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They provide plain good ol' GNU Mailman lists. You can bring your own domain or subdomain. They also have a good handle on privacy issues (GDPR requests and so on).
You should check out Topicbox: https://www.topicbox.com (disclosure: I worked on it). It's really good hosted mailing lists from the team at Fastmail. My one line description is "Topicbox is to Mailman what Slack is to IRC".
- email address of any user never disclosed to any other user
- name/username shown should always be predefined — not read from mail/replied received
- easy user management — add/remove/disable/ban/flag-and-put-on-hold etc
— communication not publicly available or indexed
- is not a forum at all — can be read on the web, but can’t be replied from anywhere other than an email client
— way to reply to specific users without knowing their email
- users can stop all or some users to reach out directly to them
- other mailman features
Good to have features:
— enable things like some sort of “slow mode” either for some users or group wide
You should check out Topicbox: https://www.topicbox.com (disclosure: I worked on it). It's really good hosted mailing lists from the team at Fastmail. My one line description is "Topicbox is to Mailman what Slack is to IRC".
You should check out Topicbox: https://www.topicbox.com (disclosure: I worked on it). It's really good hosted mailing lists from the team at Fastmail. My one line description is "Topicbox is to Mailman what Slack is to IRC".
So Topicbox is annoying to use, overengineered and just plain aggravating?
You should check out Topicbox: https://www.topicbox.com (disclosure: I worked on it). It's really good hosted mailing lists from the team at Fastmail. My one line description is "Topicbox is to Mailman what Slack is to IRC".
So Topicbox is annoying to use, overengineered and just plain aggravating?