Ryan wrote:
> >I'm going to take all messages with certain subjects and have them stored
> >without being sent to the list. A moderator will then be able to come in and
> >check if a message is list-worthy or garbage. This allows an auto-sweeper
> >solution with human intervention to avoid mistakes, the best of both worlds
> >in my opinion. Of course, for this to work you need some standard subject
> >headers and these exist in most auto-responder packages (thank God). This is
> >why you didn't see more vacation posts over the holidays.
> >Oh, all the above work will be done (and is being done) by CF and not the
> >mailserver. Anyone who wants a copy of the code (messy that it is) is
> >welcome to it. Please make requests off list.
>
> Michael I would set it up so (when you are catching an auto responder)
> that instead of just sending it to the bit bucket, send a response back
> telling them they are sending an auto responder to a large list, this is
> a no-no, please unsubscribe instead. Now *that* might stop them from doing
> it next time.
>
Although, in the case in question, wouldn't that just cause another loop?
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