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posterous groups

posterous have added a new group facility that looks pretty good. i certainly love the way their blog works for groups. call me a heretic but i find facebooks groups almost completely useless! hopefully this is better...?

Posted on December 17, 2010 in culture, web, Weblogs | Permalink

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Thanks for this Jonny. I share your assessment of FB groups - they're illogical and as good as useless.

This looks like a slicker version of Google Groups, which I've been using for the last five years. Think I'll give Posterous a go when I need to set-up my next group.

Posted by: Ricky Rew | December 17, 2010 at 01:12 PM

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