Hello All,
? ? ? ? ? ? ?Since I do not participate using e-mail, at least not routinely, I do not often see the message footers that come in on the individual e-mail messages or digests.? I have on occasion changed my subscription type on various groups so that I did receive some messages or digests.? ?
? ? ? ? ? ? ?Without having gone back to review the ancient ones I still have, I never recall anything other than the standard Groups.io "link collection," an example of which is quoted here from one of my messages, being on a message.? Yet, today, I am getting this for my messages from the NVDA group:
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Yet, minutes later, on an e-mail message from the same group, that came to me as a copy of my own post, it has the following:
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Groups.io Links:
You receive all messages sent to this group.
?|?Reply To Group?|?Reply To Sender?|?Mute This Topic?|?
NVDA on?NVDA is developed by NV Access in collaboration with the community.?Get NVDA from:?Your continued donations help keep NVDA development going strong. Donate at:?Other links:?Come talk with other NVDA users on??#NVDA?Get NVDA add-ons at:?NVDA on Facebook:?Get SkypeTalking for NVDA:?
?|?Contact Group Owner?|??[britechguy@...]--------------------------
Notice that above all of the Groups.io standard links are shown after the line, "
You receive all messages sent to this group," yet they are not present on the footer of a message received that was the result of another member e-mailing.
What's going on here?? Is this a bug?? ?
If you can't rely on "the standard footers" either always being there, with custom ones added if the group owner wants them, or just custom ones if that's what the group owner wants, then it's impossible to consistently refer anyone to anything in the footers.
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Brian - Windows 10 Home, 64-Bit, Version 1803, Build 17134
???? I do not feel obliged to believe that the same God who has endowed us with sense, reason, and intellect has intended us to forgo their use.
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