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The primary way DSpace users discuss issues and communicate with one another is through the various mailing lists . The DSpace community has three very active mailing lists where you can meet other DSpace users and developers, learn more about the community and the software, get answers to technical questions, and hear of upcoming events.

There are various types of mailing lists that you can subscribe to, depending on what your particular interest is and you are able to search all lists at one time:

dspace-general

General discussion about the DSpace platform, and setting up and running a DSpace service. It is open to all DSpace users to ask questions, share news, and spark discussion about DSpace with people managing other DSpace sites.

• Sign up for dspace-general
• View or search archive
• Search all lists at once

dspace-tech

Technical discussion about the DSpace platform. If you have a technical query, or are having problems getting DSpace up and running, this is the place to go (refer to the Troubleshoot an error page for additional help and suggestions). If you are technically savvy, and would like to contribute by helping out those in need, please join!

• Sign up for dspace-tech
• View or search archive
• Search all lists at once

dspace-devel

People working on the DSpace code hang out here.

• Sign up for dspace-devel
• View or search archiveSearch all lists at once

dspace-changelog

This is for "hardcore" developers only. This listserv reports the latest SVN commits, allowing developers to keep in touch with the latest DSpace code changes.

• Sign up for dspace-changelog
• View list archiveSearch this list (or others)

What help is available through websites

DSpace Wiki

A Wiki is a dynamic Web site that can easily be edited by anyone (yes, anyone). This makes it a great collaboration tool. The DSpace Wiki contains up-to-the-minute technical information about the DSpace platform, and what people around the world are doing with DSpace. If you're working with DSpace, please post what you're doing to the Wiki! You can also find out if others are doing or have done similar work!

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