Brian Behlendorf wrote:
>
>> I agree, the list should be configured to require non-subscribers
e-mails
>> to be moderated. Volunteers, anyone?
>
>Fixed. However, there was no moderator configured for this list (cardinal
>sin!), so moderation bounces wouldn't have gone anywhere, so I assigned it
>
On Sat, 8 Dec 2001, Sam Ruby wrote:
> I agree, the list should be configured to require non-subscribers e-mails
> to be moderated. Volunteers, anyone?
Fixed. However, there was no moderator configured for this list (cardinal
sin!), so moderation bounces wouldn't have gone anywhere, so I assigned
If someone points me to some simple instructions on how to be a moderator,
I'll volunteer. (I've never done it before, so...) But I don't have
apmail or whatever permissions, so someone else like Sam will need to point
moderating at me.
If return addresses matter, I should be [EMAIL PROTECTED] s
I agree, the list should be configured to require non-subscribers e-mails
to be moderated. Volunteers, anyone?
- Sam Ruby
I have just joined the xml-commons-dev list. I am concerned
about the amount of spam email that gets to the list.
However, i notice that cocoon-dev does not get any spam.
Perhaps this is because cocoon-dev is the type of list
which is moderated-on-first-posting.
Anyway, apmail, how do we stop the
