Sites
Public GroupServer Sites
OnlineGroups.Net
OnlineGroups.Net is a GroupServer instance with more than 1,400 sites, and nearly 18,000 users.
Here are some examples of OnlineGroups.Net sites.
- GroupServer.Org
- This site.
- Dataversity
- A community of practice of biodiversity data managers. The Dataversity site includes a wiki-like online resource for biodata managers.
- Community Sector Task Force
- A network of community sector organisations.
- the Asia Pacific Alcohol Policy Alliance
- An alcohol policy advocacy network.
- One Waiheke
- A community site.
- Remote Huts
- Huts in South Westland, New Zealand.
- Biodiversity online groups
- Online groups for community biodiversity projects.
If you'd prefer not to host your own GroupServer instance, you can start a site and groups on OnlineGroups.Net now.
E-Democracy.Org
E-Democracy.Org is a Minnesota-based not-for-profit that provides
online forums to build public participation in public issues. The
E-Democracy.Org forums
has been powered by GroupServer since 2005.
The E-Democracy.Org forums site has over 130 groups and over 13,000 members. The site processes around 9,000 posts per month, and supports groups such as St. Paul
Issues Forum with nearly 700 members, and Minneapolis
Issues Forum which has nearly 1,300 members.
DoWire Forums
Steven Clift, of E-Democracy.Org runs the DoWire forums site, which provides forums for a variety of online democracy topics.
Private GroupServer Sites
GroupServer powers various private sites, including the following examples.
- ABEL eCampus
- A site for around 2,000 Accountants per year, who are participating in a post-graduate distance learning programme with an emphasis on collaboration. GroupServer has been used as a platform for a student management system that is closely integrated with the learning platform for ABEL.
- LG Online Groups
- The site provides inter-agency online groups for the New Zealand local government sector.
- MDA Forums
- Online groups for an engineering firm with branches around the Pacific.
This site is provided by OnlineGroups.Net, where you can start your own free online groups site, using the open source web-based mailing list manager GroupServer.