Josh Berkus wrote:
>
> Justin,
>
> > To keep it simple, we should probably have a field for the email address
> > on the front page, and probably their preferred language, then when they
> > submit that it stores it that in the database (checking for duplicate
> > emails) and gives them the further option to fill out the rest of the
> > forms. Two stage approach but it would mean minimal effort is needed to
> > sign up but they still have the option to take a bit more time and
> > effort to give better detail.
> >
> > What do you reckon?
>
> My concern is, without a name & organization, we may end up harvesting them,
> under a different e-mail address, somewhere else, and sending them duplicate
> e-mails. Or sending their agency duplicate e-mails; news services tend to
> take a dim view of sending e-mails to every one of their reporters, even when
> it's not your fault.
Sounds like we need a manual verification or similar prior to email
sendout when we notice people with the same domain name (i.e. @cnet.com)
subscribed through it?
Something that groups the emails with the same domain name then lets the
admin approve/reject some or similar.
?
Regards and best wishes,
Justin Clift
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