[Spit-project] Long Delays, sorry

[Saint Phlip]

Actually, an Owner can go to a page and set a moderator's privileges.
As AN EXAMPLE, THERE'S A SERIES OF CHECK BOXES THAT READ THE
FOLLOWING:

Notification:     Notify this moderator when there are pending
messages, photos or memberships which require approval.
 Notify this moderator when a member joins/leaves this group or new
files uploaded.
 Notify this moderator when there are pending messages which have been
identified as possible spam.

This way, all mods can review all messages. As an example, I'm Owner
of one Freecycle group, Co-owner and back-up mod to another, and
Mentor to a third. I get all messages from all three groups- usually
ignore the ones from the groups I don't own, but can review them (as
well as any private messages to the owner addy) at need.

I already volunteered to function as a back-up mod for her, so I can
check her settings for her- as Owner or Moderator for a dozen or so
Yahoo groups, I'm kinda familiar with how they're set up ;-)

On 6/14/07, Lilinah <lilinah at earthlink.net> wrote:
> The other thing is that any moderator is best off getting requests to
> join sent to them, rather than waiting to remember to check on-line.
>
> I own a couple lists and am a moderator on a few others, and i
> finally realized i was missing requests to join from one of the lists
> because i hadn't checked the right box.
>
> This is something the chosen moderator will have to do themselves,
> i'm pretty sure, not something you, the owner, can set up for them.
> (but i could be wrong :-)
>
> --
> Urtatim (that's err-tah-TEEM)
> the persona formerly known as Anahita


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