On 11/30/2013 09:19 AM, Stewart Bill wrote: > > Mailman is really good software, and with the end of the long Majordomo > era, the standard FOSS mailing list app. It has a classically simple > functional interface that lets you do almost anything you want to with a > mailing list. Mailman is what I'm running at home and for another club so I know all about it (just sad some subscribers doesn't understand why sending to list-owner [ at ] some [ dot ] tld doesn't work - even after I told them several times), just don't want to be responsible for this one also so I want it hosted elsewhere. > > Their wiki has a nice long list of commercial providers updated > recently: > http://wiki.list.org/display/COM/Mailman+hosting+services Will check that one since I want to move some list out of the house > > Mailman is increasingly showing up - along with lots of other FOSS from > analytics to wikis - in panels of website hosters, so might well be > bundled if you host your website with an external provider. That is my current plane - start with checking on what the hosting provider they currently use has to offer, but if it's any of the one I already seen it's kind of useless. Broadcast only, you managed 100% of the emails(users can't) and any message must be created in the provided editor (which doesn't allow attachments or even pictures) - not just send an email to some email address. mailchimp/Yahoo/google, adding them to my list of things to check on. > > > On Fri, 2013-11-29 at 14:04 -0500, Peter Sjöberg wrote: > >> I club I'm in looking for a way to manage a mailing list and while I >> could set up something in my basement I prefer to have it hosted >> somewhere else so I'm wondering if anyone here has any suggestions ? >> I'm not sure about the requirement but my guess is >> for a start: >> own domainname not required, can very well be myclub.freelist.com >> <100 subscribers >> <10 messages a month broadcast only >> Possible future >> <100 subscribers >> <100 (probably <10) messages but bidirectional for discussions (like >> this list) >> >> Google found a few like >> http://www.ymlp.com/index.html >> http://www.freelists.org/ >> http://www.bravemailer.com/ >> http://notifylist.com/ >> Before I start reading the fineprint on all of them I wonder if anyone >> know good/bad about them or have better suggestions ? >> >> _______________________________________________ >> Linux mailing list >> Linux [ at ] lists [ dot ] oclug [ dot ] on [ dot ] ca >> http://oclug.on.ca/mailman/listinfo/linux > >
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