Mail List Changes - Yahoo Groups

[Steven Maxwell]

 I have Yahoo groups for my club and I had to go to approving everyone that
uses because we started getting people posting for porn and everything else
you can imagine, for a short time I had to approve all replies then went
back to just approving all people that used.
 Let Ed do what ever it takes it's not that hard as many have said.
 Steve Maxwell


> [Original Message]
> From: Keith Black <tkeithb at comcast.net>
> To: <discussion at nsrca.org>
> Date: 9/13/2005 12:47:56 PM
> Subject: Re: Mail List Changes - Yahoo Groups
>
> In my last email I said I would research the Yahoo Groups Forum, so I've
> setup an NSRCA forum on Yahoo to let everyone see how a Yahoo NSRCA
> discussion list would work. I'm not heavily lobbying for this approach,
but
> I do think there's value in it and I thought it would be nice if everyone
> had the opportunity to check it out.
>
>
>
> Anyone can view the site by visiting:
> http://groups.yahoo.com/group/nsrcadiscussion/
>
>
>
> If you wish to post you must join the group. If you already have a Yahoo
ID
> joining is little more than selecting to subscribe and selecting a couple
of
> options. If you don't have a Yahoo ID you can get one by filling out a
very
> simple one-page form (about 2 minutes worth).
>
>
> As you will see this site is a fully functioning forum with message
history,
> searching, chat, a files database, photo database, etc. Granted there are
> only a couple of messages and pictures since the forum is brand new.
>
> Members of the forum have the option to have each message delivered, as is
> currently done with the NSRCA mailing list, receive a daily message
digest,
> or to view messages in the forum only. The forum can view every message in
> sequential order or grouped by topic. You can also review in expanded or
> condensed mode for quicker scanning through the daily messages.
>
>
>
> A couple of things I find nice about the forum approach is I don't have to
> choose between being inundated with email or completely miss out on what's
> going on. If I go out of town for a while I'm not getting tons of email
> stack up and I don't have to drop off the list and miss out on everything.
> The Yahoo Groups can also be checked from anywhere one has Web access, not
> just where you have your email delivered.
>
> I created a poll asking for people's opinion regarding the mailing list
JUST
> to experiment with the polling ability in Yahoo Groups and to demonstrate
> how convenient it is to easily poll our members. Since everyone isn't a
> member the results of this poll obviously won't be indicative of our
members
> ' viewpoint.
>
>
>
> Let me know what you think.
>
>
> Keith Black
>
>
>
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