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I agree. This is why i don't really take he time to help anybody. It's called RTFM and I don't mean manual. I will admit I do skim but I tke note of the importent parts such as moderation etc etc etc.

I?get messages saying I have to approve a member's email in my group when they are on moderation, ?but I don't get a message?when I send to a group that has me on moderation. I just don't see my

By the way, if you are an owner or moderator, in the Subscription page for your group, you will have a section entitled Notifications that contains the following checkboxes: Email when there are

People who don't bother to read group descriptions, welcome messages, and rules don't deserve much of any consideration, in my opinion. There is no other way to communicate with potential members

I don't send them anything, I leave it to figure it out. By the way I do receive an email if my message needs approval so I dunno why your members don't. Take care Sarah Alawami, owner of TFFP.

If this was caused by spoofing the group address then there has to be a risk that the material was not just "porn" but that it also contained a software nasty of some sort. I would suggest advising

That is my gut feeling as to what happened. But unless she paid for one month premium membership in Groups IO she couldn t direct add these members to the IO group. She would have had to send them

I know Lavon as she is in some of my groups. I am going to write her off list and see exactly what went on. I will let you all know if I can clarify things. Leeni

Now that explanation begins to make rather more sense, to me anyway! That does not, however, mean that I have a solution to the problem. Lavon's posts suggest that the miscreant isn't actually a

<div style="font-family: sans-serif;"> <div> <p>I think I know what happened as I've done this in the past. She basically collected the email addresses of the members of the AOL group with out

That's certainly another possibility, in which case the porn would have arrived with an #email hashtag in the subject line. I agree with Shal that the first question to be answered is whether the

I also send the members a pending application they need to fill out before I approve them. You can do that too and have that statement in that application. I have the members initial each rule. Now

They could, of course have a look at your group's home page where there is a list of Group Settings that include the use of moderation. At the same time if members used the web UI they would find that

Have it written on your homepage so members can see it before they join. That is what I am going to do, plus add it to my Welcome Letter. Leeni

Or is it possible the group has an email integration active that? they don't know about? If the group owner has set up one of those and a spammer got a hold of that email address they could spam the

Let me jump in here (at least this is how AOL groups used to work) AOL groups aren't like Groups IO, Google or Yahoo Groups You don't send messages to a group site and then the group site sends the

Duane, I thought of doing it, but would like to know if there was any other way of letting the person know about their message needing aproval. Thanks for your answer :) Cheers, Marcio

I came back to make the same point but Duane beat me to it! Regrettably he had a point when he said It won't help for those people that don't read the messages but it is a perfectly viable solution to

Interesting. In my country adding someone to the group (mail list) without his consent or his request is against the law.

It won't help for those people that don't read the messages, but I include this in our Welcome notice for new members: "All new members will have their messages moderated (checked) before they will be