Moderation Management's On-line Support Group
For Free Email services that work well with our Listserv, we can suggest
Google's Gmail Email service (and the "Regular" format)
as an excellent FREE email solution for ours and any other Listserv system.
Yahoo Email from Yahoo.com has been popular.
Yahoo itself is a provider of Listserv services, and has agreeded to Whitelist our Listserv to their subscribers.
How to Subscribe: Four Methods
1) Our Fast and Simple Subscription Form:We are pleased to now offer an RSS Subscription Link for MMLIST. This can be an ideal way to read our Listserv WITHOUT receiving a large amount of email messages.
Note that a subscription (see the form above) is still Required! Only Subscribed users can access our RSS feed. It is available for use by any RSS client, such as Mozilla's Firefox. (Note that Microsoft's Internet Explorer 7 has difficulty fully supporting this RSS feed.)
Also this RSS feed will require a separate ICORS.ORG login. If you don't already have an ICORS.ORG login, clicking on the RSS feed link below will put you on a login page where you can create this login. (A confirmation email message must be answered to complete this login process.)
(Information about creating an ICORS.ORG login is available in a User's Guide.)
If you decide to ONLY read our Listserv via either RSS or the Archives, you may set your subscription to be NO MAIL. These subscriptions can still post messages from a subscribed Email address, and read RSS and Archive messages, but will not receive any Listserv messages to the subscribed Email address.
| Our RSS Feed: | http://listserv.icors.org/SCRIPTS/WA-ICORS.EXE?RSS&L=mmlist |
| MMLIST Archives: | http://listserv.icors.org/scripts/wa-icors.exe?A0=MMLIST |
Click Here!
Fill out the Form, and answer the Confirmation Email- DONE!
No password required!
(All changes on this form require a reply confirmation message from your Email account.)
The most popular options for receiving Listserv messages is whether you wish to receive these Email messages in a steady stream when
they are sent ("Regular" format) or if you want them batched into a
single, larger, message that only arrives once or a few times per day.
("Digest" format.)
Need Assistance?- Ask a
List Administrator,
and we will set you up with your subscription or change settings for your current subscription.
Please specify if you want Regular or Digest format with your subcription request.
We also need the Email Address to use with the Listserv, and any (optional) User Name you may want to have.
Send a message with your own Email system FROM the address you wish to Subscribe, using the link below:
admin@moderation.org
Complete Method- Creating an account with our provider, ICORS.ORG,
can be helpful. There are additional features only available to ICORS subscribers.
Once this account is created, you can then use their interface to subscribe to MMLIST, our Listserv service with Icors.org.
We have a User's Guide for this complete process,
in Web Page HTML Format - listserv.shtml
And in Acrobat PDF Format: listserv.pdf
(Note that creating a ICORS.ORG account will also enable you to make your own changes to your subscription settings.)
We also have a Guide to RETURNING to ICORS.ORG after you have created this login-
(This was identified as a problem by some users.)
Read this documentation HERE: returning_to_icors.shtml
Or download it in Acrobat PDF Format: returning_to_icors.pdf
Log Into http://listserv.icors.org,
to create a free login with our provider ICORS.ORG,
and then to subscribe
to the MM Main List "MMLIST"
Read our HTML User's Guide for directions: listserv.shtml
And in Acrobat PDF format: listserv.pdf
And after creating your login, see our Returning to ICORS Instruction Guide.
(Also available as an Acrobat PDF: returning_to_icors.pdf)
OR ask a
List Administrator to sign you up.
Write to us from the Email Address
you wish to use, provide an
(optional) User Name, and whether you prefer Digest format:
admin@moderation.org
Our volunteer
Listserv Admin Team will provide personal assistance
for any user wishing to Subscribe or change settings.
How does the Listserv Work?
Once you are subscribed, you may "post" messages to the listserv from your subscribed Email Address
by sending Email to our Listserv at:
mmlist@listserv.icors.org
And the system will send messages to your Email account during the day, according to your preferences.
NOTE: The Listserv has some difficulty sending messages to certain Email services.
If offered with your Email service, please consider whitelisting our main address:
mmlist@listserv.icors.org
Some Email services, however, insist on blocking our Listserv service or record incoming messages as possible "SPAM"
simply because these messages are coming from a single Internet address that is sending a large number of Email messages.
If you are having unusual problems receiving Listserv Messages, contact us at admin@moderation.org,
and we will work with you and your Email service to try to resolve the issue.
You may also want to inform your Email Service Provider of the following important information:
mmlist@listserv.icors.org Listserv Messages are sent via the SMTP address of "209.119.0.145"
The DNS Address for this IP is: "lychee.ease.lsoft.com"
We have an opt-in, spam-free, completely legitimate listserv for a public health issue.
Our hosting service, ICORS.ORG, is themselves a non-profit that ONLY delivers listservs for health issues.
We have anti-bounce automated monitoring, and have ZERO spam.
We regularly check over 250 Anti-Spam lists for problems with this IP Address.
There are NO issues for this address with Spamcop, Spamhaus, SpamAssassin, or hundreds of similar services.
This address is used by a completely legitimate opt-in Listserv service, and should be Whitelisted on all Email providers.
Questions about our Listserv can be referred to: admin@moderation.org
User Help and Resources
CLICK HERE for the new Welcome Message from the "MM Welcome Team"
Want to just hang out? Not feeling particularly "On Topic" (OT)
but still want to post online? Many subscribers to the MM Main List also subscribe
to the MM Clubhouse.
It's easy to join and fun to visit.
Jargon Glossary, to understand "Net Speak"
Listserv lingo is more than slang- It communicates important concepts
in a compact and efficient syntax.
Jargon Glossary
User Guide to MMLIST at ICORS.ORG
Demonstrates step-by-step how to establish a login to manage Listserv options,
how to Subscribe without an Administrator, and other useful information.
Read it now, in HTML Format - listserv.shtml
Or Download it in Acrobat PDF Format: listserv.pdf
And after creating your login, see our HTML Returning to ICORS Instruction Guide.
(Also available as an Acrobat PDF: returning_to_icors.pdf)
When you join MM's national internet mailing list, it is not
unlike attending a live MM meeting. Some people describe it as a group meeting in
"slow motion". This is a great alternative for people who do not have MM groups
in their local communities, or who prefer on-line groups.
It is a place where you can share your experiences, successes, and challenges while
addressing drinking concerns. This list tends to include social interaction as well as
Moderation talk. When you first sign on, you may find that some of the posts have little
to do with drinking. Give it some time. Discussion always returns to what brought us here.
Many who have been on the list have found this "cyber-community" to be a welcome
place away from their real world surroundings, and off-topic posts have become an
important learning tool for restoring balance.
We trust you will find it a special place where you can meet new friends and discuss many
topics. It is our feeling that when you begin to deal with problem drinking, you also
start to deal with other life issues common among listmembers.
The Work Continues.
*** User Policy for Moderation Management Computer Systems ***
The User Policy below applies to all systems and services in use,
owned, or otherwise controlled by Moderation Management Network, Inc. ("MM")
The Moderation Management Network, Inc. computer systems are part of the MM program
to help those concerned about a drinking problem.
Civil public discourse is an important aspect of group support.
Moderation Management Network, Inc. will not tolerate sexual or gender-based
harassment of any form. All users of MM computer systems are expected to show
respect for each other. Differences of opinion are welcomed but disagreements
should be respectfully expressed. Disparaging or degrading speech is not acceptable
or helpful to those here to work on a drinking problem. It is requested that users refrain from using profanity and expletives.
Moderation Management Network, Inc. is not in a position to monitor all systems.
However, when disruptive posting is discovered, posters will receive a private communication and if it continues,
the user may be unsubscribed.
Our goal is to maintain civil public discourse on any computer system owned and operated by MM.
It is our reasonable expectation that all users of these systems will understand and comply with this request.
Use of MM systems is a privilege, not a right. We reserve the right to deny access to any user at any time.
Questions about this policy may be addressed to admin@moderation.org.
If you choose not to accept this policy, there are a number of member-run sub-lists where topics are
wide-ranging and heated discussions are welcome.
Note that these lists are not owned or operated by Moderation Management Network, Inc.
Sub-lists are described at: http://www.moderation.org/relatedgroups.shtml
Policy updated 10/24/09
*** Click on the link below to read an important caution about online communication
systems ***