Mailing

• Address Labels
  
  Address labels are available in various shapes and sizes. Small sizes are used for return addresses; medium sizes are used as mailing labels; and large sizes are often used as shipping labels.
  

  https://www.Address-Labels.us/
• Label Sizes
  
  Address labels are available in several sizes and shapes, depending upon their usage. Return address labels are small; personal and business mailing labels are generally about an inch high.
  

  https://www.addresslabels.us/sizes.htm
• Sympa
  
  Sympa is an open-source mailing list software. The software is able to build mailing lists based on RDBMS (many supported databases) and LDAP directories. Some of its more advanced features are a bulk emailer, service messages and web pages defined by templates, external antiviral plug-in, and much more. The website describes the program, downloading it, service, and other users.
  

  https://www.sympa.org/
• Address Labels
  
  Address labels are useful for both personal and business mail. AddressLabels.us provides an overview of mailing labels used for addressing envelopes and packages. Learn about laser printer and pin-fed labels.
  

  https://www.addresslabels.us/
• Boost C++ Libraries
  
  Boost Libraries are a series of peer-reviewed, open source libraries that are intended to extend the usefulness of Boost C++ software. Boost++ users can find support on the Boost Users mailing list. Developers can find guidelines for submitting their ideas for using Boost.
  

  https://www.boost.org/
• OpenLDAP
  
  OpenLDAP software is a free open source implementation of the Lightweight Directory Access Protocol. The website provides information about the system, a link to downloading, support and mailing lists.
  

  https://www.openldap.org/
• Ruby Programming Language
  
  Ruby is an open-source programming language was released in 1995. It is a mix of a number of other programming languages that has been growing in popularity for its simplicity and flexibility of use. It also works on most platforms. The website contains technical information about Ruby, how to download and use, and user groups, blogs, mailing lists, and more.
  

  https://www.ruby-lang.org/
• WhatWg
  
  WhatWg is a growing community of browser vendors, web developers and other people interested in the development of the next generation of HTML and related technologies, specifically designed to allow authors to write and deploy applications over the World Wide Web. The home site provides links to FAQs about the organization, blogs, forums, specs, wiki, and a downloadable mailing list.
  

  https://www.whatwg.org/

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