You will probably find it convenient to create a page, or set of browser bookmarks, containing the links mentioned here. The first time you click on one of these administrator pages for a particular list, you will need to give the password.
Note where the page name for your list, list-name-parameter appears in the URLs.
Put your list of address in the first large box, or use the nearby gadget to select a file on your computer. Note the options above the box, set to defaults specific to the sample list. You can change them, one-time, for the current submission.
Click "Submit Your Changes" and pay some attention to the resulting page, checking that all address were added successfully.
Put your list of address in the first large box, or use the nearby gadget to select a file on your computer. Note the options above the box, set to defaults specific to your list. You can change them, one-time, for the current submission.
Click "Submit Your Changes" and pay some attention to the resulting page, checking that all address were removed successfully.
However, if you have only a few members to remove, it may be easier to simply go to
and select (using the box in the first column (labelled " unsub ") the members you wish for removal. Click "Submit Your Changes" and try to verify your result. For example, you might look at the total number of members near the top of the page to make sure it is what you expect.
As described previously, you can view the entire membership of the sample list at.
Notes:
Perhaps you are interested in doing other configuration of the list.
You can view options dealing with archiving, including whether-or-not you keep archives at all, on the following page.
Make sure the archive is public only if desired, otherwise ensure it is private.
View your archives at
At least one administrator should periodically check
and attempt to handle any pending requests which might be there.
I was actually hoping to find a link to someone else's description to put here. But, in fact, it looks like nearly all tutorials gloss over this job. I should probably develop this section by first grabbing some screen shots.
-- AdrianPepper - 2013-11-13