Re: Manage Subscriptions

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From: Kevin Lisboa (KevinLisboa_at_discussions.microsoft.com)
Date: 12/10/04

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    Date: Fri, 10 Dec 2004 09:45:04 -0800

    Specifically to this point:
    "As the users themselves subscribe I would also imagine that unsubscribe is
    also solely under their control."

    >From the root Administration site of STS, it is possible to terminate users
    subscriptions. Under the "Site Settings" option of the root STS site, you
    should be able to choose "Manage Web Subscriptions". This will allow an
    admin to view all subscriptions and delete them at his/her discression. The
    downside is that there is no way to default add/assign people through this
    view to subscriptions. That is self-driven by the user.

    Hope that helps.

    --Kevin

    "Mike Walsh" wrote:

    > I know that the basic rule for Alerts in WSS is that only the users
    > themselves can specify alerts. As WSS tends to *add* things to STS rather
    > than take things away, I would imagine that this is the same in STS too.
    >
    > In WSS there is a workaround via a privately written webpart. In STS I doubt
    > if there is a workaround.
    >
    > As the users themselves subscribe I would also imagine that unsubscribe is
    > also solely under their control.
    >
    > Mike Walsh, Helsinki, Finland
    > STS FAQ at http://www.collutions.com/Lists/FAQ
    > WSS FAQ at http://wss.collutions.com
    > Please reply to the newsgroup
    >
    > "Steve" <Steve@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
    > news:5638C952-C1F4-4244-BBF5-31F6C1092662@microsoft.com...
    > > We use the SharePoint Team Services site to house our entire ISO and
    > > internal
    > > office communcition system. Is it possible to limit the ability of a
    > > member to unsubscribe from an area? Also, at an admin level, is it
    > > possible
    > > to subscribe each of the members? (Can I force all members to get the
    > > email
    > > notifications of site changes without enabling them the ability to
    > > opt-out)
    > >
    > > Thanks for your help.
    >
    >
    >

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