On 2/12/14, 9:11 PM, Peter Shute wrote: > Our users are moderated on subscribing, and then unmoderated after a > probation period. Some are moderated again for bad behaviour, then > unmoderated for a period, then moderated again, etc. > > In making decisions about who to unmoderate, it would be useful to see the > user's history. I.e. when they subscribed, when they were unmoderated, etc. > At the moment we can't even tell why someone is moderated, and the only > history I've got is the subscription alert emails I save. > > On top of that we have many users who unsubscribe instead of turning off mail > delivery when they go on holidays, so they become moderated again when they > resubscribe. > > Does mailman keep a record of this stuff? > > Peter Shute > To my knowledge, mailman does not keep track of this. I have the list software send me notices of messages held for moderation and file them in a folder sorted by subject. When I get a new notice I can see previous messages about the person. If you put a person on moderation, you could send yourself a message with that same subject, recording why they were put on moderation.
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