[Hidden-tech] Electronic Mailing Lists

[Robert Heller]

At Tue, 9 Oct 2007 13:01:39 -0400 "Nate Bartlett" <nbartlett at charlemont.org> wrote:

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>    ** Fill out the survey/skills inventory in the member's area.
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> Hi folks,
> I've been looking for a product similar to Yahoo! or Google Groups.  Also
> like ListServ, or Majordomo, but newer and with intuitive, clean GUI.  I
> don't want ads, but anything anyone could inform me about would be great!
> Thanks,

Mailman has pretty straight forward web-based interface.  You need a
Linux mail server (eg Sendmail) w/ web server (eg Apache) installed. 
Mailman allows users to add and remove themselves from the list.  The
lists can be configured to allow unmoderated discussions or only
moderator postings (either anouncements or moderated discussions). 
Mailman maintain archives, which can be public (web accessable by anyone) or
private (only accessable to list members).

Deepwoods Software has this setup and can provide you with as many
Mailman driven mailing lists.  Visit http://mailman.deepsoft.com/ to see
the currently available public mailing lists or visit
http://www.deepsoft.com/WebHosting/ for more information.  Mailing lists
are $2.50/month/mailing list.  No ads.


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> Nate Bartlett
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