I'm not sure exactly what the filter does, but it won't filter emails with
naughty words. Yes I'm certain, I just did a John(tm)-like test with some
friends on two other mailing lists using a variety of words and phrases.
<evil grin>

I think the filter has something to do with preventing you from subscribing
to an adult content list without knowing what you're getting into.

Peace
Evulia, foul mouthed bard of 10 verses

> -----Original Message-----
> From: Talies the Wanderer [mailto:snicker@...]
> Sent: Monday, March 27, 2000 1:19 PM
> To: eqbards@onelist.com
> Subject: [eqbards] Onelist Stealth-Nerfed *rotfl*
>
>
> From: Talies the Wanderer <snicker@...>
>
> Okay - I can't believe Verant got to Onelist *chuckles* but
> apparently,
> they added a new undocumented feature called Family Filter,
> which basically
> blocks any emails that contain "inappropriate language" (shades of
> aol!!). Onelist didn't bother to tell anyone about this,
> they just added
> it and turned it on for every subscriber.
> To turn it off, you need to go to the Home tab once you have
> signed in to
> http://www.onelist.com/. If you look where you would normally
> search for a
> list, above the box is a little "Family Filter On" title...
> Click it and
> that takes you to a page with a check box. Unmark it and
> click "Done".
>
> Talies the Wanderer
>
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