I have no competing interests, nobody is paying me to say nice things, but I have helped set up a CollectiveX group site and it was easy and I like its functionality a lot:
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Thanks for linking to that, it looks like it could be a really useful tool.
Just in time! I'm working out a group project having to do with the development of educational materials for independent learners. I created a Ning network because it seemed to be the only available platform, but I'm not happy with its limitations. It looks as if CollectiveX may be what I really need. Thanks so much.