Moderator of Satva101: how to deal with nuisance posters

[Guest guest]

Hello list moderator,

 

To get rid of unwanted postings there are several options, depending

on the severity of the case.

 

The most straight forward way to take care of individual posters

creating a nuisance is to go to

 

1. Management

2. Group settings

3. Messages

4. Posting and Archives (Edit)

5. Posting Options

6. Moderation - and select: New members

 

Incoming messages may then be screened and rejected (with

explanation) or deleted if necessary.

 

The second option is to Ban a member who refuses to stay within the

list guidelines. This targets the IP as well as the user identity.

 

The third option, is for really pesky cases of nuisance posting. This

is to register a complaint with the .com

editorial group, including all the IP numbers and user ids of the

offeding poster. If found to be based on repeat violation of

rules, the IP numbers involved may be excluded from the

network.

 

It is to the benefit of the list members that the list be kept free

from nusiance posters. Good luck with it.

 

Best regards,

 

C

[Guest guest]

Hello dear Cosmologer,

 

Patience is the best word. Where one know's that the person is wasting time,

just in the first place ignore messages by not opening. I know all the

options and use them at the appropriate time. Thanks for your suggestion.

 

Best wishes,

 

 

 

 

 

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" cosmologer " <cosmologer

 

Monday, December 18, 2006 2:14 AM

Moderator of Satva101: how to deal with nuisance posters

 

 

> Hello list moderator,

>

> To get rid of unwanted postings there are several options, depending

> on the severity of the case.

>

> The most straight forward way to take care of individual posters

> creating a nuisance is to go to

>

> 1. Management

> 2. Group settings

> 3. Messages

> 4. Posting and Archives (Edit)

> 5. Posting Options

> 6. Moderation - and select: New members

>

> Incoming messages may then be screened and rejected (with

> explanation) or deleted if necessary.

>

> The second option is to Ban a member who refuses to stay within the

> list guidelines. This targets the IP as well as the user identity.

>

> The third option, is for really pesky cases of nuisance posting. This

> is to register a complaint with the .com

> editorial group, including all the IP numbers and user ids of the

> offeding poster. If found to be based on repeat violation of

> rules, the IP numbers involved may be excluded from the

> network.

>

> It is to the benefit of the list members that the list be kept free

> from nusiance posters. Good luck with it.

>

> Best regards,

>

> C

>

>

>

>

>

>