From: tfinin@gmail.com   
      
   The UMBC software agents mailing list [1] is one of the oldest   
   resources of information on agents and multiagent systems.  It   
   was begun in 1994 by Ray Johnson, then at the Lockheed Palo Alto   
   AI Center and moved to UMBC in 1996. This week it upgraded its   
   support infrastructure from Majordomo to GNU Mailman, Majordomo   
   represented the state of the art for mailing list software in   
   1996, but development stopped sometime around 2001.  Moving to   
   Mailman will make it easier for us to maintain the list and let   
   the ~2000 subscribers manage a wider range of their subscription   
   options.   
      
   Topics of interest for the list include: agent architectures,   
   agent communication, agent learning, evolution, and adaptation,   
   agent norms and trust, agent ontologies, agent-oriented software   
   engineering, autonomic computing, autonomy, believable agents,   
   cognitive agent models, cooperative distributed problem solving,   
   electronic markets and institutions, embodied agents, emergent   
   behavior, ethical and legal issues, FIPA standards, formal agent   
   models, interface agents, MAS planning and learning, mechanism   
   design, auctions, and game theory, mobile agents, multiagent   
   systems, pervasive computing, agent-oriented robotics, simulation   
   systems, and standardization efforts.   
      
   The agents list welcomes new subscribers who can sign up at the   
   software agents mailing list page [1].   
      
   [1] http://www.cs.umbc.edu/mailman/listinfo/agents/   
      
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