MusicBrainz Mailing Lists

The MusicBrainz mailing lists (sometimes called groups) are one of the most important communication forums of the project.

Reading and Writing to the Lists

You can [WWW] read and search most of the lists in a combined archive (hosted by [WWW] Nabble).

You can also [WWW] search the mailman archives by selecting "Search the MusicBrainz mailing lists" on the Site Search. This is the same as adding site:lists.musicbrainz.org to a query for a [WWW] Google search.

You can send any (MusicBrainz related) mail to the UsersMailingList. You can even do this [WWW] via Nabble. For all other lists, please make sure that your post is on topic -- see the descriptions below. You will need to subscibe to these lists in order to send mail. Finally, all users of the mailing lists are expected to follow the CodeOfConduct.

Multi-Purpose Mailing Lists

There are three multi-purpose mailing lists. You can post about almost any MusicBrainz related topic. The lists differ in the degree of involvement of their subscribers:

  • UsersMailingList:

    • General discussions about MusicBrainz for all users. These include questions about the exact interpretation of the StyleGuidelines. When the term "MailingList" is used, this usually means the UsersMailingList is meant.
      [WWW] Subscribe [WWW] View archives

  • ExpertsMailingList:

    • Discussions about the development of MusicBrainz for experienced users, who have some experience with the structure, culture, and history of MusicBrainz. Please note that mb-experts is factually defunct since it currently serves no real purpose.
      [WWW] View archives

  • AdvisorsMailingList:

Specialized Mailing Lists

Then there are some more specialized lists which evolve around a specific topic:


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