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[Stefan Winter <stefan.winter AT restena.lu>]

Hi,

> At the very least, the list should allow posts from subscribers only, and 
> auto-reply to non-subscribers (or direction to a web page) explaining what 
> CAT is, what it isn't, and offering information on where they really 
> should be going for advice (or else subscribe).

That is indeed something to consider. So far, in order to be helpful to
all the lost souls on the internet, I'm approving all non-members posts
(yes, I do filter spam of course), but that can be changed.

To be honest, I am not as excited about the volume right now; looking at
global stats I see some 200K user downloads in the last few weeks, and
only usual handful of confused posts.

That suggests that the "Report a problem" is almost as well hidden as
the FAQ is ;-)

But if people consider this noise level unacceptable, I can add a canned
response for non-subscribers and send that back with a rejection of the
post instead. The canned message can still contain helpful bits.

I suggest to make that change effective 01 October.

Greetings,

Stefan Winter

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