With OnlineGroups.net you have a site for your organisation. Your site can contain an unlimited number of groups. Each group is more than a listserv, it is also a place for your group on the web.
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Different lists for different needs
Groups are different, so OnlineGroups.net supplies different types of listservs to support these different needs.
A site with multiple groups
One of the big advantages of a site with OnlineGroups.net over a normal listserv is that your site can have multiple groups, so it better suits the needs of your organisation and the group members.
Listserv (mailing list) basics
A group on OnlineGroups.net is very much like a listserv, also known as a mailing list. In this post we discuss the basics of how a listserv works, and how OnlineGroups.net improves on the basic functionality.
HTML email from your groups
OnlineGroups.net is about to introduce email messages formatted using HTML. This will make the messages easier to read, make the online archive easier to find, and improve the identity of your site and groups.
Restricted groups
At OnlineGroups.net we have recently added a new privacy setting, restricted, which is very useful for large sites.
Replying to email
Conversations can occur within a group, or because of a group. We have updated OnlineGroups.net to give you more control over how people reply to email, so you can better control the conversations in your groups.
A better manage members page
Managing the members of a group is never a fun task. Today we have made some changes to OnlineGroups.net to make this aspect of the administering a group easier.
Video embedded in email
Video is an important part of the Web. At OnlineGroups.net we integrate video with the email archive so group members can get the most out of the messages.
DMARC and replies
DMARC is an issue for all mailing lists, and mailing list managers. Recently, OnlineGroups.net and our friends at E-Democracy.org collaborated to enhance how we deal with DMARC.
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