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by osborne » Thu Mar 16, 2006 8:33 pm
My recent user-notification resulted in mail bounces for a dozen or so users (who must have either entered incorrect addresses when they registered or have subsequently changed email addresses).
I don't want to remove these users or disable them, but I'd like to exclude them from future mailings until they provide valid addresses. As far as I can see, there is no way to do this. If that's correct, I have a suggestion for future development: add a field to the users table that flags a bad email address, exclude these addresses from mailings, and when such a user logs in ask them to provide a valid address.
(With only about a dozen bad addresses, the inconvenience is small. But I guess the number will gradually creep up.)
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