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new_email_list [2019.10.19 06:24] – [Hosting Options] Steve Isenbergnew_email_list [2019.10.23 09:05] Steve Isenberg
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 =====October 2019 Need To Leave Yahoo Groups===== =====October 2019 Need To Leave Yahoo Groups=====
 ====What Do We Need==== ====What Do We Need====
-  - Email list +Capture what we need for the future\\  
-    Add/delete members +Set up some email group for communication\\  
-    - Archive messages for later lookup + 
-  File storage +^Need^Satisfied by^ 
-    - way to save presentation handouts +|Pull existing documents/files from Yahoo to a safer place| CharlyS| 
-    - way to save videos of presentations+|Provide way to send messages | create new group (Dreamhost?), put all email addresses there, remove all email addresses from Yahoo, add single email address to point to new group| 
 +|Way to archive message|(Comes with Dreamhost)| 
 + 
 +Specifics on what to do, send to:\\  
 +CharlyS\\  
 +Jonathan Goode\\  
 +Bob Melanson\\  
 +Peter Albin\\  
 +Harry Forsdick\\  
 +John Rudy\\  
 +Bob Primak\\ 
 +Lynnell Stern 
 + 
 +^Category^Needs^Post-Yahoo Groups Solution^ 
 +|Email List|Way to add/delete members.| 
 +|Email List|Must support multiple person management| 
 +|Email List|Archiving of messages and way for later lookup.| 
 +|File Storage|Way to save presentation handouts|(this wiki)| 
 +|Videos of presentations|Way to collect links to presentations|(this wiki)| 
 + 
 +Other needs 
 +^Need^Solution^ 
 +|Transition mailing list to new spot|Can do by export list and import at new spot if new spot allows| 
 +|Transition email history to new spot| 
 +|Transition archived files to new spot|
  
 ====Hosting Options==== ====Hosting Options====
 Options from [[https://lifehacker.com/how-to-save-and-migrate-your-yahoo-groups-data-before-i-1839172243]] Options from [[https://lifehacker.com/how-to-save-and-migrate-your-yahoo-groups-data-before-i-1839172243]]
  
-^Option^Cost^Notes^ +^ Option                      ^ Cost                                  ^ Notes                                                                                         
-|Groups.io|$110/yr| +| Groups.io                   | $110/yr (or is it $220; for premium)  |                                                                                               
-|Google Groups| +| Google Groups               |                                                                                                                                     
-|Facebook| |works like usual Facebook feed| +<del>Facebook</del>                                                          | works like usual Facebook feed                                                               
-|Discord| |Mostly for gaming and live interactions like when you're playing a game; voice and text chat| +| Discord                                                           | Mostly for gaming and live interactions like when you're playing a game; voice and text chat  
-|Slack|free|5GB file storage; saves 10k messages, searchable|  +| Slack                       | free                                  | 5GB file storage; saves 10k messages, searchable                                              
-|Dreamhost discussion group|free (part of Steve's subscription)|Uses Mailman interface| +| Dreamhost discussion group  | free (part of Steve's subscription)   | Uses Mailman interface                                                                        |
  
 +===Groups.io notes===
 +Another email list/group is transferring to groups.io and here is information they've shared with me. (Thanks CH)
 +  * Their group is restricted, like YahooGroups, moderators must approve members
 +  * The group has a private message archive, only new members require message approval
 +  * Info: [[https://groups.io/g/GroupManagersForum/wiki/Quick-Start-for-Group-Formation]] and [[https://groups.io/static/help#suboptions]]
 +  * That group does not need calendars, chat, or database
 +  * They will consider Hashtags and Subgroups later
 +  * There are features for Wiki and Polls which they can enable later
 +  * It's likely that everyone will get an invite from groups.io 
 +  * Some concern/curiosity that cost may be more than $110
 +  * More answers available at [[https://www.google.com/search?q=support@groups.io&ie=UTF-8&oe=UTF-8&hl=en-us]]
 +  * Groups.io cannot get your Yahoo password so each member will need a password for Groups.io
 +  * Regarding transfer to groups.io, groups.io says in brief: transfer requests must be given the go-ahead by 12/1/2019 as they cannot guarantee transfers submitted after that date.  Also it appears that most Photos sections are currently [as of 10/19/2019] having an outage and it isn't known if they'll be restored prior to that deadline.
  
 +===Dreamhost notes===
 +Dreamhost is a ISP (Internet Service Provider) that offers free services to 501c3 organizations.  I (Steve Isenberg) own an account there (I pay for it) and it is no added cost to me to create another email list and to store files there.  
 +  * Dreamhost uses the Mailman email interface that provides good email list management, and management of the list can be handled by several people, not just me.  
 +  * As with groups.io, each member of the list would have a password and would be able to manage their subscription.  The password would not come from Yahoo.  
 +  * Files would be stored as part of the wiki I also have for LCTG; although there may be other options we could explore.  
 =====Older Discussion on the Topic===== =====Older Discussion on the Topic=====
 //From Late 2018 - Early 2019// //From Late 2018 - Early 2019//
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