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Jon,

Check out how to unsub this spammer.  He's showed up on some other 
groups I'm subscribed to.

Thanks...

*Ed Edwards*

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--- In AN1x-list@yahoogroups.com, Ed Edwards <edward.edwards@...> 
wrote:
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> Jon,
> 
> Check out how to unsub this spammer.  He's showed up on some other 
> groups I'm subscribed to.
> 
> Thanks...
> 
> *Ed Edwards*


Already done, thanks.  

While we're on the subject, briefly, this is the second or third 
time a recent innocuous subscription has resulted in Spam on this 
list.

I'm uncertain if there has been a pattern to this, or if it's merely 
conincidental. If anybody has any insight to share, please email me 
offline with your suggestions, I'd like to keep these incidents to a 
minimum without having to implement any manual screening process.

Regards,

Jon

Jon schreef:

> While we're on the subject, briefly, this is the second or third 
> time a recent innocuous subscription has resulted in Spam on this 
> list.
> 
> I'm uncertain if there has been a pattern to this, or if it's merely 
> conincidental. If anybody has any insight to share, please email me 
> offline with your suggestions, I'd like to keep these incidents to a 
> minimum without having to implement any manual screening process.

What I do on my (effectively dead) Yahoo group, is have both 
subscriptions and postings moderated. If someone, who's moderated, posts 
an on-topic message, I switch him or her to non-moderated.

- Peter