At 13:38 2/1/2006 Wednesday, Pete Weiss responding to his own post, inquired: >If you have any controls in-place to prevent spam to > >OWNER-listname@listhost > >(which redirects to list definition keyword operands ERRORS-TO= ) > >Please let us know. > >BTW, I use POP mail so pretty much have to download stuff (though I do >control for message size). I've decided to experiment with some of my production/problematic lists. I am a BLOGLINES (www.bloglines.com) subscriber (a free blog, RSS reader, and notifier of updates thereof). It has a feature that allows you to create your own [private or public] folders of incoming email. It generates, based upon some parameters that you specify, some blog specific email addresses. This then becomes a "blogroll" and can be marked "private" and only viewed by the owner. These addresses can be the operands of various read-only "role" accounts e.g., ERRORS-TO= The semantic of the generated email address is something like [log in to unmask] I've created same and then added to my list definition keyword that e.g., * .HH ON ERRORS-TO= [log in to unmask] * .HH OFF [remember that the address operands of ERRORS-TO= end displaying in ERROR Monitor Reports so your other addressees will see it]. Unfortunately (or perhaps fortunately) something is filtering spam-like mail to those addresses! /Pete