Mailing lists
ISO Working Group Mailing List
Maintained by Steve Newcomb, Jim Mason and Michel Biezunski. Its purpose is to facilitate technical work on the ISO/IEC 13250 Topic Maps International Standard. Anyone can subscribe to this list, and its archives are open to the public. Anyone can submit contributions to the list; these are subject to review before they are posted. Those who are directly involved in the ISO process have posting privileges that allow them to post their contributions immediately, without review.
TMCL Mailing List
The purpose of tmcl-wg@isotopicmaps.org is to facilitate technical work on the ISO/IEC 19756 "Topic Maps Constraint Language" International Standard. Anyone can subscribe to this list, and its archives are open to the public. Anyone can submit contributions to the list; these are subject to review before they are posted. Contributions should be limited to substantive discussions of technical questions and issues regarding TMCL.
TMQL Mailing List
The purpose of tmql-wg@isotopicmaps.org is to facilitate technical work on the ISO/IEC 19756 "Topic Maps Query Language" International Standard. Anyone can subscribe to this list, and its archives are open to the public. Anyone can submit contributions to the list; these are subject to review before they are posted. Contributions should be limited to substantive discussions of technical questions and issues regarding TMQL.
Topic Map Mail
Maintained by Michel Biezunski at Infoloom. This is a discussion list on general issues related to Topic Maps, including what topic maps are and how they can be applied. This list covers both technical and non-technical issues and is open to anyone (including newcomers) interested in Topic Maps in general.
Topic Maps in LIS
Maintained by Kevin Trainor at Ligent. This is a mailing list about Topic Maps technology in the field of Library and Information Science(s). TopicMapsInLIS welcomes all who wish to discuss Topic Maps technology and its relationship with LIS. Both newcomers and experienced Topic Maps enthusiasts are equally welcome.
