On Tuesday, February 15, 2022 10:52:39 AM Bruce Bowman wrote:
I suggest banning it.
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When I used to "run" some yahoo mailing lists, when I had a spammer, I did not
ban him, as that person would get a message saying he was banned and then,
often, he would rejoin the list using a different username and email address.
Instead, I put any such person on (permanent) moderation, but then I never
approved their messages. I don't think anyone that I handled that way ever
checked to see that their messages got to the list, because none ever
resubscribed.
As an aside: typically on most lists, I would not require moderation of their
first message. But, if someone violated the list rules, I would then put them
on moderation.
