On 9/28/11 5:06 AM, Malcolm Austen wrote:
On Tue, 27 Sep 2011 17:10:34 +0100, Richard Damon
<rich...@damon-family.org> wrote:
I run a large community based mailing list using mailman (version
2.1.9, I know a bit old, but that is what the hosting service
provides) and I have a couple of users that while normally ok, at
times get into arguments with each other on the list. A thought came
up, would it be possible to configure the list so that if one of
these persons replies to a message from another, the message gets
held for review. The people are a bit lazy, so when they do the reply
all (list is setup so reply goes to sender, reply all goes to list
and send) the other persons email shows up a To: or Cc:
Mark's solution is, of course, more technically elegant than what I'm
abut to suggest but I wonder if, trying to think sideways a little,
you could catch the majority of the messages you wish to moderate by
one or both of:
- set 'max_num_recipients' to 2 so anything with a Cc is caught
- set a spam trap for anything that already has [subject-prefix] in
the subject line.
= Malcolm.
That would catch EVERYONES replies to posts, which I don't want. There
are a couple of small groups that just don't see eye to eye on some
issues, and sometimes go after each other. Since the list gets about 100
messages a day, I don't want to do anything that causes a large number
of messages to end up in the moderation queue.
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