peterr@utcsrgv.UUCP (Peter Rowley) (10/14/83)
A couple of months ago, a new USENet newsgroup was created to discuss
cognitive science and psychology as applied to the design of computer systems.
It's called net.cog-eng (Cognitive Engineering) and started off with quite
a lively discussion of several topics, including the relative merits of
command and menu-based systems. It has been suggested by a few people that
ARPANet participation in the group would be of great benefit to both
communities. To this end, it would be most appreciated if someone would
volunteer to create a parallel mailing list on the ARPANet, tie it to the
USENet group, and possibly announce the new ARPA list in HUMAN-NETS,
INFO-WORKS, and EDITOR-PEOPLE. Thanks in advance,
peter rowley, University of Toronto Department of C.S., Ontario Canada M5S 1A4
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ARPA: utcsrgv!peterr@UW-BEAVERmark@umcp-cs.UUCP (10/23/83)
We are willing to gateway this to the arpanet if someone will
tell us what kind of software we need and where we can get it.
This would involve twoway gatewaying, of course.
We run 4.1 (4.2 someday) on a vax 780's.
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