese language, including both spoken and written forms. Also see the entry for the INFO-JAPAN mailing list. The complete archives are publicly accessible by FTP from host MIT-MC, which uses the ITS operating system. Case is not significant, but the space after "NIHON" is. The archives are in: COMAIL;NIHON GO All requests to be added to or deleted from this list, problems, questions, etc., should be sent to NIHONGO-REQUEST@MC.LCS.MIT.EDU. Coordinator: Steve Strassmann <straz@MEDIA-LAB.MIT.EDU> NL-KR@ROCHESTER.ARPA NL-KR is open to discussion of any topic related to the natural language (both understanding and generation) and knowledge representation, both as subfields of AI. The Moderator's interests are primarily in: Knowledge Representation Natural Language Understanding Discourse Understanding Philosophy of Language Plan Recognition Computational Linguistics Contributions are also welcome on topics such as: Cognitive Psychology (as related to NL/KR) Human Perception (same) Linguistics Machine Translation Computer and Information Science (as may be used to implement various Logic Programming (same) NL systems) Contributions may be anything from tutorials to speculation. In particular, the following are sought: Abstracts Reviews Lab Descriptions Research Overviews Work Planned or in Progress Half-Baked Ideas Conference Announcements Conference Reports Bibliographies History of NL/KR Puzzles and Unsolved Problems Anecdotes, Jokes, and Poems Queries and Requests Address Changes (Bindings) This list is in some sense a spin-off of the AIList, and as such, a certain amount of overlap is expected. The primary concentration of this list should be NL and KR, that is, natural language (be it understanding, generation, recognition, parsing, semantics, pragmatics, etc.) and how we should represent knowledge (aquisition, access, completeness, etc. are all valid issues). Topics deemed to be outside the general scope of this list will be forwarded to AIList (or other more appropriate list) or rejected. Archival copies of all digests will be kept; feel free to ask NL-KR-REQUEST for recent back issues. 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[Also see mailing lists INFO-PROTEON (Proteon and Proteon gear in general, with slight leanings toward token ring engineering) and V2LNI-PEOPLE (Proteon ring interfaces)] Uncompressed archives, begun on November 21st, 1986, are available by anonymous FTP from DEVVAX.TN.CORNELL.EDU. The current archives are in file "p4200/arch.current". All requests to be added to or deleted from this list, problems, questions, etc., should be sent to P4200-REQUEST@DEVVAX.TN.CORNELL.EDU. Coordinator: Scott Brim <SWB@DEVVAX.TN.CORNELL.EDU> PACKET-RADIO@MIT-EDDIE The packet-radio mailing list is intended to provide a forum where people can exchange ideas about packet radio, and discuss projects they are working on. MIT-EDDIE can be reached through the internet, MIT's chaosnet, and via UUCP ({decvax!genrad,ihnp4}!mit-eddie). Old message are archived on MIT-EDDIE in /projects/packet/packet.archive which may be copied via anonymous FTP. 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Therefore, two mailing lists have been set up, PROLOG and PROLOG-HACKERS: PROLOG will provide a digest of articles of general interest; PROLOG-HACKERS will provide a direct mailing for the nasty stuff. Finally, PROLOG-REQUEST should be used for distribution requests. In a nutshell: Mail to for ------- --- PROLOG@SCORE sending articles of general interest PROLOG-HACKERS@SCORE sending articles of limited interest PROLOG-REQUEST@SCORE getting in and out of the mailing lists and other bureaucracy Please do not send the same message to PROLOG and PROLOG-HACKERS. Messages will be moved between lists if appropriate. An archive of the USEnet prolog interest group interchange can be FTP'd from host SU-SCORE using standard anonymous login convention. The pathname is: PS:<PROLOG>UPIG.ARCHIVE Moderator: Chuck Restivo <RESTIVO@SU-SCORE.ARPA> ProtocolS@RUTGERS This list is designed to promote discussion of the various existing FTP protocols for async-ascii-serial-lines and any kind of computer/OS. The eventual goal is to devise (and implement) an all-purpose standard protocol for FTP. Message log/archives are kept at RUTGERS in files: PS:<PLEASANT.PROTOCOL>PROTOCOLS.OLD Pre-digest to 30 Mar 82 PS:<PLEASANT.PROTOCOL>PROTOCOLS.RECENT Digest 30 Mar 82 to present All requests to be added to or deleted from this list, problems, questions, etc., should be sent to ProtocolS-REQUEST@RUTGERS. Coordinator: Mel Pleasant <Pleasant@RUTGERS> PSYCHNET (tm) <EPSYNET%UHUPVM1.BITNET@WISCVM.WISC.EDU> Psychnet is a weekly electronic Newsletter and Server Machine, distributed free of charge to all who request it. It contains news about psychology, letters from readers, and the latest list of files (the Psychnet Index) that is available from the Server Machine. Files available on the Server Machine vary regularly, and cover a wide range of topics, including preprints of papers, convention announcements, special news announcements, position openings, and just about anything else related to psychology. There are two ways to get files from the Server Machine. Users within Bitnet who can send interactive commands (like the TELL or SEND/REMOTE command) should send the command PSYCHNET HELP to userid UH-INFO at node UHUPVM1. An automatic reply (if the 'links' are up) will then guide you in viewing the latest Index and retrieving files. If you cannot send interactive commands (this includes all non-Bitnet users) or if you have problems, request the file you want with mail to userid EPSYNET at node UHUPVM1 (NOT userid UH-INFO). Remember, you will automatically get an Index once weekly in your Newsletter subscription. 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Contributors are requested to avoid overt political statements, personal attacks, flames, etc. Inappropriate submissions will be rejected. Back issues may be FTPed from SRI-CSL files <RISKS>RISKS-vol.no where "vol" and "no" are volume and number. <RISKS>Risks-1.1 was established 1 Aug 85. All requests to be added to or deleted from this list, problems, questions, etc., should be sent to RISKS-REQUEST@SRI-CSL. Coordinator: Peter G. Neumann <NEUMANN@SRI-CSL> SCHEME@MC.LCS.MIT.EDU This mailing list is intended to be a forum for discussing anything related to the Scheme programming language(s), with particular emphasis on the use of Scheme in education. There are over 150 people on the list A/O 15 Nov 85, with more than 80 institutions represented. The archives are kept on 2 different machines: On MIT-AI: LSPMAI;SCHEME MAIL4 (messages from Sept 85 - 11 July 86) On MIT-MC: LSPMAI;SCHEME MAIL (messages since 11 July 86) All requests to be added to or deleted from this list, problems, questions, etc., should be sent to Scheme-Request@MC.LCS.MIT.EDU. Coordinator: Jonathan Rees <JAR@MC.LCS.MIT.EDU> SCRIBE-HACKS@UTAH-CS.ARPA ...ihnp4!utah-cs!scribe-hacks (uucp) Mailing list for Scribe hackers; designed for persons who perform the role of Scribe Database Administrator at their installation. Discussion will be about Scribe features, bugs, enhancements, performance, support, and other topics of interest to Scribe DBAs. The list will NOT be moderated, but will simply consist of a mail "reflector" - ie. if you send a message to the list, it will be rebroadcast to everyone on the list. Discussion at the level of "How do I get a paragraph to indent 5 spaces instead of 3?" is specifically discouraged. 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There is a BitNet sub-distribution list, SECURITY@UGA; BitNet subscribers can join by sending the SUB command with your name. For example, SEND LISTSERV@UGA SUB SECURITY Jon Doe To be removed from the list, SEND LISTSERV@UGA SIGNOFF. To make contributions to the list, BitNet subscribers should send mail to the ARPANet list name, NOT to the BITNET list name. Coordinator: *Hobbit* <AWalker@RUTGERS> SELF-ORGANIZATION@MC.LCS.MIT.EDU (or SELF-ORG@MC.LCS.MIT.EDU) An immediate redistribution list discussing topics in self-organization. The list is archived@MIT-OZ in the twenex mail file SRC:<COMMON>SELF-ORGANIZATION-ARCHIVES.TXT.1 All requests to be added to or deleted from this list, problems, questions, etc., should be sent to SELF-ORGANIZATION-REQUEST@MC.LCS.MIT.EDU (or SELF-ORG-REQUEST@MC.LCS.MIT.EDU). Moderator: Dave D. Story <FTD%MIT-OZ@MC.LCS.MIT.EDU> SERVERS%UCF1VM.BITNET@WISCVM.WISC.EDU Discussion of network [primarily BitNet] and inter-network file servers. 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