Certainly. There are several mailing lists which anybody can subscribe to. The ecos-announce mailing list is a low-volume moderated list for major announcements. The ecos-discuss mailing list is an unmoderated list for general discussion, both technical and non-technical among eCos users. The ecos-devel mailing list is for more technical discussions among developers of eCos itself. All the core eCos development team read these lists and participate in discussions as appropriate. Other more obscure lists exist to keep track of every detailed change in the eCos project. If you prefer you can subscribe to digest versions of these mailing lists instead.

We strongly recommend you read both the eCos documentation fully and search the above mail archives before asking simple questions on the list, particularly if they are likely to be problems that people would have encountered before.

If you have a question which you do not want to discuss in a public forum then there is a separate ecos-maintainers mail address. However note that general requests for help or information that would be more appropriate to a public list like ecos-discuss may not be answered.