#Mailing lists for free how to
#Mailing lists for free code

For example, to do this for The Document Foundation general discussions list, the subscription address would be: you need detailed instructions about unsubscribing from one of our mailing lists, please click here.Icegram is a popular pop-up builder for lead capture, call to action, and email marketing. In this case, please subscribe to the so-called 'nomail' version of the list by attaching -nomail to the normal subscription address. Some special-case subscribers might want to be able to post to a list but might not want to receive messages from that list (community contributors who post announcements, for instance). In the list above, you will see that there are various other ways to view our mailing list archive: 'Archives' and ''.

Quality assurance and testing is discussed on our dedicated QA mailing list.

In addition, there is a dedicated mailing list for UX topics, i.e.

#Mailing lists for free code

: There is a developers mailing list for our developers, and for coders interested in making code contributions. : Discussions list for administrators providing mirror space for our products. : Low-volume discussions list specifically covering LibreOffice accessibility issues. : Discussions list of the LibreOffice Design Team, covering user experience design and visual identity design. : Discussions list covering LibreOffice marketing and promotion. : Discussions list for people working on LibreOffice documentation and the LibreOffice help system. : Discussions list covering the design and maintenance of our web infrastructure (main website, wiki, blog, planet, etc.). You might also want to consult the local and regional mailing lists table on our wiki, for mailing lists in other languages.

: Discussions list for people involved in LibreOffice localization (l10n). : Discussions list for our mailing list moderators. : Discussion list covering things related not only to one group, but is interesting to others as well. : Public discussions of the Board of Directors.

Information hub for the participants of the LibreOffice Conference.

: Mailing list for the LibreLadies group. : Mailing list for general discussions about The Document Foundation. : Mailing list for news and press releases by The Document Foundation.

User help list for LibreOffice users needing assistance with a problem.

For local and regional mailing lists in your language, please refer to the local and regional mailing lists table on our wiki. The lists below are all in English, but we also have mailing lists for our international communities, in various languages. Please remember: everything you post to our public mailing lists, including your e-mail address and any other personal information contained in your message, will be publicly archived and cannot be deleted. If you are interested in other possible ways to read and post messages, see the Special Notes at the end of this page.

(If you need detailed instructions about unsubscribing from a mailing list, please click here.)

#Mailing lists for free how to

Information on how to unsubscribe from a list is sent to you in the confirmation e-mail, and is also added to the footer of every message posted. ('Empty' means that the message doesn't need to have any text in the 'Subject' line or body, although it will not make any difference if it does.) To sign up to one of the lists, send an empty e-mail message to the address in the 'Subscription' line, wait for a reply (it usually arrives in just a few seconds - check for new mail), and then follow the instructions in the message. We maintain a number of global and local/regional mailing lists, which are our primary means of discussion at this time.