On Fri, 15 Aug 1997, Cynthia wrote:
>
> I have someone set to review on my list.  She got on review by violating a
> list posting policy.  She got one of her friends to forward a post to the
> list, bypassing the review process.  The forwarded post in itself did not
> violate any of the posting guidelines we have but I got very angry because
> she circumvented the review.

Reasonably so, in my opinion.

> I set the friend also to review while I contemplate kicking them both off or
> just the one originally on review.  I also posted a message to the list,
> indicating any one else trying the same stunt would be removed without any
> further consideration.  This was not a list policy when the incident happened.

An equally reasonable response.

> Some people are questioning why I am so bothered by this and being an
> unreasonable listowner.

Not to put too fine a point on things, screw 'em.  You are, I'd say,
entitled to run the list as you see fit; that's what a list owner
does.  If you have a few subscribers who are exercised by this, they
can take advantage of the democracy inherent in the Internet, start
their own lists and run 'em any way they please.

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