> This is a poor solution, as it causes delays. I have encountered a > couple of such lists. And one cannot sign up on all lists.
As I understand it, only first-time messages from non-subscribers will need to be moderated, so only these will be subject to a delay. Shouldn't affect sign-up either (Karl, correct me if I'm wrong). > A good spam filter, the way I suggested, is better (see below). That works for us subscribers, but it leaves the help-flex archives a mess. I think that probably discourages new individuals from signing up. Personally, I like the idea of just closing the list to non-subscribers, which would do away with both spam mail and random questions from people who never come back to check for a response. But I've agreed to act as human spam filter for the time being. Josh Shinavier ==================================================================== Soph-Ware Associates, Inc. Voice: (509) 468-8264 624 W. Hastings, Suite G Fax: (509) 468-8432 Spokane, WA 99218 USA WWW: http://www.Soph-Ware.com "Intelligent XML Content Delivery... Where, When, and How you want it." ==================================================================== _______________________________________________ help-flex mailing list [email protected] http://lists.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/help-flex
