Thanks for responding Tim, I don't know if anyone else was aware of who the ID behind that email address was. I'm happy to have you modding, but if others want someone else added I certainly wouldn't say no to that. -Giggy On 7/28/08, Tim 'avatar' Bartel <wikipedia(a)computerkultur.org> wrote:

2008/7/28 David Gerard <dgerard(a)gmail.com>om>: That said, multiple listmods are always a good idea. - d.

On Tue, Jul 29, 2008 at 10:43 AM, Alex G <g1ggyman(a)gmail.com> wrote: Brianna Laugher (pfctdayelise) appears to be the far most active on this list. Bryan

On 7/30/08, Brianna Laugher <brianna.laugher(a)gmail.com> wrote:

Agree. 7 messages spent on a serious "Suggestion for Improvement" 14 (sorry now 15 ;-) ) messages spent yacking on about an accidental invite. (just press delete next time (neither archive nor send ;-P)) Doing his part to lower the signal to noise ratio even further is: -- [[en:User:Dschwen]] [[de:Benutzer:Dschwen]] [[commons:User:Dschwen]]

mike.lifeguard wrote: Yeah. As a moderator on a couple of wikimedia lists, i find the filter (is there one?) could be smarter. Also, some kind of would be desirable, as all of us have to fight against the same message. Eg. i got three hours ago a message with recipient accounts-enwiki-l-owner. It will have been sent to the owners of almost all WMF mailing lists. And not only that, but you need to delete the same message every time. I wish i could tell it: automatically discard any mail with a month name as subject, as well as those which contain |>entists, certification... If the message comes from a subscriptor, put it pending for moderation instead of discarding, for such spammy terms can be legitimately used (this mail will score high on spam filters). And if you're really worried about possible false positives, send it to the moderator as "This was automatically discarded following rule #1109" so he can detect the system holes. Not to mention the ability of using lily's Spam-Reports to filter the incoming... It is so tempting to just click that option called "discard everything from non-subscripted"... It would cut about half of the mod spam, but is also where i've seen a few legitimate mails.