Sergey-

Does Meetup allow you to redirect mail?

If so, I recommend setting up Procmail, Milter, or similar, to catch all mail, that does not have a [.*] tag at the start.

Anyone submitting mail with such a tag under false pretenses, would be booted from the group.

This should reduce your work load.

HTH, Bruce

On Thu, Aug 25, 2011 at 12:51 PM, Sergey Chernyshev <[address removed]> wrote:

Guys, I apologize for this spam that was sent to the list earlier. Author is banned from the group.

My goal is to not let this list become a spam outlet for various web-tech related abusers like shameless marketers or recruiters so we usually partnering with conferences and promoters to sponsor the group and only in cases when Web Performance is spelled out clearly in the emails.

It is particularly bad if emails are being sent after I didn't approve the partnership.

I'm switching mailing list to pre-moderation - will add a bit to my work load, but hope it'll make less spam in your inboxes!

         Sergey

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