rolandbrenner@... skrev: > Good to know. Might not be a bad idea to create a whole new group if the > original owner is lost. What happened? I don't know. Scott (or Scott Casiotone as he was known here) just disappeared but prior to that I was appointed moderator (fortunately) and I've done my best to keep it working. It has been very little fuzz since, but I cannot change fundamental settings which is sad 'cause we all agreed that filteriing out autobots and other spammers upon joining would be great. This doesn't work 'cause by default all applications are sent to the owner, not to the moderator(s) (tested). Hence occasional spamming, mainly from that annoying "bikerguy" who joins from now and then. Scott's last work on the group was; May 2, 2007 10:27 pm (action 68 of 111) And I was appointed moderator; Jul 24, 2005 5:57 am (action 39 of 111) I've googled on site name, versions of Scott's alias and only found old entries dating back to the time before May 2, 2007. I did it again tonight and have in fact mailed a MySpace user with some hope (if only tiny). Now you know... 514 members isn't the easiest task to move and convince to stay etc + we'd loose the archive if not staying member of the original list etc, aso, mm, usw... I could remove most of these by erasing all not receiving mails, but who knows how often they check the archives and we'd still be having the keeping of the message archive issue... :( -- electronically yours, jesper - -- --- ---- ----- ---- --- -- - www.electronic-obsession.se www.myspace.com/machinepop - -- --- ---- ----- ---- --- -- -
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OT: short story on the missing list owner
2008-04-10 by jesper
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