Hi Martin, > Just to clarify things, we were only considering placing new members on > moderated status when they first join the group. This would have no effect > on current members. Only the first post of new members would be reviewed and > if it was appropriate for the list they would be taken off of moderated > status and their future posting would not be reviewed. This procedure would > cut off the spammers but at the cost of new members not being able to > immediately post to the group in the middle of the night to get help with a > printing problem when they have a deadline the next morning. > > No way would I place the entire group on moderated status! That would kill > it off quicker than any amount of spam. OK. I didn't fully understand what you were suggesting in your original message. However, even moderating a new user's first post would cause, IMO, unnecessary effort from you and/or Antonis and, as you said, might be an issue for the poster. We are all familiar with the occasional minor "frustrations" of quality quadtone printing and having a group like this where one can get nearly immediate response is GREAT! I think you would agree that when dealing with some of the issues we all face one just wants a quick resolution to an annoying problem. > Good advice along with never replying to any e-mail from an unknown source > no matter how logical their request may sound. This is a general rule in my house. I also do not open e-mails forwarded through someone I know unless I know for fact that their e-mail is, at least, scanned for viruses. Alan Huntley
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RE: RE: SPAM -- [Digital BW] New Pictures Here...
2003-10-02 by Alan.Huntley@cox.net
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