Only members of the list can send an email to the list - since the list names are tied to the sender's address you don't need to worry about uniqueness (ie. my family@fiesta.cc is different than your family@fiesta.cc)
when somebody tries to add you to the second one it'll be automatically renamed (just for you, not for everybody else) to family1@fiesta.cc - you can then go into the web UI and rename both however you want!
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Only members of the list can send an email to the list - since the list names are tied to the sender's address you don't need to worry about uniqueness (ie. my family@fiesta.cc is different than your family@fiesta.cc)
One more thing... what happens if I'm part of two different family@fiesta.cc lists? :-)
when somebody tries to add you to the second one it'll be automatically renamed (just for you, not for everybody else) to family1@fiesta.cc - you can then go into the web UI and rename both however you want!
Now I'm thoroughly impressed, thanks
Can you add addresses to a list later on?
Yup, can add (or remove) addresses at any time using the "List members" link at the bottom of every fiesta email you get.
Ah, very cool :) Thanks for the explanation...
*btw, I would not use a ".cc" domain for the project, since it is mostly used by malware stuff lately :/
The ".cc" is meant to evoke the act of CC'ing somebody in an email, or creating a mailing list just by cc'ing somebody.
Also, they wanted like $1M for fiesta.com or something :P
This may be a terrible idea, but what about FiestaCC.com? More strongly associates "CC" with the product, keeps the familiar ".com" TLD.
Edit: On WHOIS, I see you've already had this idea...