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One reason groups.io is flagged as spam more often than Yahoo! is Yahoo! is better known. Anti-spam tools use rules of thumb for picking out spam. One common rule is to flag mail from unfamiliar

It was just brought to my attention by one of my members that she can’t SAVE her sort. So she sorts then numbers 1, 2, 3 to order her pictures and when she comes back later they have gone back and

They should be able to close, edit, or delete them as well. I don't use them, so only going by best guess. Duane

Both members checked their SPAM folders and, yes, all of the messages from our group were going in there.? I know it sound conspiratorial, but maybe Yahoo doesn't like the fact that I switched my

Hi everyone, I just need some clarification on managing chats, please? Am I reading and seeing things correctly that, if the group settings allow moderators to start chats, a moderator can start but

Woohoo! That did it. She changed that one setting and it worked like a charm. Thank you so much for finding that for us. Ann Thursday, January 18, 2018, 12:53:03 AM, you wrote:

I would have gone to incredimail support as well. It can't hurt. But you have to provide exact details and more information. Don't just say fix it. You may have to use a work around. What are the

Oh, thank you so much. I'll ask her to check those settings. You have been very helpful. I appreciate it. Ann Thursday, January 18, 2018, 12:53:03 AM, you wrote:

The reporter has jumped to the conclusion that the problem is caused by groups.io. Over in the beta group, Mark said that some people use Incredimail successfully with groups.io. Incredimail has a

Ann, I've never used The Bat, so all I can think of to suggest is to review the program's options to see if any of them stand out to you as suspicious - settings or descriptions which imply some

wunder, That may be true, but it doesn't seem to fit with the logic of the evidence. Wouldn't those requirements apply to the receiving email service, regardless of the email list service used? Unless

Anita, Just as well. These days most email interfaces defend against such beacons anyway. In any compatibility problem there's usually some amount of finger-pointing. You say it is a Groups.io problem

Anita, I'm uncertain what you mean here. Do you mean sending from Yahoo Mail, receiving at Yahoo Mail, or something else? Again I'm uncertain. Do you mean "here" on Groups.io, reading the messages in

Incredimail has non-portable requirements, Internet Explorer plugin and Flash. Yes, you need to report this to Incredimail. wunder Walter Underwood wunder@...

Shal thanks. Incredimail has a feature where we can tell if someone reads a message but I have that turned off. That is not important to me. Mike no reason to report this to incredimail since it

J, I don't, alas, but that's an interesting idea. I haven't been paying attention to the API interface, but maybe that's the sort of thing one could implement via the API, if one were a programmer

Yes, she's using an email program called The Bat. Actually, I use the same program and I am not having that problem. And we both are using Gmail accounts for our emails. Ann -- Sent from my Android

Ann, Hmm... I'm at a loss. Do you know what email interface she's using? A client application like Thunderbird or Forte, or a webmail provider via a browser? Maybe that detail will trigger someone's

Thanks for the tip, Shal, but she is accessing her emails on a desktop computer. No one else in the group is having that problem. I've had her unsubscribe and resubscribe to see if that would help and

Ann, Some people using mobile email apps have reported that problem. It seems some apps ignore the "Reply-To" field that Groups.io puts in outbound message headers. If that's her situation I don't