Mail lists may well be the Net's most sacred reserve of the noncommercial, and for good reason. These automatic message exchanges allow people of similar interests to post their questions, concerns and tips to a common address. Everyone who has subscribed to that address then receives all posted messages. Some mail lists are moderated, which means someone reads and edits the posts. Regardless, blatant advertising on mail lists is usually frowned upon.
Mail lists are a little harder to locate than Web sites or newsgroups.
Once again, sharing your message is as easy as regular and thoughtful participation. Don't just show up once and blurt out information about your new service or product or you may make more enemies than friends. Instead, become a participant and share information in context. Use your signature line to explain who you are, what you do and how to contact you and every message can create an impression. Online Services Online services such as America Online , CompuServe and Prodigy provide ample opportunities to share your message.