Free Public Groups and Private Group Members
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- Latest post made by Richard Waid at 2011 Feb 22 22:29 UTC
You can start unlimited free public email groups with OnlineGroups.Net. Currently, private groups are free, too, but we do plan to charge for members of private groups, at some stage. Pricing is on the Start a Site page. http://onlinegroups.net/sites/ You can start unlimited public, private or secret groups on your site for free. With public groups, you can have as many members and posts as you like, for free. With private groups, when we introduce charging, we will charge for the number of site members who can access a private group. Each private group member can access as many private groups as you invite them to join. I'll explain how public and private groups work. To start a group, log in and visit the home page of your site. On the home page, you will see a large "Start a Group" button. You will be asked to choose a name, ID and "real life group" for your group, to make your groups a discussion or announcement group, and to choose a privacy level. There are three levels of privacy for online groups. Public Group — anyone can see posts, anyone can join. Private Group — only members can see posts, joining is by invitation or request. Anyone can see that the group exists. Secret Group — only members can see posts, joining is by invitation only. Only members can see that the group exists. (The secret group option is not available when starting a group, but you can make a group secret after it is started.) Here are some examples of how typical sites could work. Free Public Site ================= Three public discussion groups. One for everyone (500 members), and two for subgroups (200 and 100 members respectively) with special interests. Site with up to 100 Private Group Members ========================================= Three public discussion groups. One for everyone (500 members), and two for subgroups (200 and 100 members respectively) with special interests. Seven private groups, each with between 10 and 60 members. 80 site members in total have access to one or more private group. I hope this clarifies things. Please feel free to reply if you have questions.
cheers, Dan -- Dan Randow Chief Wrangler OnlineGroups.Net +64-3-377-5377 +64-27-431-4928 409 Kenton Chmbrs, 190 Hereford St, Christchurch PO Box 739, Christchurch, 8140 Aotearoa (New Zealand) http://onlinegroups.net http://groupserver.org http://twitter.com/danrandow Skype: vonrandow
Dan: I can't tell you how much we have appreciated the use of your onlinegroups.net for the beginning of our Community Foundation. I will probably continue with the Ashton Community Foundation site for a few months until we finish up the start-up. What do I need to do to sign up to continue our private site so no data is lost? Beth Wright, Co-Chair Ashton Community Foundation, Inc. www.ashtoncf.org
> > You can start unlimited free public email groups with OnlineGroups.Net. > Currently, private groups are free, too, but we do plan to charge for > members of private groups, at some stage. Pricing is on the Start a Site > page. > http://onlinegroups.net/sites/ > > You can start unlimited public, private or secret groups on your site > for free. With public groups, you can have as many members and posts as > you like, for free. With private groups, when we introduce charging, we > will charge for the number of site members who can access a private > group. Each private group member can access as many private groups as > you invite them to join. > > I'll explain how public and private groups work. > > To start a group, log in and visit the home page of your site. On the > home page, you will see a large "Start a Group" button. You will be > asked to choose a name, ID and "real life group" for your group, to make > your groups a discussion or announcement group, and to choose a privacy > level. > > There are three levels of privacy for online groups. > > Public Group â anyone can see posts, anyone can join. > > Private Group â only members can see posts, joining is by > invitation or request. Anyone can see that the group > exists. > > Secret Group â only members can see posts, joining is by > invitation only. Only members can see that the group > exists. (The secret group option is not available when > starting a group, but you can make a group secret after > it is started.) > > Here are some examples of how typical sites could work. > > > Free Public Site > ================= > > Three public discussion groups. One for everyone > (500 members), and two for subgroups (200 and > 100 members respectively) with special interests. > > > Site with up to 100 Private Group Members > ========================================= > > Three public discussion groups. One for everyone > (500 members), and two for subgroups (200 and 100 > members respectively) with special interests. > > Seven private groups, each with between 10 and 60 > members. 80 site members in total have access to one > or more private group. > > I hope this clarifies things. Please feel free to reply if you have > questions. > > cheers, > > Dan > > -- > > Dan Randow > Chief Wrangler > OnlineGroups.Net > +64-3-377-5377 +64-27-431-4928 > 409 Kenton Chmbrs, 190 Hereford St, Christchurch > PO Box 739, Christchurch, 8140 > Aotearoa (New Zealand) > http://onlinegroups.net > http://groupserver.org > http://twitter.com/danrandow > Skype: vonrandow > > > ----------------------------------------- > Full text of this topic in OnlineGroups.Net Administrators: > http://onlinegroups.net/r/topic/7pQStgOYem3h61j6LfyQZK > > To leave OnlineGroups.Net Administrators, email > <email obscured>?Subject=unsubscribe > > Start your own free groups and site with > OnlineGroups.Net http://onlinegroups.net > > Host your own online groups site with > GroupServer http://groupserver.org >
Hi Beth, > I can't tell you how much we have appreciated the use of your > onlinegroups.net for the beginning of our Community Foundation. I will > probably continue with the Ashton Community Foundation site for a few > months until we finish up the start-up. What do I need to do to sign up > to continue our private site so no data is lost? I am delighted that the Online Groups site is working out well for Ashton Community Foundation. You do not need to do anything to keep your private groups going. Even when we do start charging for private groups, we will not delete data. We plan to simply disable posting on private groups where the fee is not paid. with regards,
Dan -- Dan Randow Chief Wrangler OnlineGroups.Net +64-3-377-5377 +64-27-431-4928 409 Kenton Chmbrs, 190 Hereford St, Christchurch PO Box 739, Christchurch, 8140 Aotearoa (New Zealand) http://onlinegroups.net http://groupserver.org http://twitter.com/danrandow Skype: vonrandow
hello dan I just want to say thank You for Your help anette from germany
NICK: "Aber: in einer gruppe muss ich mich auch lernen abzugrenzen, sonst werde ich ja ausgenutzt." ACHTUNG EMAILGRUPPENMITGLIEDER;ab sofort 10.10.09 bestraft JD Eigeninitiative mit ihren Worten: ""Das mit dem weiterleiten hast du auf dich genommen ohne klaren auftrag" AU " Kommunikationsgruppe kostenlos in Darmstadt alle 14 Tage z.B. 29.5.10 12.6.10 etc. Theater 25.5.10 8.6.10 etc. Morningcalls auch weiterhin international um 7 Uhr. Ist das die Ursache fuer alle Probleme die Frage: "Was soll ich tun?" Mit Menschen geht nur gut ohne Menschen. Nick mag Koerperwelten. Warum kümmert sich keiner um die unmündigen Kinder, die als Ehepartner herumrennen:"Scheinbar erwartet sie wirklich dass NS seine arbeit richtig macht und pünktlich wird."--- Es ist nicht zu wenig Zeit, die wir haben, sondern es ist zuviel Zeit, die wir nicht nutzen. Lucius Annaeus Seneca ----- Original Message ----- From: "Dan Randow" <email obscured>> To: <email obscured>> Sent: Thursday, June 24, 2010 5:16 AM Subject: Re: [OGN Admins] Free Public Groups and Private Group Members > Hi Beth, > >> I can't tell you how much we have appreciated the use of your >> onlinegroups.net for the beginning of our Community Foundation. I will >> probably continue with the Ashton Community Foundation site for a few >> months until we finish up the start-up. What do I need to do to sign up >> to continue our private site so no data is lost? > > I am delighted that the Online Groups site is working out well for > Ashton Community Foundation. > > You do not need to do anything to keep your private groups going. Even > when we do start charging for private groups, we will not delete data. > We plan to simply disable posting on private groups where the fee is not > paid. > > with regards, > > Dan > > -- > > Dan Randow > Chief Wrangler > OnlineGroups.Net > +64-3-377-5377 +64-27-431-4928 > 409 Kenton Chmbrs, 190 Hereford St, Christchurch > PO Box 739, Christchurch, 8140 > Aotearoa (New Zealand) > http://onlinegroups.net > http://groupserver.org > http://twitter.com/danrandow > Skype: vonrandow > > > ----------------------------------------- > Full text of this topic in OnlineGroups.Net Administrators: > http://onlinegroups.net/r/topic/2jzSAcc6xyk3MFIkaovIrq > > To leave OnlineGroups.Net Administrators, email > <email obscured>?Subject=unsubscribe > > Start your own free groups and site with > OnlineGroups.Net http://onlinegroups.net > > Host your own online groups site with > GroupServer http://groupserver.org
What is the timeframe for launching paid private groups? I am looking to move a single private (secret in OLG parlance) group with around 70 subscribers. I didn't see any pricing at http://onlinegroups.net/sites/. Many thanks. -thomas taylor
Hi Thomas, and thank you for your interest. At the moment our director in charge of sales (including pricing) has been somewhat isolated because of the events in Christchurch[1], New Zealand. He is unhurt, but it may be a few days till we can resume full contact with him. He will be able to answer your questions about pricing at that stage. I am sorry for any inconvenience that this may cause. As technical director I can say that it is unlikely to begin charging for private and secret group members before April 2011, if that is of any assistance. Best regards, Richard Waid Technical Director OnlineGroups.Net [1] http://www.stuff.co.nz/national/4688671/Christchurch-quake-latest-info
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