Dear colleagues,
Let me introduce to you the new list in General Linguistics
"Human Language" (HumLang)
The list is a part of Russian network "Social Sciences and Humanities" established and technically and financially supported by some Russian and American institutions. Indispensable is a grant support of the project by the program IATP of the organisation "Project Harmony", Miamy University (Oxford, Ohio), personal fund of Prof. V. Hevigshurst. 
The purpose of the editorial board of the list is to create a kind of electronic bulletin for discussing and mutual informing about actual questions of the Human Language nature studies, correspondences of it with other natural languages (languages of animals), specific features of its typological, stylistic and national variants, mechanisms of its historical changes, etc.
The specific feature of this list will be that it is the first Russian linguistic list. We'll do our best to widen the flow of information about the state of the art in Russian linguistics, to inform on new linguistic (and related) works, conferences, updated bibliographies, sites, resources. Among other directions of the list's activity you can find our teleconference "Unresolved Problems in Studies of Nature and Evolution of Natural Human Language". Information on it someone can find clicking here.
The address of our Web-site: http://www.hist.msu.ru/RSSH/
To subscribe our list you need only to send a message for our server using its address like follows:
lists@rssh.net
There should be only one line in a text of your message: 
subscribe humlang <name of a subscriber> <his affiliation>
After that you will be informed that you are included in the list of HUMLANG subscribers.
All the materials (letters, resources, links, etc.) sent for the List will be looked through and approved for distributing among all subscribers of the list by the editor of it. 
The editor of this list is me, Anatoliy A.Polikarpov. Besides this duty I am a director of the Laboratory for General and Computational Lexicology and Lexicography, Associate Professor of Russian Linguistics Dept. of the Philological Faculty of Moscow State University, Doctor of Philological Sciences. Don't hesitate, please, to send me questions, requests, reviews, materials, etc.
I hope for fruitful cooperation.
Best regards -
Anatoliy Polikarpov