Follow-up Comment #5, sr #106704 (project administration):
There's no way to delay notifications. In fact listhelper itself operates
based on the notifications, so it would be a matter of notifying one address
and not another. Not going to happen.
Yes, asynchronous spam filtering is rare. We do it here because we do not
have control over the mail server setup, so it can't be integrated directly.
Maybe it will change someday, but for now, that's just the way it is.
My best idea for you is to have a cron job that checks if there is anything
waiting in the queue for more than, say, an hour. I know that figuring out
the mailman login from a script is not fun, but we could run the cron on
lists.gnu.org and write it to a semi-private web page. (We do this already
for some lists.) If it's worth it, let me know.
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