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Regional Communities
Regional Eclipse Communities are groups of people located in the same geographic area that are interested in using and contributing to Eclipse. Regional communities can share ideas, discuss projects, exchange code and compare solutions. Most groups will meet in person at least once a year.
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Participate in a Regional Community
Find a local group on the community list below. Groups may connect through mailing lists, newsgroups or wikis, so see what's available for your community and introduce yourself to the group.
Start a Regional Community
If you don't see a regional community listed for your area, and have time and enthusiasm to dedicate to leading a group, you're welcome to start one by emailing regional-community@eclipse.org. Let us know what city or area you would like to coordinate. There are no set requirements to become a regional community organizer, however we would encourage organizers to arrange at least one in-person meeting per year and to monitor their mailing list or newsgroup for new posts at least weekly.
List of Regional Communities
Canada
- Vancouver: vancouver-announce@eclipse.org
Germany
- North: germany-north-ec@eclipse.org
- South: germany-south-ec@eclipse.org
Turkey
- Turkey: eclipse.users.turkish
Links to Other Mailing Lists and Newsgroups
- for Eclipse mailing lists not related to regional Eclipse communities, see http://www.eclipse.org/mail/
- for Eclipse newsgroups not related to regional Eclipse communities, see http://www.eclipse.org/newsgroups/