Do you have a campaign message board?

[Oryan77]

I have one, but no one has even created an account name for it.

It's been up for a year and I basically use it to post notes to myself

Once...one of my players actually lurked on it!

 

[Brentos]

Google Groups

You can use Google Groups for files, messaging, and pages...use a Google shared Calendar for dates/time, use Google spreadsheets for Maps (make the cells into squares, and you can "draw" the terrain, plus you can use it for random dice rolling and other fun stuff).

Google, the free gamers dream!

Oh, and use Froogle to show your players what you want them to buy you!

 

[Merkuri]

Another vote for Proboards. My OpenRPG group uses it to communicate between games.

 

[VorpalBunny]

My group has a board - we use Invision PB hosted on a player's office server (http://www.grp1.com/forum if you want to take a gander). We had a yahoo group, but I find the board handles everything the yahoo group did, with better organization.

Given the choice between message board software and a yahoo group, I'll go with the MB.

 

[Khairn]

I started out with EZBoards, and have migrated around a bit over the years. I find messageboards to be an invaluable tool for any gaming group. We currently use a php forum but the admin is looking at moving over to DotNetNuke. He likes a lot of the new bells and whistles they've added and apparently they are very stable. I was thinking of trying out TikiWiki for a new campaign. Anyone have experience with TikiWiki or Blue Host?

 

[awayfarer]

Another vote for Proboards. My OpenRPG group uses it to communicate between games.

Ditto, seeing as I'm a part of that group.