Unofficial Python GIS SIG

[sean.gillies]

There's growing interest among GIS users of Python for a discussion
group, so I've started an unofficial Python GIS SIG at:
http://groups.google.com/group/python-gis-sig. Please join if you're
interested in improving Python's GIS story. At any rate, the group
should (hopefully) reduce the number of GIS questions that get
mistakenly posted to Web-SIG ("GIS" is commonly known as "SIG" outside
the US/UK).

Regards,

 

[Aahz]

There's growing interest among GIS users of Python for a discussion
group, so I've started an unofficial Python GIS SIG at:
http://groups.google.com/group/python-gis-sig. Please join if you're
interested in improving Python's GIS story. At any rate, the group
should (hopefully) reduce the number of GIS questions that get
mistakenly posted to Web-SIG ("GIS" is commonly known as "SIG" outside
the US/UK).

Any particular reason you didn't create a list @python.org?

 

[seang]

Any particular reason you didn't create a list @python.org?

Only that I am not entirely sure this will take off and don't want to
leave python.org with a defunct list, and I'm unfamiliar with what's
involved with starting a list on python.org. A Google group seemed low
risk. There's fairly good sign-up so far. Am I alienating anybody by
not going with python.org?

 

[Aahz]

Only that I am not entirely sure this will take off and don't want to
leave python.org with a defunct list, and I'm unfamiliar with what's
involved with starting a list on python.org. A Google group seemed low
risk. There's fairly good sign-up so far. Am I alienating anybody by
not going with python.org?

Dunno, but I don't use mailing lists on google.com.
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