I'm not sure I gave you enough info for my question, my apologies.
The site owner (admin) gets an email that tells her there is an new comment, and also let's her click on a link IN THE EMAIL to UNPUBLISH the comment, for example - here is the email:
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A new comment on (web site) has been made in a topic that you moderate
From: Vicky
Text Great essay, thank you! Helpful suggestions on how to communicate better with our instructors.
To view the comment please click here.
If you want to directly unpublish this comment click here.
Please do not respond to this message as it is automatically generated and is for information purposes only.
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When we were testing this, she 'unpublished' the comment though this email link, then we noticed that the comment author THEN got an email telling them that their comment was unpublished:
Subject: Your comment has been unpublished
The following comment has been published (should say "un"published) on (the web site) ...
Please do not respond to this message as it is automatically generated and is for information purposes only.
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Is it possible to turn off the notification to the author if we unpublish the comment? She unpublished the comment via the email link, I suppose it is true that if she unpublishes the comment through the backend interface, the comment author still gets the email about the comment being unpublished?
If we cannot turn this off (an email notification sent to the comment author), just need to know this. We may never need to do this, but if the comment is inappropriate, we will.