[thesite] test
.jeff
jeff at members.evolt.org
Wed May 1 15:16:02 CDT 2002
matt,
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> From: Warden, Matt
>
> > I see no other point in having posting set open as
> > such, but if someone can enlighten me as to a good
> > reason why, I'll happily accept it :)
>
> Well, since we've had this argument time and time
> again, I'm sure it wouldn't be hard to find in the
> archives.
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and there are some, despite the side pitching to leave it open, that don't
think the reasons to leave it open are compelling enough.
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> Fact is, it doesn't happen often. When it does, it's a
> minor annoyance until we add a filter.
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filters are reactionary meaning they can't be put in place until the damage
is already done.
if we want to actually keep this stuff from happening (even once in a while
is too much) then we need to not allow posting from non-subbed addresses.
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> Btw, all the lists at evolt are set up like this list.
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that doesn't mean they should be.
i'm for changing that to keep the crap off the lists.
having to post from your subbed address isn't that big a deal. most lists
out there are set up that way. i think most users have come to expect it.
.jeff
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