>0 ben @ 2019/02/25 19:25
hey hi hello everyone. not sure if this has been brought up here on bbj but i thought it would be worthwhile to mention lists.tildeverse.org if you've got an account on tilde.team, you should be automatically subscribed to the tildeteam@lists.tildeverse.org list. if you want to change your delivery email address or other settings, you can make an account with your @tilde.team address and adjust as needed. one of the goals is to have one list per member tilde, plus a general meta-list, and other topical lists as needed. they're all listed on the homepage (https://lists.tildeverse.org/). if you would like to have another list created, please let me (ben) know, here on this thread or by email or irc and i can create them as needed.
>1 fastidious @ 2021/03/24 17:39
>>OP > one of the goals is to have one list per member tilde So, having each member to have its own list? Is there a reason behind it? I don't think it is a bad idea--for example, members could use their member list as a public mailbox--but would like to hear about what prompted that goal. TIA
>2 defunct @ 2021/06/26 09:20
I think what the OP refers to is that each tilde on the tildeverse has a mailing list. tilde.team has one, ctrl-p.club has one, and so forth
>3 jazei @ 2023/04/18 19:58
I need to send a reply by mutt for join mailing list? Or I will get mails automaticly? Regards! >>OP
>4 fenris @ 2023/04/23 14:31
>>3 I think you're subscribed by default, at least I was when joining tilde.club.
>5 jazei @ 2023/04/26 08:09
That`s right, Thank you for you reply-hel>>4
>6 dskully @ 2024/08/24 17:35
sorry for reviving this but i have a question: i think i joined the mailing list by default cus i got an email saying it, but i havent received anything since then. how come?
>7 fenris @ 2024/08/24 20:56
>>6 Probably because no mails were sent on the list.
>8 jmcs @ 2025/01/22 17:26
I have to say, I was surprised by how little use these lists have. I recently got accounts on a bunch of tildes, and all their lists are pretty much ... defunct? It was quite a shock. Email used to be pretty much The Way to communicate. It's decentralized, it's asynchronous, it's accesible, and thanks to the tildes, we all have an "anonymous" email account. These lists could be the perfect 'forum' to get to know everyone (bbj is also pretty cool, not gonna lie :D). I was expecting unix-y systems/communities would make heavy use of email and mailing lists... Anyway, I suppose email is now an almost dead protocol. Now that I think of it, lists for projects where I used to collaborate have also been pretty inactive for years. Maybe spam killed the email? Thoughts? Experiences?