Hur when do you moderate?

[Guest guest]

You have intervened in the past; you know commercial spam is like

garbage in the living room, a sign that the house has no one to take

care of it.

[Guest guest]

Nisargadatta , " Eric Paroissien "

<ericparoissien wrote:

>

> You have intervened in the past; you know commercial spam is like

> garbage in the living room, a sign that the house has no one to take

> care of it.

>

 

To prevent spam, in the past I moderated new members till we knew they

were not spammers but this was not the best solution especially if an

old member unsubbed and subbed again, they'd be in automatically

moderated new member status. I clean up when I see the spam but I

think it's easier to tolerate the spam rather than slow down the new

members. If the spam becomes unbearable we may go back to the old

policy.

 

Hur

[Guest guest]

Nisargadatta , " Hur " <hurg wrote:

>

> Nisargadatta , " Eric Paroissien "

> <ericparoissien@> wrote:

> >

> > You have intervened in the past; you know commercial spam is like

> > garbage in the living room, a sign that the house has no one to take

> > care of it.

> >

>

> To prevent spam, in the past I moderated new members till we knew they

> were not spammers but this was not the best solution especially if an

> old member unsubbed and subbed again, they'd be in automatically

> moderated new member status. I clean up when I see the spam but I

> think it's easier to tolerate the spam rather than slow down the new

> members. If the spam becomes unbearable we may go back to the old

> policy.

>

> Hur

 

OK,

The spam doesn't look unbearable, you're right.