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Thursday, December 06, 2007

What Email Discussion Lists Do You Find Useful?

Use the comment button at the end of this post to share your favorite public listservs with us. Specifically, we’re looking for listservs (email discussion groups) that may prove useful to people interested the following three categories: technical communication, content management, and translation and localization.

Please provide the name of the listservs you find valuable and include any subscription information you may have for each.

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