Larry, I think the feature you're looking for is called "New Members Moderated" [1]: [1]:

For example, a footer option to contain ONLY the text below would be most helpful: GROUP EMAIL ADDRESSES Post: grp-name@groups.io Subscribe: grp-name+subscribe@groups.io Unsubscribe:

I didn't change any of that code. The only difference is that the URL would be .../wiki#28a29.... instead of .../wiki/Home#28a29.... I don't know where the 28a29 stuff came from, but it's in the wiki

Please consider adding an optional system footer that does not contain any http/s links for members who are connected to the Internet over slow speed HF radio or satellite links and are only able to

I think this is related to the change, but I'm not 100% sure. On the GMF wiki home page, there are some strange codes inserted into the links in the TOC, though the links seem to work fine. One of

At first glance, that sounds like a great idea. After thinking about it a bit, I'm not so sure. One concern is that some legitimate applicants may get reported based on the patterns of previous

>>Hi Mark, yes I would definitely use such afeature<< Hear,hear! Please do-and reporting be for non restricted as well? Virus-free. www.avg.com

Oh yes. Please do. Possibly some kind of tool that would alert the group owner that the person requesting to join could be a possible spammer? Maybe? If not, then that’s ok. Thanks! Have a

Hi, Mark; I manage this in the listserv groups I admininster by not automatically removing a first poster from moderation. I wait until they have made additional posts, each of which is reviewed and

Hi All, I've changed the wiki. It now uses the wiki page id, a globally unique number, instead of the wiki page title. It is backwards compatible, in that it will redirect from a URL referencing a

Hi Sarah, I'm not trying to make this too obvious. But you could use the owners email address to let members report suspicious activity to you from other members if they need to be reported and sent

I think that is also a good idea. I won't want to accidentally report a member who really is a member and have it be a false positive. Would there be a way maybe for subscribers to report them to me

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Oh heck yes, I would use this even on nonrestricted groups. I will not tolerate spammer, and they should be band from the whole of groups.io, right down to their IP although that might be a bit

If such a tool is implemented, it shouldn't be restricted to those in Pending status. It's hard to know that someone's a spammer until they actually send some. Regards, Bruce

Hi. I would also use such a feature, I think it would help a lot of people. Thanks. From Michael. Get Outlook for iOS

Hi Mark, yes I would definitely use such a feature. I think just in case if they apply with a valid email address and valid name and they start spamming the group with messages, for those of us that

Hi All, For those of you with restricted groups, if I added a feature where you could report someone who had applied to your group that you thought was a spammer, would you use that feature? It would

Such action may have been well - intentioned, even if misguided. As an interim measure how about guidance that owners & moderators can provide to their own group members? Sometimes having a

Joseph, well I'm not Mark, I don't think there's much he can do. Except mandate everybody to approve their subscribers. And/or have their message limits set to whatever. I know it makes more work for