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["Joanna Wolfe (919)677-0977" <wolfe AT oup-usa.org>]

What latest round of bull, the newly revised privacy policies,
or the fact that all my postings from last week were bounced
five days later - after I complained that the posting engine
was definitely hosed?

Regards,

Joanna

Joanna Wolfe
Manager, Business Technology Services
Oxford University Press, USA
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Today's URL of interest:

http://www.oup-usa.org/reference

>OK.  This latest round of bull from YahooGroups has me considering 
>what it would take to build a site on my own computer that would 
>replicate the most-used features of YahooGroups.
>
>I'm part of an organization that has been using YG for various 
>mailing lists for the organization.  We are considering running FAR 
>away from YG, but I'd rather have them run to something I set up, 
>than to another "free" site that will someday become not-free and/or 
>annoying in other ways.
>
>So, I'm looking at what would need to be replaced.  Of all the 
>features on YG, we use the following the most:
>
>Mailing Lists (obviously)
>Files Section
>Polls
>Calendar
>
>I can easily replace each of these services individually, but have 
>not found anything yet that provides all of these.  Has anyone else 
>thought about this problem?  I'd appreciate any feedback you can 
>offer.
>
>--[Lance]
>
>
>
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