[Hidden-tech] Seeking online list manager recommendation

[Robert Heller]

At Thu, 9 Jun 2011 15:05:36 -0400 christian at tippingpointprojects.com wrote:

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>  Does anybody have a suggestion for a nice-looking, well-working, online
> email list manager?
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> Here are my main requirements. I could do this e.g. with Google Groups, but
> that's too convoluted and I need all lists in one place, i.e. one
> 'subscription central' page where users can sign on and off with
> check-boxes.
> - 2-300 users total all within one organization (but on different email
> platforms, including gmail, etc)
> - In various combinations, they will be using 20-30 lists
>  - A few lists may be open for anybody to send out or reply-all, but most
> are moderated or only open to broadcast messages from a few senders
> - Has to be hosted with intuitive user interface (all users are non-techies)
> - Has to work without requiring users to create login and password.
> - I define all lists
> - In some cases, I announce the list and let users sign up
> - In some cases, I upload names and email addresses
> - In some cases, I let users subscribe and un-subscribe
>  - Ability to download all lists and log showing who subscribed and
> unsubscribed when
> - No high security stuff; most lists will be moderated or
> announcement/broadcast only by moderator.
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> Thank you for any ideas!

Mailman can do this and is pretty much the standard tool.  It does
create a login (e-mail address) and password, but this is automatic. 
Note: this is going to be true for ALL on-line E-Mail list systems. 
The only other alternive would be to just use a private list on your
PC, but then you (the list owner) would have to add and remove users
manually.

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