This is used to define whether the name of this mailing list should be prepended to the Subject: line of mailing list mail. This feature helps list members identify email as coming from your mailing list, and may help their email program filter and organize email better.

For example, if the original subject is:

Subject: new album from Betsy Smith

The new subject is:

Subject: [jazz-discuss] new album from Betsy Smith

By default, the subject line is untouched.

Some kinds of mailing lists benefit from allowing people to be anonymous when they post. For example, an employee suggestion discussion might need to be anonymous, as might a psychological support group.

Aurea List Manager supports anonymous mailing lists by removing all identifying marks from the headers of the messages distributed to the mailing list. The From: defaults to Anonymous and can be set to something else if desired.

If a list is moderated, the moderator sees the real author of the message before approving it, and it is going to anonymize when distributed.

This feature cannot read the message so, if the message contents contain something that identifies the person, Aurea List Manager cannot do anything about that. Thus, people should remember to not include their personal mail footers when posting to an anonymous mailing list.

If specified, appends this text to the beginning of every nightly digest and index message from this list.