Hello, idk ... Personally I still use GNU mailman - but version 2, not the more current version 3. why!? idk, version 3 seems unnecessary "bloated" in comparison to the older and "somewhat" easier-to-use version 2. But for a new setup, I would definitely go for example with mlmmj - I'm even considering migration to it from my aging mailman2 setup :)) * https://mlmmj.org/ just my 0.02€. - Source: Hacker News / 3 months ago

I did some research on the topic and focused on minimizing the cost per member (we are only a group of 5), simple UI, and having a searchable archive for all emails and having all the attachments indexed in an archive. I settled on https://gaggle.email/ It is not the most fully featured, there is one that allowed to tag discussions that seemed very appealing, but out of budget. The other ones I found are:. - Source: Hacker News / 3 months ago

Check if your country has public-funded LISTSERV/Mailman/etc. If not, I'll check https://gaggle.email. - Source: Hacker News / over 1 year ago

So, for the next readers, I found a way, even if not the prettiest one : using gaggle.email. Source: over 1 year ago

We have a lot of issues specifically with Gmail having significant delays with delivery that were looked at by others in the role before me. Ultimately we want to get rid of Listserv as even their cloud option isn’t cheap. Are there any good alternatives out there others have used? I found Gaggle Mail, which sounds like a good potential replacement but I need to research it further. Source: over 1 year ago