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prj@po.cwru.edu (Paul Jarc) writes:

> Wouldn't TMDA work here?  Subscribers could be automatically added
> to the whitelist; others would have to respond to a confirmation
> message once.

Yes, it would work.  Some people find this sort of thing disconcerting
though.  I guess Lars should decide what to do in the end.

Ideally, TMDA would read both the subscriber list as well as an
additional "whitelist", so that only non-subscribers would have to
confirm their posts (and only once).

If you want to see how this would work, send a test message to
<jason-tmdatest@mastaler.com> -- assume the confirmation text would be
tailored to the mailing list.