Re: [pure-lang-users] Mailing list issues

[Ryan S. <rya...@us...>]

On Sep 27, 2008, at 18:48, Albert Graef wrote:

> It seems that at least some of my reposts went through in the past  
> hour,
> but it's still a hit-or-miss thing. Many messages just get lost, they
> don't bounce either.
>
> I issued a support request, but got no uncanned responses so far, even
> though my request got escelated to "high priority" (which seems to be
> sf.net speak for "we'll take care of it -- sometime"). And  
> according to
> the sf.net status page, the mailing lists are in good working order.
> Which they certainly aren't, at least not pure-lang-users.
>
> This isn't the first time this happens, and probably won't be the last
> time. If anyone has first-hand experience with a good open source
> hosting service, please share your recommendations. After all the
> hiccups we went through I'm more than willing to switch.

I'm just beginning to use Google Code but it seems fine. You can host  
a Subversion repository, you can upload tarballs, there's a wiki and  
an issue tracker, there's a responsive support list, you can get  
mailing lists through Google Groups...