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Would you mind adding a few details on how you set this up (I'm assuming that you're using 'listserv' as a generic term)? Is it on your own machine, through a
by pseut 13y ago
Would you mind adding a few details on how you set this up (I'm assuming that you're using 'listserv' as a generic term)? Is it on your own machine, through a web host, etc?
I've thought about doing something just like that, but haven't spent the time to figure out a "good" way to set it up.
- joshAg 13y agoi would love to see this, too.
- pyoung 13y agoYou could use google groups (it's basically a mailing list). Pretty straight forward. We had one for our 'post-college' social circle. It was a good way to spread the word about happy hours and parties, without spamming everyone on facebook.
- jarek 13y agoI would caution against using a service like Google Groups for this, actually. There's been too many changes to corporate-backed services like this (Yahoo! Groups' 2010 mess, remember Google Groups was originally a usenet reader to begin with) and moving a community is a pain. Host it somewhere that won't pivot.
- pseut 13y agoThat's exactly my concern about google/yahoo/zoho/whatever.
- jlgaddis 13y agoA friend/former co-worker runs FreeLists[0], which is pretty much exactly what it sounds like. [0]: http://www.freelists.org/ http://www.freelists.org/