Re: Moderator for slrn-user / slrn-announce lists wanted

On Thursday 04 June 2009 00:18:37 Martin Trautmann wrote:
> Peter J Ross wrote:
> > All the sourceforge mailing lists use mailman. An autoresponder and other
> > standard mailman features are available.
>
> I do hate there forum software (e.g. on threading, utf etc), but mailman
>   may work pretty well. I know some better mailman addons e.g. how to
> strip attachments and use references instead of fullquotes, but that's
> not visible for the standard setup here.

None of the slrn-user readers has complained about the service they're 
offered, so I don't see any need to improve it.

> >> Does the server offer options to add further froms to ones own account?
> >> Then an auto reply would be good enough to teach users how to manage it.
> >
> > That doesn't seem to be an option.
>
> ok, so the admin would have to confirm the "accept_these_nonmembers" on
> his own.

I'm not sure that's one of the available options.

> > I'm the admin of the moribund slrn-doc mailing list, so I'm familiar with
> > sourceforge's quirks. I'll be happy to help with the slrn-user and
> > slrn-announce lists if I can be useful. It's possible for the lists to
> > have more than one moderator.
>
> So I'd vote to be you before me :-)

It would be possible for you and me both to be moderators, while Thomas 
continues as admin, with the power to fire us if we don't perform adequately.

-- 
PJR :-)


> Martin



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