If you've never joined an e-mail list before you're in for a treat. They are similar to bulletin boards except that you receive posts in your mailbox instead of having to travel to a web site. A member sends an e-mail to the list. The host computer then mails a copy to all list members. When someone replies to a note, all list members receive a copy of the reply also.
Groups is an independent site which hosts many e-mail discussion groups on many topics.
You can sign up for three convenient versions of our Recovery 2000 discussion list. One delivers each e-mail to you as they are received. The second version, the digest, collects the day's messages and sends them to you all in one large e-mail. Groups web site. Also, all past messages are archived and available for members to read.