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+ | ====== Private Lists (controlling subscription) ====== | ||
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+ | New lists by default allow anyone to subscribe to them with a double opt-in confirmation flow. This is how most public lists work, but isn't suitable for more private or local groups, so we offer a two mechanisms to control subscription. | ||
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+ | - Closed subscription: | ||
+ | * By default we send a generic " | ||
+ | - By ACL: For advanced users! For groups where you know the intended potential audience, you can require that subscribers belong to a particular (set of) domain(s) by adding it (them) to the subscribe-acl file. For example, if you're running a school list and only want your students to be able to subscribe to it, add `myschooldomain.edu` to the file and only those with matching email addresses will be allowed to subscribe. | ||