As another member of the RB team, I would concur that on the initial
signup, Individual moderation is in order.
If not, putting the list on moderation full time is the best option to
prevent spam.
If that's the direction we choose, I'm willing to share message approval
/ moderation duties.
Martin
W2RWJ
On 10/31/2026 1:55 PM, Pierre Martel via 44net wrote:
> Being part of the moderation team at repeater builder, one thing we have seen is that everyone should be moderated at first, unless very well known by someone in the team, and with time be unmoderated with normal interaction. It filters stuff like this very
effeciently
>
>
> Pierre
>
> VE2PF
>
> ________________________________________
> De : Charles Boling (AD7UF) via 44net <
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> Envoyé : 31 octobre 2026 13:50
> À :
44net@mailman.ampr.org
> Objet : [44net] Re: 44net Digest, Vol 42, Issue 3
>
>> If I continue to get this crap I am going to discontinue
>> all my use of AMPR and 44Net.
> Using services is quite loosely coupled to the choice of subscribing to
> a mailing list that discusses them, but Dave's disgruntlement adds juice
> to what I've been thinking in past months:
>
> Given the low level of traffic on a mailing list that I assume has a
> large number of subscribers (if not, a large percentage of them sure
> find it hard to protect their email account!), changing the list to
> moderated would likely be a net positive to the overall membership, even
> though it would bring extra work to a few and delay the appearance of
> messages.
>
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