From: Prodos (Melbourne, Australia)
To: Paul H Byerly
Dear Paul,
Good evening.
[quoting an earlier message:]
I wouldn't say that HTML is not well supported. The built-in
pipermail archiver isn't so great with HTML, but this can be
remedied. Mailman itself does a pretty reasonable job with
On 11:02 AM 4/28/2004, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I wouldn't say that HTML is not well supported. The built-in
pipermail archiver isn't so great with HTML, but this can be
remedied. Mailman itself does a pretty reasonable job with regards
to the messages as they are actually sent out, considering
From: Prodos (Melbourne, Australia)
To: Glenn Sieb
Dear Glenn,
Good morning!
If you look at what people _use_ Yahoogroups for, it's not just for a
mailing list in general--it's being used to schedule get togethers,
keep track of members' birthdays, et cetera. Mailman doesn't do all
that (at
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Would anyone on this list care to offer a comparison?
Or, if you are an ex-YahooGroups user, say why you changed
to Mailman? Or, if you know of an already existing comparison
online somewhere, perhaps you could send me the URL.
For pure mailing list capabilities, MM
Chris Barnes said the following on 4/27/2004 12:47 PM:
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Would anyone on this list care to offer a comparison?
Or, if you are an ex-YahooGroups user, say why you changed
to Mailman? Or, if you know of an already existing comparison
online somewhere, perhaps you could
Prodos wrote:
I'm writing to ask about comparing Mailman with YahooGroups.
Would anyone on this list care to offer a comparison?
Mailman does not allow posting from the archives. There is a program
know as M2F that will tie Mailman and phpbb together - see
From: Prodos (Melbourne, Australia)
To: Chris Barnes
Good morning!
[Prodos:]
Would anyone on this list care to offer a comparison?
Or, if you are an ex-YahooGroups user, say why you changed
to Mailman? Or, if you know of an already existing comparison
online somewhere, perhaps you could
From: Prodos (Melbourne, Australia)
To: texas critter list
Dear texas critter,
Good morning. Thanks for your reply
[Prodos:]
Or, if you are an ex-YahooGroups user, say why you changed
to Mailman?
[texas critter:]
Because Mailman *works*. Any large free service is bound to
From: Prodos (Melbourne, Australia)
To: Glenn Sieb
Howdy!
[Prodos:]
Would anyone on this list care to offer a comparison?
Or, if you are an ex-YahooGroups user, say why you changed
to Mailman? Or, if you know of an already existing comparison
online somewhere, perhaps you could send me the
[EMAIL PROTECTED] said the following on 4/27/2004 8:35 PM:
Yes--if you're looking for community-based mailing lists, MM will not
do...
Will NOT do?
Hmm ... okay.
If you look at what people _use_ Yahoogroups for, it's not just for a
mailing list in general--it's being used to schedule
From: Prodos (Melbourne, Australia)
To: Paul H Byerly
Dear Paul,
Thanks for your comments
[Prodos:]
I'm writing to ask about comparing Mailman with YahooGroups.
Would anyone on this list care to offer a comparison?
[Paul:]
Mailman does not allow posting from the archives.
At 5:48 PM -0700 2004/04/27, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
It does not have a built in archive
search, but one that far exceeds Yahoo's can be easily added.
Do you (or other mailman-users members) know where I can
find the patch for that please?
See
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