1. Responses received to original announcement
We have received about 55 responses to our invitation to date. 5 of those
were requests to be kept informed via the mailing list. The 50 or so remaining
messages were confirmation of attendance. Here is the list of respondents
(there are less than 50 here because some respondents pledged additional
attendees whose names were not specifically listed):
Attendees
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Steve Watkins University of California, Santa Cruz
Clifford Lynch University of California, Office of the President
Robert Wilensky University of California, Berkeley
Bernard J. Hurley University of California, Berkeley
John A. Kunze University of California, Berkeley
Kenneth L. Firestein University of California, Davis
Terry Allen O'Reilly & Associates
Dale Dougherty O'Reilly & Associates
Larry Masinter Xerox, Palo Alto Research Center (PARC)
Steve Putz Xerox, Palo Alto Research Center (PARC)
William M. York Xerox, Palo Alto Research Center (PARC)
Martin Yonke Xerox, Palo Alto Research Center (PARC)
Marta Kreps Pacific Bell
Frances Grant Lockheed
Walter Henry Stanford University Libraries, Conservation Lab
Will Estes Netcom
Niels P. Mayer Netcom
Robert Simon Netcom
Gabriel Mascardo California Academy of Sciences
Kip Parent Silicon Graphics
Jennifer Cantele Silicon Graphics
Bob Stayton Santa Cruz Operation
Sally Hambridge Intel
Jeff Sedayao Intel
Mitch Gass Mills College
Andrew Neuschatz Teknekron
Robert MacKimmie California Historical Society
Bing Chin class.org
Bill Selmeier Silicon Valley Public Access Link
Grant Bowman Silicon Valley Public Access Link
Benay Dara-Abrams Silicon Valley Public Access Link
John Harrington Electric Power Research Institute
Brent Stewart Electric Power Research Institute
Greg Boudreaux Electric Power Research Institute
Randy Maule University of San Francisco
Jack Kessler The Well
Jeff Smith The Well
Newton Liu The Well
Tony Johnson Stanford Linear Accelerator Center
Arthur J. Thomas Proteus Associates
Larry Davison Amdahl
Steve Ansell Amdahl
Mailing List Only
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Vivienne Cuff National Library of New Zealand
Charles Blair University of Chicago
Robert Cailliau CERN
Anna Keller U.S. Library of Congress
Ron D. Appel Hopital Cantonal Universitaire de Geneve
2. Creation of sig-web mailing list
We will be posting more specific information to a private list. If you
are interested and do not see yourself listed among the respondents above,
then send mail to [email protected]. Please clearly state whether
you intend to show up on October 7th, or whether you would just like to be
included on the mailing-list.
3. Documentation
Several documents are now available regarding sig-web, and we expect the
number to grow over time. This information can be obtained via our web server,
<http://www.library.ucsf.edu/public/sig-web/index.html>, or via ftp (under
/pub/sig-web on ftp.library.ucsf.edu). Here is /pub/sig-web/README -
File Content
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announcement.txt Initial announcement regarding sig-web
directions-to-laurel-heights.txt Directions to Laurel Heights Conference
Center
ckm.txt About the UCSF Center for Knowledge
Management
agenda.071093.txt Agenda for initial sig-web meeting on
Oct. 7th, 1993
Note that we are just getting the public portion of our web server up and
online, please be patient as it evolves.
4. Original announcement (for those who may have missed it)
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Western WorldWideWeb Weaver's Waggle (W^6)
(Software Interest Group on Distributed Information Systems)
The UCSF Center for Knowledge Management will be hosting the first
in a series of monthly meetings focusing on the development of the
WorldWideWeb and other distributed information systems such as Gopher and
WAIS. This event is open to Web enthusiasts of all persuasions; we hope
to cultivate a sophisticated community of users, authors, and developers.
If you are writing Web software or documents, or are just generally interested
in distributed information systems, please email [email protected] to let
us know you'll be coming.
This initial meeting will feature a talk on SGML given by Terry Allen,
Editor of O'Reilly & Associates Digital Media Group. The rest of the time
will be devoted to being excited about the whole thing and perhaps getting
organized (deciding on future meeting dates, locations, and topics).
Contact: Chris McRae
(see <http://pubweb.parc.xerox.com/hypertext/people/www-conf93-photos.html>)
Email: [email protected]
Phone: (415) 476-3577
Date: 10/7/93
Time: 2:00 - 5:00 p.m.
Parking: On-site @ $1.85 per hour
Where: Regent's Room
UCSF Laurel Heights Conf. Center
3333 California Street
Suite 20 - Sublevel 1
San Francisco, CA 94143-1200
Northern Approach -
Drive south on US Highway 101 across Golden Gate Bridge and
take Park Presidio to Lake Street. Turn right at Lake, go one
half block to 14th Ave. and turn left. Follow 14th Ave. for
one block and turn left on California Street. Follow California
Street for approximately 18 blocks and turn right on Walnut
Street into 3333 California Street. Public parking lot to the
left.
Southern Approach -
From the San Francisco International Airport (SFO) take US
Highway 101 north to the Golden Gate Bridge exit. Follow
Golden Gate Bridge exit to Fell Street. Follow Fell Street to
Masonic and make a right. Follow Masonic to Euclid and make a
right. Go one block to Presidio Ave. and make a left. Go one
block to Presidio Ave. and make a left. Go one block to California
Street and make a left. Go one block to Walnut Street and make a
left into 3333 California Street. Public parking lot to the left.
Eastern Approach -
Drive across the San Francisco-Oakland Bay Bridge and follow
US Highway 101 north to the Golden Gate Bridge exit. Follow
Golden Gate Bridge exit to Fell Street. Follow Fell Street to
Masonic and make a right. Follow Masonic to Euclid and make a
right. Go one block to Presidio Ave. and make a left. Go one
block to Presidio Ave. and make a left. Go one block to California
Street and make a left. Go one block to Walnut Street and make a
left into 3333 California Street. Public parking lot to the left.
Refreshments will be provided if you're good ;-).
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