Posterous

Posterous is now the easiest way to foster great conversations.

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Think of an email list. Now, one on steroids.

We’ve taken the best parts of Posterous and made the best way for your group to communicate, whether it’s four people or four thousand. It’s like an email list on steroids.

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Keep family close, even when far away, by posting photos, videos, and updates.

Private or public, it's up to you.

Not everything online has to be broadcast to the world. With Posterous groups, you can keep your group private, limited either to the people you’ve invited or to those who know the password you’ve set.

Of course, you’re more than welcome to create a public group, and you can use Posterous’s famous Autopost system to post to your favorite sites all at once. It’s the best of both worlds. Give Posterous groups a try.

Use Posterous Groups to help keep your club or organization, well, organized.

Plays well with others, like email.

You communicate with your groups via email all the time, and we’d never take that away from you. Just email your post to the special email address for your site, and everyone else will receive it via email as well. Then, if they have a response, they can just click the reply button and write their response just like they normally would.

With Posterous groups, you don’t have to sacrifice a great email experience to get a great web experience. Give it a try.

Share notes with your class or articles with your colleagues in almost any format.

Go ahead, share anything you like.

It’s not just about text, either. When you post a message to a Posterous group, you can feel free to send just about anything you can think of. Attach an image or five, and we’ll make a photo gallery. Attach a video, and we’ll convert it for viewing online.

Even documents like PDFs or those from Microsoft Word get embedded directly in the post. Even if you attach something we’ve never heard of, we’ll let other group members download it. Give Posterous groups a try.