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3.2) What could I use MailMan for?
A MailMan installation could support a free email advertisement site. A different installation of MailMan could provide essential email access for the students at a small community college or the students at a large university. A different installation of MailMan could allow the users of a neighborhood ISP to access their local email accounts through the web without configuring a mail reader. A different installation of MailMan could provide access to any email address anywhere in the world for the patrons of a cyber café. Another installation might allow business workers to stay in touch while away from their desks, even while at a pay kiosk in an airport or at a borrowed workstation at another corporation. Another installation might allow a family to keep in touch with friends through Grandma’s WebTV box while visiting for Christmas. There are other uses for MailMan that we have not even thought of yet. If you think of others, please let us know.
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