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I am looking for a service that would allow me to

  • create private/closed mailing list
  • create managers for that list
  • add new user on their behalf
  • allow users to manage their membership

It is for our floorball team communication. So it is non-profit usage but needs to be closed.

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I believe that Yahoo Groups should do everything that you want. I have run private groups with multiple moderators, and users can add or remove themselves as they see fit.

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Looks like all members must have Yahoo ID, doesn't it. Can I create sub groups? – Radek Aug 7 '11 at 2:39
The members don't need to have Yahoo IDs if an admin adds them to the group, but then I'm not sure if they can manage their own group settings. Not sure what you mean by a sub group? – dsolimano Aug 7 '11 at 18:15
Let's say that the group have 23 members and then I want to have sub groups where we can send emails only to males, females, people that are playing different levels of competitions etc... – Radek Aug 7 '11 at 23:34
No, there is no feature like that in Yahoo Groups. It is more of a listserv, where all emails go to all members. – dsolimano Aug 8 '11 at 5:05
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Check out http://www.ccparcel.com/ if you're still looking :)

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Can you provide any further information on this service? Also, please state if you are affiliated with this Web Application. I would suggest that you take some time to read the FAQ – Barry♦ Apr 4 at 20:15
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