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We have mainly two paths: - create an appliance-like solution based on open source products and develop the glue to connect them together - build a new mailing list server from scratch I'm not really in the favour of the second: as I've followed the development of Sympa, to tweak such product for every use takes years. _____________________________ To determine what path is best, and what solution to use as the core, we should compare the features of the leading existing products, including: * [[http://www.gnu.org/software/mailman/ | Mailman, the GNU Mailing List Manager]] * [[http://www.sympa.org/ | Sympa]] * [[http://lamsonproject.org/ | Lamson]]

We have mainly two paths: - create an appliance-like solution based on open source products and develop the glue to connect them together - build a new mailing list server from scratch I'm not really in the favour of the second: as I've followed the development of Sympa, to tweak such product for every use takes years. _____________________________ To determine what path is best, and what solution to use as the core, we should compare the features of the leading existing products, including: * [[http://www.gnu.org/software/mailman/ | Mailman, the GNU Mailing List Manager]] * [[http://www.sympa.org/ | Sympa]] * [[https://github.com/zedshaw/librelist | Librelist]]

We have mainly two paths: - create an appliance-like solution based on open source products and develop the glue to connect them together - build a new mailing list server from scratch I'm not really in the favour of the second: as I've followed the development of Sympa, to tweak such product for every use takes years. _____________________________ To determine what path is best, and what solution to use as the core, we should compare the features of the leading existing products, including: * [[http://www.gnu.org/software/mailman/ | Mailman, the GNU Mailing List Manager]] * [[http://www.sympa.org/ | Sympa]] * [[http://lamsonproject.org/s://github.com/zedshaw/librelist | Lamsonibrelist]]