* PegasusII <pegasu...@verizon.net>: > > > My organization, the South Shore Power Squadron, maintains a mailing list > using Mailman. We recently had a falling out with several of our members. > They are now using the list to communicate with its subscribers and advance > their own agenda. Is there anything that can be done by the list > administrators to mitigate this? As it is an open list, unsubscribing these > members would be pointless. Is there a way to "close" the list or > filter/force a moderator review of submissions from certain members?
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