The Mailman Community

It is with great sadness that we learn that one of GNU Mailman's most influential and valuable contributors, Tokio Kikuchi, passed away (English via Google Translate) on 14-Jan-2012 from cancer. He contributed much important work enabling an internationalized Mailman in general, and Japanese support in particular. Tokio Kikuchi was also influential in the Python and Apache communities as well. If you would like to add some thoughts or condolences of your own, please add them to this page: TokioKikuchi.

Here's where the Mailman community can share and find information about others who use Mailman.

Mailman mailing lists
Organizations that use Mailman
Mailman hosting services
Mailman consulting services
Mailman in the news
Using Mailman to develop open source secure email list software at NCSA, UIUC and providing SELS as a service to the community.

You can now donate to the GNU Mailman project!

If you need help...

See Where do I go for help?

Search the documentation on the wiki (you might want to start with the FAQ)
Search the mailing lists, particularly the mailman-users archives
Visit us on IRC, we hang out in the #mailman channel on freenode.net
If you can't find the answer to your questions, post to the appropriate mailing list (usually Mailman Users)
Posting to the wiki should be a last resort - there are many more people paying attention to the mailing lists, so you'll get answers much more quickly there!

Mailman mailing lists

Here are the various Mailman mailing lists for getting in touch with other users and developers:

Mailman Users is the mailing list to subscribe to if you are using Mailman at your site, and have problems or questions relating to installation, use, etc. We'll try to keep the deep technical discussions off this list. (archives)
Mailman Announce is a read-only list that you can subscribe to if you are only interested in release notices and other important news. Only the core Mailman developers can post messages to this list. (archives)
Mailman Developers is the mailing list to use if you are interested in helping us develop Mailman, discuss future directions, etc. This is the list for more in-depth technical issues. (archives)
Mailman Internationalization is the list for discussing the multi-lingual support in Mailman. Everyone who is working on translations of Mailman should subscribe to this mailing list. (archives)
Mailman Checkins is an adjunct list to the publically accessible read-only source code repository. This list is for the hardcore developers, or anybody else submitting patches, since we really prefer such patches to be generated against the latest snapshot. This is a read-only list; only the core Mailman developers can post messages to this list. There is no archive.