"Dangerous Content" or "Banned Content"?

[Tristan Rhodes]

Perhaps somebody can host a simple poll on their website, and the members of the mailing list can vote on it?  This would truly give Julian a better idea of what is the most popular option.  

This type of question has been asked before, and probably will be asked again.  After an initial discussion on the mailing list, the most popular options could be put up to a vote via a web poll.  Anyone want to set this up?

I'm also curious as to how many people are on this mailing list.  Any stats on that?  I'm sure would be indicative of the increasing popularity of this great software product.

Tristan

>>> peter at UCGBOOK.COM 11/19/03 01:46PM >>>
Am I (or you :) ) missing something or isn't this already configurable.
If it is it's only the default that's gonna change, you can (still) have
what you want. Mine is translated into Swedish for example.

# This is the text to add to the start of the subject if the
# "Content Modify Subject" option is set.
Content Subject Text = {Dangerous Content?}

I support the suggestions for "blocked" and "restricted".

/Peter Bonivart

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Martin Hepworth wrote:
> Julian
>
> sounds good - any chance of it being user configurable (well part of the
> config file anyhow)?
>
> Julian Field wrote:
>
>> I'm thinking of changing one of the default subject line tags for new
>> installations.
>> It currently says
>>        {Dangerous Content?}
>> but I'm thinking of changing it to
>>        {Banned Content}
>>
>> My thinking is that the content checks, such as HTML tags, partial
>> messages, attachment size limits and so on are more of a policy/safety
>> issue than a risk issue. What is considered safe on a site is really a
>> policy decision made by the management of that site.
>>
>> Having messages which are too big tagged as potentially dangerous isn't
>> really correct.
>>
>> Does that sound reasonable?
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