Charles Clavadetscher wrote:
Hi Charles,
> Well, I think that a mailing list is a meaningful way to coordinate
> activities and is better than, let's say a distribution list on each
> user's mail client. With a single address we can reach all people
> interested in our activities (a number that will hopefully grow with
> time). From your question I have the impression that you are aware of
> some good reasons not to use a mailing list. Since I honestly don't
> see any, I would be glad to learn about them in order to be able to
> understand if we should look for a different solution.
Many people here use something like meetup.com instead of a mailing
list. Most PUG lists end up dead; only a few are active. It's a pain
to get rid of dead lists, so our criteria now is to let the group prove
itself active before we create the list. I guess if you have enough
energy to get an NPO up and running, that should qualify.
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