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Janice, When a message is received (either via email or posted using the group's web pages) there are two factors that determine whether it will be appended to an existing thread or start a new one.

I think you'd have to look in logs for whether a message was approved by a moderator. This information is not currently included in the header, because that would cause it to be available to all

Janice, I have one possible explanation. I own a couple of freecycle groups, that are moderated. There have been times where I have approved a message, only to notice that the message has not come

Why are there sometimes duplicate threads? ?Sometimes they are listed one below the other and sometimes there are other threads in between. ?I have checked and the spelling and wording of the thread

Thanks Shal, I got concerned when things were posted about a public profile, and I prefer to be less easy to find online. :) I deleted it, and feel a lot better. Brenda

Brenda, If you delete the Profile Name (formerly known as the "User Name") then your profile will no longer be accessible by others. Wherever your content appears (such as message posts) your Display

Disclaimer: I haven't managed to catch up in here yet, so I've not read in quite awhile, sorry if I ask something that has been handled already. Can someone tell me what would happen if I delete the

Bob, I hadn't thought of formalizing a process for editing GMF's wiki. Time will tell if something like that is needed. At the moment, as Duane said, it works like any other wiki: anyone with write

The Wiki here on GMF can be modified by group subscribers, so there's not really a procedure to follow. You go to the page, make the changes, and save them. If there's a major problem, a moderator can

At the top level I don't see two items that I would expect in a system like the GMF Wiki: How to submit, receive approval and insert new Wiki item How to suggest modification of Wiki structure. ?(Not

I like bold and I like the title you picked. It makes sense; its a familiar phrase that you often see when you buy a new piece of hardware (If you actually look at the documentation). Bob Bellizzi

Bob, Not a problem. That lack has been nagging at me as well, but I've suffered a round tuit deficit. Most of my volunteer time for the next few weeks will be soaked up by my PTA activities; school

Bob, I've added a new (aspirtional) header to GMF's wiki, So now we have: Quick-Start Guide Advice to Group Members (maybe this needs a more compelling title?) Best Practices for Group Management I

Janice, As a GMF member you can contribute content to the wiki. The existing pages could always use proofreading and updating, or use the New Page button to start a new topic. When you think the topic

Hi Bob, Actually, GMF's wiki is publicly visible, so moderators can freely pass out links to relevant pages to people who haven't joined yet nor logged in. Shal

Shal, I think I owe you a bit of apology. ?I had not thought this idea out very much but felt it had to be verbalized since I haven't found any real help for members who have not yet gone online to

Thanks for the idea Frances. ?But a cursory look at the TOC in the Wiki indicates all of the info is currently for current and new group owners/moderators. Nothing for the poor newbie. ?I agree that

I am aware of your work here and at someplace we used to be; was it called "soontobeverzonmaybe"? I think it's too soon to consider starting a sub group. ?I just floated it here after a short

Bob, I've been promoting GMF's wiki as a gathering place for such information: both information for moderators, and information for moderators to share with their members. And discussion about the

Hi I am interested in theory, but will be busy for the next few weeks.? I looked at the Help available from the Groups.io home page and it is more aimed at those wanting to start a group rather than