Re: moderation only by sender

["Morten K. Poulsen" <mopo@fabletech.com>]

On Tue, 2009-07-07 at 18:17 +0800, Thomas Goirand wrote:
> The bounce message does the perfect captcha work...

No, the moderation message can not tell a computer from a human. It can
only authenticate "whatever sent the mail" as "something in control of
that specific mail account."

> I don't like the:
> allow X-MySecret: a6e043b3786d6d19bc141e7d194b6517
> 
> It's not always easy to add such headers. Like explain to me how I can
> do this with the standard mail client of my Nokia phone...

You probably don't send automated newsletters from your phone. The point
of using a mail header with a key, was to allow automated newsletter
dispatching, without having to handle the moderation mail. If you have a
human involved, who does not know how to add headers, moderation is
probably the easiest approach.

You can even have both:

allow X-MySecret: a6e043b3786d6d19bc141e7d194b6517
moderate

Morten

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