[Writersforge-plot] New Mailing List for Users (correction)

[John R. S. <jo...@me...>]

My apologies.  The previous post listed the mailing lists with 
...sourceforge.org.  It should have been ...sourceforge.net.  Here's a 
repost with the correct addresses.

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Writer's Forge now has a mailing
list, wri...@li..., specifically for end
users.  Anyone interested in using and discussing Writer's Forge
software should join that list.  Software developers wanting to talk
about Java coding and technical issues should join (or stay on) the
devel list.  Here are the official descriptions of the two lists:

                            Developer's List
                            ----------------

                wri...@li...
     http://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/writersforge-devel

   The devel list is a focused forum for discussing the engineering
   strategies and architecture of the software.

   This list should be used as the primary means of communication and
   coordination for anyone interested in participating in the
   development of Writer's Forge software.  Intense technical
   discussions are welcome, as are software patches and suggestions for
   architectural improvements.  High level non-technical discussions
   about the design and use of the software should be directed to the
   end-user mailing list at wri...@li...
   instead.

                             Community List
                             --------------

                wri...@li...
     http://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/writersforge-plot

   The plot list is an open forum for end users to discuss the writing
   process, how to use the software, and what they want from it.

   This list belongs to the Writer's Forge end-user community, and can
   be used for whatever that community wishes.  Its primary purpose is
   to promote discussion about how authoring software should be used,
   and how it can contribute to efficient, high quality writing.  As
   such, the writersforge-plot list is the driving "plot" for the
   software itself, and should guide its evolution through the twists
   and turns of design and development.  Since the process of writing
   is so closely entwined with the theories of character development
   and story design, both of those topics are welcome.  The software
   should support as many writing styles as possible, so any insight on
   how authors create their stories is good for the software.  However,
   all technical discussions about how to implement the concepts
   discussed on the plot list should be moved to the developers mailing
   list, at wri...@li....

Thanks, and let me know if you have any questions.

John

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