However, one drawback that I see is that the person possibly adding items to a calendar will show up as one of your moderators. Probably the best thing is to have all moderators change their password and NOT share it with anyone.

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After furious head scratching, JP asked:

| Hi everybody,
|
| We have a public calendar on our Exchange, that everybody can view.
| There are several of us that can add. For the rest of our users, they
| can propose something via the "Moderated Folder" feature in Outlook.
| So basically, they try to add something, and it shoots the moderators
| an email request. It works nice for us.
|
| However, we have a possible security issue, where somebody might be
| logging in as one of our moderators, and adding things. Is there a
| way to tell who authored items on a public calendar? I don't see
| anything in the Outlook client, but perhaps there's something on the
| administrative end?
|
| Thanks.