diff --git a/src/docs/newsletter.en.md b/src/docs/newsletter.en.md
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--- a/src/docs/newsletter.en.md
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@@ -1,42 +1,40 @@
 title: Newsletter Howto
 ----
 
-Newsletter Howto
-==================
+# Newsletter Howto
 
-What is a newsletter
--------------------------------------------------------------
+## What is a newsletter
 
 A **newsletter** is essentially a list of mail addresses to which mails are sent automatically by a software installed on the server.
 
 Unlike a mailing list, newsletters are set as a one way communication,
 essentially they work as a **closed** mailing list.
 
-To participate to a list and receive messages sent to it you need to subscribe.
 
-To subscribe, you have to know the newsletter name and visit the page **https://noise.autistici.org/mailman/listinfo/NAME**
-fill in the form and you should receive a confirmation message.
+## How to request a newsletter
 
-Enjoy!
+To activate a newsletter you need to request it from
+[services](https://services.autistici.org) and ask for a mailing list in the service request page,
+then in the following page insert the newsletter name, the domain, the mail address of the owner and select
+the checkbox "Use as a newsletter".
+
+Once that the request is approved (it could take some days) you should receive a confirmation email with password
+and the link to the newsletter management page.
 
 Howto manage a newsletter
 -----------------------------
 
-When you ask for a mailing list on our servers (managed by the software "Mailman"),
-the first thing you'll have to do is log into the newsletter administration panel and configure its various options:
-we have set the default options according to how *we think* people will want to use a newsletter, but our
-ideas could be **very wrong** about your needs and wishes.
+If for example the newsletter is named NAME123, the link to the administration page is:
+
+**https://noise.autistici.org/mailman/admin/NAME123**
 
-Some of the settings are forced:
+To enable an email address to send messages to a newsletter you need to:
 
-    send_reminders = 0
-    respond_to_post_requests = 0
-    default_member_moderation = 1
-    generic_nonmember_action = 3
+ - **add it as a subscriber**.
+ - **remove the moderation flag**
 
-if you change them, they will be reset in a few minutes.
+This has to be done for every email address you want to authorize su send messages.
 
-So log into your **https://noise.autistici.org/mailman/admin/NAME** page and start working on it.
 
 ### General Options
 
@@ -47,59 +45,41 @@ Most of the default options will be fine, but you should know that you shall **n
 your newsletter.
 
 
-### Password
-
-In the *Password* page you will be able to change and reset your admin password.
-
-
 ### Membership Management
 
 The *Membership management* page will easily be one of the most visited page in your newsletter administrator experience.
- In the *Membership List* subpage you'll find a list of all the mail subscribed to the newsletter along with a series of option for each one of
-them:
 
-- *mod* refers to moderated users, ie users whose message will need administrator approval before being forwarded to the list
-		All users should be moderated, with the exception of the user(s) authorized to send a newsletter.
-- *nomail* refers to users who are not receiving the list messages for several reasons (their mailbox could be full or disabled).
-- *digest* and *plain* refer to the way these users receive the list messages: *plain* means they will get each mail individually, while
-    *digest* allows them to receive a daily/weekly/monthly summary of the newsletter messages in a single mail
+To subscribe several adresses you should go to the *Mass subscribing* section, where you can add - one per line -
+a list of emails to subscribe to the newsletter. You will also be able to write a short welcome message to the ones you are subscribing.
 
-If you want to unsubscribe a single user, just click on the *unsub* box next to his/her mail and then on *"Submit your changes"*.
+Please do not subscribe hundreds of email addresses without their explicit consent.   In the mass subscription page you can choose "invite"
+instead of "subscribe" in the checkbox so that users will receive an invitation messages with a link to click to complete the subscription.
 
-To subscribe multiple users simultaneously, go to the *Mass subscription* subpage and fill in the form with one mail per line. You will also
-be able to write a short welcome message to the ones you are subscribing.
+![](/static/img/man_newsletter/AI-bulk-subscription.png "Mass subscription")
 
-**ATTENTION**:  do not subscribe hundreds of email addresses without their explicit consent.  In the mass subscription page you can choose "invite" instead of
-"subscribe" in the checkbox so that users will receive an invitation messages with a link to click to complete the subscription.
+In the *Membership List* subpage you'll find a list of all the mail subscribed to the newsletter along with a series of option for each one of
+them:
 
+- *mod* refers to moderated users, so people that not allowed to send messages to the newsletter.
+        Only the authorized people should be not moderated, so for example you should set as not moderated your email address and/or that
+        of other people authorized to send messages. Note: the email of the admin of the newsletter is not automatically authorized to
+        send messages, so even this address should be subscribed to the newsletter and not moderated.
 
-### Privacy Options
+![](/static/img/man_newsletter/AI-newsletter-moderato.png "Moderation")
 
-The *Privacy Options* page is **one of the most important part** of your administration panel. Let's start with the *Subscription rules*.
+If you want to unsubscribe a single user, just click on the *unsub* box next to his/her mail and then on *"Submit your changes"*.
+
+![](/static/img/man_newsletter/AI-newsletter-cancella.png "Unsubscribe")
 
-- *Advertised* is the option to point out wether you want your list to be known to the public or not. The default value is **no**.
-- *Subscribe Policy* specifies what a user should do to subscribe to a list: reply to an automatic mail sent by the mailing list software,
-    wait for administrator approval or both. The default value is to require both steps to subscribe to the list.
-- The *Ban list* is a list of email who are forbidden subscription to the list
-- The last interesting option allows you to choose who can see the list of people subscribed to the list. The default option allows only
-    list subscribers to see who are the other people subscribed, but it's possible to extend this possibility to anyone or to shrink it to
-    the administrator only.
 
-The *Sender filters* is set so that messages coming from non-subscribers are *discarded* by default, without any notification.
-If you want to authorize someone that is not subscribed to the newsletter to write messages,
-search for the option "List of non-member addrresses whose postings should be automatically accepted" and add the
-address you want to authorize.
+### Privacy Options
 
-### Archiving Options
+In the *Sender filters* page, the default action for messages from moderated users is to hold messages, you can set it to discard
+so that you are not notified about these messages.
+In the sendr filter page you can also authorize addresses not subscribed to the newsletter to send messages:
+look for the "List of non-member addrresses whose postings should be automatically accepted" field and add the email address.
 
-The *Archiving Options* page is **very important** since it includes the options to decide wether a list messages will be **public** or
-**private**. Please be careful with this page options since setting up a **public list** implies that your subscribers messages will be
-available on search engines freely!
 
-- The *Archive* option allows the administrator to decide wether to keep a copy of the list messages on the servers or not. The default
-  option is **no** so if you do not change this the only copy of the list mails will be in your subscribers computers.
-- The *Archive private* option allows the administrator to decide wether the list archive will be publicly available on [our servers](http://lists.autistici.org/)
-  or only available to subscribers on a dedicated page (whose link you will fine in your administration panel)
 
 
 For details, see the Mailman manual:
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@@ -82,8 +82,8 @@ alla pagina.
 
 ## Opzioni per la privacy
 
-Nei *Filtri sul mittente* è impostato che i messaggi dei non iscritti devono essere *scartati* (ovvero cestinati senza che la cosa
- venga notificata agli autori).
+Nei *Filtri sul mittente* è impostato che i messaggi dei non iscritti devono essere *sospesi*, potete anche impostare *scartati* per
+non ricevere le notifiche di questi messaggi.
 Se volete autorizzare all'invio qualcuno che non e' iscritto alla newsletter,
 andate nella sezione Privacy -> Filtri sul mittente
 e cercate l'opzione "List of non-member addrresses whose postings should be automatically accepted"