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You could do something like a private Google Group or Yahoo Groups. Another option may be to do something with Mandrill or Sendgrid.
by jeffmould 11y ago
You could do something like a private Google Group or Yahoo Groups.
Another option may be to do something with Mandrill or Sendgrid.
- Tomte 11y agoYes, possibly, but I'm a bit partial to old-fashioned email. Although I remember that Yahoo! was real email last time I was subscribed to a group. Just not very convenient. Still, good idea, I forgot about Yahoo! Google Groups also has a usability problem, but I may be cranky because I remember the Usenet archive from about five or six degradations ago.
- smeyer 11y agoI'm in a few google groups that only get used for discussion style emails, where nobody actually uses the web interface. I'm also on a bunch of email lists using mailman and run through the computing society of my alma mater (as well as some similar lists from other nearby schools.) Is there some feature set you want that you can't get by setting up a google group and then just using it as a discussion list in old-fashioned email?
- Tomte 11y agoProbably not, if you say so. I will give it a try. Thanks!