Many Open-Source communities use this kind of mailman mailing-lists I feel missing something here but really wondering why? even for new projects like Ubuntu (founded 2004 which is new to know other alternative technologies)
I love the Google-groups style, if you don't like Google there was always Yahoo, which both of them contains bunch of features and the ease of use ... Also some-how, forums are *ok* but with some preservations. Back to this email's subject, about my question, actually they are 3: 1- Google-group has a feature to an external-archive which could be a list, why not move on? 2- I find it always difficult to keep updated with this kind of lists, what type of software do you use? please share it with me, I find it very difficult to rely on a kind of RSS because I want to hit "reply" and "quote" the part of the message that I like, is there an advanced feature for that? 3- The OpenSource managers, why they prefer this kind of lists usually? it ends to be a very old fashion and not user friendly at all, or whatdya think? Thanks -- Amahdy AbdElAziz IT & Development Manager 3D Diagnostix Inc. www.3ddx.com http://www.linkedin.com/in/amahdyabdelaziz
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