Hi all,
I am starting a new mailinglist with the goal to gather those
interested in Debian from an academic perspective. I will be
researching several aspects of Debian in the future, and I know some
have done so (congrats, Biella!), or are still doing so (hi, tbm).
The purpose of the list is thus to
- discuss aspects of Debian related to concepts and theory from
other sciences, such as socio-anthropology, psychology,
management science, economics, classic computer science, some
philosophy, and whatever else relates.
- give those working on papers a means to seek help or pointers to
existing research.
- discuss theories as they are formed.
- you name it...
I thus invite interested parties (you don't have to actively
research Debian to be interested) to sign up at
http://lists.madduck.net/mailman/listinfo/academic-debian
The list language is English, and other than standard Debian rules,
no other policies exist.
I am not sure whether the list archives should stay public, but
that's something to be discussed with future members of the list.
I will leave them online for now, please contact me if you have
reasons to believe that should be changed.
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