\chapter{General Mailing Lists}

\section{SIPB mailing lists}


\scriptsize
\begin{tabular}{|l|l|l|l|}
\hline
Name & Owner & Public & Purpose \\ \hline \hline
sipb & sipb-members & semi\footnote{``semi'' means anyone can be added; just ask the owner to} & External address for the public to use. \\ \hline

sipb-minutes & gsipb & semi & Minutes of SIPB meetings are sent here. \\ \hline

sipb-office & sipb-acl & n/a & For annoucements for prospectives and members in the area. \\ \hline

sipb-all & gsipb & n/a & Reaches {\bf everyone}, including out of area members. \\ \hline

sipb-prospectives & sipb-members & semi & List of sipb prospectives; on sipb-office, sipb-all.. \\ \hline

sipb-staff & sipb-acl & no & SIPB members interested in the daily operations; on sipb-office. \\ \hline

sipb-members & sipb-acl & no & All SIPB members, including out of area ones; on sipb-all. \\ \hline

sipb-discussion & gsipb & semi & For discussion of random SIPB issues. \\ \hline

sipb-ec & sipb-ec & no & SIPB ExecComm mailing list. \\ \hline

whither-sipb & sipb-acl & yes & Discussing the future direction of the SIPB. \\ \hline

sipb-soc & sipb-staff & semi &  Social mailing list for SIPB. \\ \hline

bug-sipb & gsipb & semi & For problems/questions with SIPB supported software. \\ \hline

sipb-afsreq & sipb-acl & no & AFS requests for sipb.mit.edu cell \\ \hline

sipb-doc & gsipb & yes & List for the discussion of SIPB documentation. \\ \hline

sipb-irc-maintainers & sipb-acl & no & IRC maintainers on Charon \\ \hline

bug-tcl & sipb-acl & no & bugs for the tcl locker \\ \hline

sipb-athena & sipb-acl & n/a & sipb-athena source tree discussion; cointains linux-dev, netbsd-dev \\ \hline

linux-dev & sipb-acl & no & Linux development \\ \hline

netbsd-dev & sipb-acl & semi & NetBSD development \\ \hline
\end{tabular}
\normalsize


Except when otherwise noted, the contact list for a service (the best
place to send questions or requests) is the same as the maintenance
list (the place where maintainers send mail after making changes to
the service).

Discuss meetings archive these mailing lists. Please see the iDiscuss
document for more information on what Discuss is.