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What is a Mailing List?
A mailing list is a single address to which you can send mail, and have it automatically redistributed to a number of people with similar interests. Most of these are unmoderated, which means that whatever you send will be seen by everyone on the mailing list. Email to a moderated mailing list goes to a person first, who then passes it on to the group (after perhaps editing it).Signing Up
To get yourself onto a mailing list so that you can receive mail sent to it, you must subscribe to the list. In general, to be added to a mailing list, send mail to the -request version of the address, with the word subscribe in the subject line. This avoids flooding the mailing list with annoying and trivial administrative requests. To unsubscribe, send mail to the -request version of the address, with the word unsubscribe in the subject line.It is expected that you have have first checked "obvious" sources of information, such as this site or the newsgroup FAQ's, before posting a question to a mailing list.
Scheme-related mailing lists and newsgroups are listed in the Scheme FAQ, and AI-related mailing lists and newsgroups are listed in the AI FAQ.
If you find that any of these addresses are incorect, please contact us.
General Lisp Mailing Lists:
- common-lisp@ai.sri.com
- Technical discussion of Common Lisp.
-
lisp-announce@cs.cmu.edu - Low volume moderated mailing list associated with the Lisp Utilities Repository at CMU. To subscribe, send a message with the words "subscribe lisp-announce" in the body of the message to ai+query@cs.cmu.edu. Also see information on other mailing lists associated with the CMU AI repository.
- lisp-faq@think.com
- A mailing list concerning the contents of the Lisp FAQ posting only.
- alu@freud.arc.nasa.gov
- Forum for use by members (current and prospective) of the Association of Lisp Users. It is bidirectionally gatewayed into the newsgroup comp.org.lisp-users. This is an organizational mailing list, not a technical forum.
- lug@lisp.de
- Lisp related topics that are of interest to a European and/or German audience, such as the activities of the German Lisp Users Group.
Particular Flavors of Lisp:
- info-mcl@digitool.com
- Macintosh Common Lisp. Gatewayed to the comp.lang.lisp.mcl newsgroup.
- info-mcl-digest@digitool.com
- Automatically generated digest format version of the info-mcl mailing list.
- cmucl-bugs@cs.cmu.edu
- CMU Common Lisp bug reports.
- slug@ai.sri.com
- Symbolics Lisp Users Group Archived on warbucks.ai.sri.com and ftp.ai.sri.com:/pub/slug.
- allegro-cl@cs.berkeley.edu
- Franz Allegro Common Lisp.
-
amiga-lisp@contessa.phone.net
- Lisp on the Amiga.
- kcl@cli.com
- Kyoto Common Lisp Archived in ftp.cli.com:/pub/kcl/kcl-mail-archive kcl@rascal.ics.utexas.edu Forwards to kcl@cli.com.
- lispworks@harlqn.co.uk
- LispWorks
- clisp-list@clisp.cons.org
- CLISP
- info-ti-explorer@sumex-aim.stanford.edu
- TI Explorer Lisp Machine
- bug-ti-explorer@sumex-aim.stanford.edu
- TI Explorer Lisp Machine
- info-1100@cis.ohio-state.edu
- Xerox/Envos Lisp machine environment, InterLisp-D, and Medley. Gatewayed to the newsgroup comp.sys.xerox. Will be moving to info-1100@anzus.com.
- franz-friends@cs.berkeley.edu
- The Franz Lisp Language.
- franz-composers@cs.berkeley.edu
- Maintainers of Franz Lisp.
- lispos@math.gatech.ed and lispvm@math.gatech.ed
- These discus the creation of a PC based Lisp Operating System, and embeddable Virtual Machine, respectively. See also, the home page for the issue.
- gd-hackers@randomhacks.com
- Gwydion Dylan. Subscribe by sending "subscribe gd-hacker" in the body of a message to majordomo@randomhacks.com.
Lisp Windowing Systems:
Lisp Object-Oriented Programming:
- CommonLoops@cis.ohio-state.edu (same as comp.lang.clos@cis.ohio-state.edu)
- Discussion related to CLOS, PCL, and object-oriented programming in Lisp. The name is in honor of the first freely-available implementation of CLOS, Xerox PARC's Portable Common Loops, and was originally the mailing list for discussing that implementation. Now gatewayed to the comp.lang.clos newsgroup. The mailing list is archived on nervous.cis.ohio-state.edu in the directory pub/lispusers/commonloops. The CLOS code repository is in pub/lispusers/clos.
- plob@lisp.de
- Technical issues for Persistent Lisp Objects (aka PLOB) (like installing and using it) and persistency in general. New versions will also be announced to this list.
Jobs
Only job offers should be sent to these mailing lists. It is also common practice to send Lisp specific offers or job requests to various newsgroups, including comp.lang.lisp, comp.ai, and to a lesser extent comp.lang.clos.- Lisp-Jobs@cis.ohio-state.edu
- Job offers requiring a knowledge of Lisp.
- ai+lisp-jobs@cs.cmu.edu
- Job offers requiring a knowledge of Lisp.
- To subscribe, send mail to ai+query@cs.cmu.edu with
subscribe lisp-jobs First-Name Last-Name, Affiliation
in the message body and no Subject line. Instead of lisp-jobs, you can also subscribe to ai-jobs.- You can get help regarding the mailserver by sending mail to ai+query@cs.cmu.edu with with
helpin the message body and no subject line, or by sending questins to ai+@cs.cmu.edu- Recent postings are also sometimes listed at CMU
- To subscribe, send mail to ai+query@cs.cmu.edu with
- misc.jobs.contract, misc.jobs.offered, misc.jobs.misc", us.jobs.offered, us.jobs
- Other, more general job newsgroups. The .offered versions are for offering a job, not for telling the world that you are looking.
Miscellaneous:
- stat-lisp-news@umnstat.stat.umn.edu
- Use of Lisp and Lisp-based systems in statistics.
- gclist@ieee.com
- For garbage collection (i.e. automated memory management) issues in Lisp and other languages.