Notes from your friendly CONNECTIONISTS mailing list maintainer

[Roni.Rosenfeld@B.GP.CS.CMU.EDU]

Fellow neurons,

Autumn is here, and with it - a new academic year.  This means many of you will
be changing your e-mail address, which in turns means we will be receiving many
error messages for every messages posted to CONNECTIONISTS.  To help us deal
with the expected mess, we ask that you observe the following:

- If your old address is about to be disabled, please notify us promptly so
  that we may remove it from the list.

- Please check that your new or forwarding address works well before
  you report it to us.  If it does not work for us, we will have no way of
  contacting you and will have to remove you from the list.

Thank you for your cooperation.


While I'm at it, here's some more:

To keep the traffic on the CONNECTIONISTS mailing list to a minimum, we ask
that you take special care not to send inappropriate mail to the list.

-  Requests for addition to the list, change of address and other
   administrative matters should be sent to:

		   "connectionists-request at cs.cmu.edu" 

  (note the exact spelling:  many "connectionists", one "request").
  If you mention our mailing list to someone who may apply to be added to it,
  please make sure they use the above and NOT "connectionists at cs.cmu.edu".

-  Requests for e-mail addresses of people who are believed to subscribe to
   CONNECTIONISTS should be sent to postmaster at appropriate-site.  If the site
   address is unknown, send your request to "connectionists-request at cs.cmu.edu"
   and we'll do our best to help.  A phone call to the appropriate institution
   may sometimes be simpler and faster.

-  Note that in many mail programs a reply to a message is automatically
   "CC"-ed to all the addresses on the "To" and "CC" lines of the original
   message.  If the mailer you use has this property, please make sure your
   personal response (request for a Tech Report etc.) is NOT broadcast over
   the net.


Roni Rosenfeld
connectionists-request at cs.cmu.edu