Peter Shute writes:
> > If it's not practical to fire (or perhaps even identify) that
> > moderator, I would suggest editing the moderation template to
> > not include the "Discard all messages marked Defer" options.
>
> Wouldn't removing that option make it even more likely for a
> moder
On August 31, 2014 1:13:40 PM PDT, Cedric Knight wrote:
>
>What I'd like to do is rewrite From and To lines to be the editorial
>address, like the Reply-To, so that the list address does not appear in
>the visible headers. Is there any way to do this in Mailman?
Only by modifying source code. M
Stephen J. Turnbull wrote:
>
> > The problem arises because it seems one of the list
> moderators tends to > approve all pending replies
>
> If it's not practical to fire (or perhaps even identify) that
> moderator, I would suggest editing the moderation template to
> not include the "Disca
Cedric Knight writes:
> The problem arises because it seems one of the list moderators tends to
> approve all pending replies
If it's not practical to fire (or perhaps even identify) that
moderator, I would suggest editing the moderation template to not
include the "Discard all messages marked
On August 26, 2014 7:41:14 AM PDT, Peter Fiala wrote:
>I thought our public lists were showing on our website but I guess not.
>Any ideas on how to enable the overview page?
The subject message is something added by your hosting service. You will have
to contact them for help.
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Mark Sapiro
Hello
I'm a site admin. A list owner is using their list to send a newsletter
to 30,000 recipients, with emergency moderation on, and an explicit
Reply-To, and "anonymous_list".
Some recipients if they need to reply will use "Reply", which usually
goes to the intended sender. However, some will
