Thanks for all the help so far; I've learned a lot, but still haven't
found what I'm looking for. All I've found are sites that will allow
me to manage one big mailing list. Perhaps it would help if I gave
more detail about what I have in mind....
The plan is for a tech site serving a very tight market niche.
Premium site membership would be granted only to those with
membership in one of several professional groups. I would like to
offer these people the opportunity to host small mailing lists of
their own-perhaps up to 30 other people. Ideally, their management of
these mailing lists would be automated and require minimal
intervention by me. I can't imagine having more than a couple hundred
lists over the first few years.
Anyone have any suggestions?
Cheers,
Erik
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