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The general mailing ended just when the Mail Meeting was starting, marking this the ultimate Mail Weekend event in terms of…well…mail.
Christophe , almost not make it due to train cancellations that were affecting the traffic with Brussels, but after some help from his trust-worthy teammate he made it in one piece in the CD house.
During the meeting, the team discussed issues like improving the services that the e-mail service currently offers, adding new ones which might come handy for new and old members as well.
Another tasty point on the agenda was making the AEGEE e-mail world more sunny, spicy and attractive for everybody. AEGEE Lists should become more attractive to locals and users and also board members everywhere should be aware of the advantages of having a list on the AEGEE servers.
The fact that you can easily transfer the ownership rights, thus not having to create multiple groups for each newly elected board and the fact that you will have have a mailing list ended with @aegee.org are only a few things to make you want a list on the AEGEE mail server.
If you feel like you don’t know how to (technically) handle all this, worry not, for there is a new quick-guide on it’s way, that will give you all the answers you ever needed.
Overall, I can happily say that the meeting was a success and it finally gave us the chance to meet face-to-face which frankly, after so much e-mail exchange was quite welcomed not to mention that now I have a new desk all tanks to the help of my teammates.
Of course we are always looking for ideas and if you feel like you can contribute in any way don’t hesitate to write to your e-mail hot-line mail*ATaegeeDOTorg
The members of the Mail Team are:
Clemens Adler AEGEE Karlsruhe
Christophe Berger AEGEE Paris
Richard Maceiczyk AEGEE Mannheim
Dilyan Palauzov AEGEE Karlsruhe
Sorin Vulcu AEGEE Sibiu