Mailing Lists

Mailing Lists

PALS maintains a number of mailing lists used by PALS, PALS customers, and the members of MnPALS.

Click on a list name to get more information about the list, and to subscribe, unsubscribe, and change the preferences on your subscription.

MnPALS-Discuss
Use this list for general discussion or questions that may interest MnPALS members.

MnPALS-Alma-Community
This list is focused on Alma/Primo VE issues and is where PALS staff will post information re: updates to the software or other announcements.

MnPALS-Cataloging
A discussion list for topics of interest to catalogers of the MnPALS consortium.

ILL-Circ
A discussion list for topics related to interlibrary loan and circulation

MN-lib-data
A discussion list for topics related to library data in Minnesota

PALS-Islandora (no link)
An invitation-only mailing list for issues specific to our Islandora customers.

If you are having trouble using the lists, please contact mailman@lists.mnpals.org.

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