[PSUBS-MAILIST] Web based discussion

[Marc de Piolenc]

Forgot to mention. Years ago there was already list management software 
that could bust through SPAM filters. It was very simple: it simply sent 
an individual message to every member of the list, so each header 
contained only one destination address. Worked perfectly. At the time, I 
was maintaining a mailing list for a magazine publisher, and it was 
absolutely essential for EVERY email to get through because we used the 
list to solicit updates for the annual directory issue. There was no 
problem at all. Such software must still exist today.

Best,
Marc

On 7/22/2013 4:40 AM, Jon Wallace wrote:
>
> The time is coming close where we may be forced to move to a web based
> discussion format.  Our mailing list has been rejected by AOL which
> leaves some important people off the list including Vance Bradley and
> Phil Nuytten.  I am currently working with AOL to get our mailing list
> whitelisted (allowed to pass through to AOL recipients) but can't
> guarantee they will allow it.  Unfortunately more and more large service
> providers are taking a hard stance on what they perceive as spam and the
> only way around this is to move to a web based discussion list.
>
> Jon
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