First, a big thanks to those of you who immediately volunteered
to act as contact persons to their communities. That means that
five of the areas are already covered.
***
*** keep those contact offers coming!-) ***
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...or how about a web zine along the lines of (the Linux) Kernel Notes
and cousins (http://kt.zork.net/)? This is just a (couple of?) guy(s)
closely following the kernel mailing list, and summarizing, quoting
interesting mail, providing links where appropriate and so on.
Immensely useful for th
> | http://www.ukc.ac.uk/people/staff/cr3/tmp/Communities/
> |
> |Note the "tmp" - this list should move to haskell.org later.
.. that should have been:
http://www.cs.ukc.ac.uk/people/staff/cr3/tmp/Communities/
Claus
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Dear fellow Haskellers,
the recent (and eternal) questions about GUIs and future Haskell
developments are closely related to a general problem: trying to
keep up to date with what is going on within the Haskell community
as a whole while the breadth of interests in that community keeps
expan
