CoFI: The Common Frameowrk Initiative - Mailing Lists

["Peter D. Mosses" <pdm@brics.dk>]

The following message is intended for all subscribers to the
mailing-lists of the Common Framework Initiative.

The names of the `unif' mailing lists have been changed to have the
prefix `cofi', and unabbreviated suffixes!   The new names are:

  cofi-list (unif-task): 
	 Coordination. 
	 Moderator: Peter D. Mosses. 
  cofi-language (unif-lang): 
	 Language design. 
	 Moderator: Bernd Krieg-Brückner. 
  cofi-semantics (unif-sema): 
	 Semantics. 
	 Moderator: Don Sannella. 
  cofi-tools (unif-tool): 
	 Tools. 
	 Moderator: Michel Bidoit. 
  cofi-methodology (unif-meth): 
	 Methodology. 
	 Moderator: Andrzej Tarlecki. 
  cofi-reactive (unif-react): 
	 Reactive systems and states. 
	 Moderator: Egidio Astesiano. 

  There are a couple of more specialized lists: 

  cofi-higher-order (unif-high): 
	 Higher-order issues in language design. 
	 Moderator: Karl Meinke. 
	 The list cofi-language is a subscriber to cofi-higher-order. 
  cofi-flexibility (unif-flex): 
	 Flexibility and evolution in specification. 
	 Moderator: Joseph Goguen. 
	 The list cofi-methodology is a subscriber to cofi-flexibility. 

The new names should be used henceforth.  (Messages inadvertently sent
to the old lists will be forwarded to the new ones, with a reminder of
the changes.)

It makes no difference whether one uses the site address `brics.dk' or
`daimi.aau.dk' in Internet addresses (e-mail, WWW, FTP).

The archives of the mailing lists have been separated (where necessary
:-) into 1995 and 1996 messages. An HTML-based archives browser should
be installed in the near future, to facilitate browsing of the mail
archives.

Please inform me of any problems arising from the above changes.

Peter Mosses

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\  /  Peter D Mosses         <pdmosses@brics.dk>
CoFI  Common Framework Initiative  - Coordinator
/  \  WWW URL: http://www.brics.dk/Projects/CoFI
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Note the acronym and URL - CoFI was formerly CFI


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this message (but this is the first time I'm trying it...).  If you
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