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Please see the corresponding page on the main site.

Mailing lists

The mailing lists are our primary community FORUM. This is where we organize projects, announce new releases, plan future directions, and give and receive user support.

Searching a list is a great way to get your questions answered without actually signing up for a list. Follow the Read/Search link for a nice interface from Gmane. Or, browse the olde fashioned way at the official Archives link.

To post to a list, you have to be on it. If you want to see how much traffic a list gets, there is a chart on the Gmane page, or just go to the list archive and take a look. You can opt to receive messages in digest form. Groups of about 10 messages are sent in one email, with a table of contents at the top. This reduces inbox clutter, but means you will get the messages with a delay of up to a day. It is OK to post job ads for work involving numpy/scipy and related packages if you put [JOB] in the subject.

We also have read-only mailing lists setup for NumPy and SciPy to receive notifications of all SVN checkins and Trac ticket changes.

IRC

There is also a scipy channel on irc.freenode.net.

SciPy: Mailing_Lists (last edited 2015-10-24 17:48:23 by anonymous)