[aclug-L] Re: F**MYA**YOUP***Y

["Andrew J. Peck" <drew@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

That sounds great to me.  Not that I post or respond much but I learn a lot from
reading  all of the other posts.

]Clint Brubakken wrote:

> I thinkl with listar you can make non subscribed users moderated, ie
> there messages will have to be approved, but subscribers wont
>
> Thursday, June 14, 2001, 11:20:09 AM, you wrote:
>
> >> -----Original Message-----
> >> From: discussion-bounce@xxxxxxxxx [mailto:discussion-bounce@xxxxxxxxx]On
> >> Behalf Of gLaNDix
> >>
> >> Wonder if it's Open Source...  : ^ )
> >>
> DWH> Probably not! :-)
>
> DWH> In all seriousness, I'm starting to wonder if we should make these 
> closed lists,
> DWH> where you must be subscribed to post. I'd like to hear what all of you 
> think
> DWH> about making the lists closed - is the benefit of not having this kind 
> of spam
> DWH> worth the trouble of being able to post only from an address you are 
> subscribed
> DWH> with.  There's also the option of moderation, but that requires someone 
> to read
> DWH> and approve every message.  I know that some of the old BBS's did that 
> and it
> DWH> worked reasonably well.
>
> DWH> Your thoughts?
>
> DWH> --dwh
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