This idea was brought to us by one of our users who utilizes mailing lists on a regular basis. They have proposed having improved moderation capabilities for mailing lists that would allow list moderators the ability to perform actions on messages that have been sent to the mailing list from people not designated as allowed posters. Messages would essentially be held in a "staging area" of sorts; similar to how GNU Mailman works. From there, the moderator(s) could perform specific actions on each of the messages:

- Accept: Allow the message
- Reject: Reject the message with a notification back to the sender
- Discard: Reject the message without sending a notification back to the sender
- Defer: Handle the message at a later date

Perhaps this could be an option to enable/disable this feature as a whole per mailing list so that when it is not enabled mailing lists will effectively work the same as they currently do.

Also, making it easier to identify subscribers as currently the subscribers list only displays the subscribers email address, subscribed date, and bounced message count. In order to see additional details for the subscriber you need to click each subscriber, and view the details in the modal window. This works, but sometimes subscribers are not easily recognizable by their email address, and needing to click each one to check additional details such as their name is not always ideal; especially when a mailing list has a large number of subscribers. Having better subscriber identifiable information readily available on the subscribers list could help with this.