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Reminder that the Mailbag project has an open Call for Contributors<https://archives.albany.edu/mailbag/contributors/>. We are looking for community members interested in reviewing and improving existing code, contributing user documentation, or addressing known issues. We have some funding available to support this work. Please see the Call for Contributors<https://archives.albany.edu/mailbag/contributors/> page for more details and feel free to email directly if you have any questions. Best, Greg Gregory Wiedeman University Archivist M.E. Grenander Department of Special Collections & Archives University at Albany, SUNY [log in to unmask]<mailto:[log in to unmask]> 518-437-3936 From: Wiedeman, Gregory Sent: Thursday, May 12, 2022 3:59 PM To: [log in to unmask] Subject: Mailbagit early release The Mailbag project team is excited to announce an early release of the mailbagit<https://github.com/UAlbanyArchives/mailbagit> tool. Mailbagit is a command line utility for packaging email exports into mailbags according to the mailbag specification<https://archives.albany.edu/mailbag/spec/> while generating multiple derivative formats, such as PDFs WARCs, and EMLs. You can find out how to install<https://archives.albany.edu/mailbag/install/> and use<https://archives.albany.edu/mailbag/use/> mailbagit on the project website<https://archives.albany.edu/mailbag/>. If you are interested in some hands-on guidance installing and using mailbagit, we are holding some Virtual Testing events<https://archives.albany.edu/mailbag/events/>, where anyone who is interested can experiment with using mailbagit with guidance from members of the project team. Additionally, we have a Call for Contributors<https://archives.albany.edu/mailbag/contributors/> out looking for anyone interested in addressing known issues, reviewing code, or improving documentation. Gregory Wiedeman University Archivist M.E. Grenander Department of Special Collections & Archives University at Albany, SUNY [log in to unmask]<mailto:[log in to unmask]> 518-437-3936