Google Groups vs. Yahoo vs. ?
What do you use to run mailing lists? When PPIG first started, we used
majordomo.
In replacing the PPIG site last month, the mailing lists moved to a new
location too.
I thought that using Google Groups would be a good idea because my local
Toastmasters club uses
Hi Paola,
We use mailman but that requires a server installation. Similarly there is
listserv which for example. However, you could look in to Jiscmail
(https://www.jiscmail.ac.uk/) which runs email groups for research and
education.
Regards
Simone
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Dr Simone Stumpf
Senior Lecturer, Cours
Paola,
If any of you have used Google Groups and Yahoo Groups, is one better? Or is
there an even better solution out there?
My experience is that Yahoo groups much better.
Google want to track your interests so they can more effectively target
their ads. The ads might be a small price to p
I’ve been running a Google group for around 10 years, and it has slowly got
less good. Paola’s list of problems states it well. OTOH it does a reasonable
job of noticing bounces, unlike several others I’ve tried.
Does anyone have direct experience of Jiscmail? Might be a good alternative -
tha
On 1 Apr 2015, at 16:31, Thomas Green wrote:
> I’ve been running a Google group for around 10 years, and it has slowly got
> less good. Paola’s list of problems states it well. OTOH it does a
> reasonable job of noticing bounces, unlike several others I’ve tried.
According to the Google Groups
