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Don't know what your clubs conditions are but I would put him on moderation and not pass on his messages until he changes. My eMail client is set up to put messages without a Subject into the Spam

All my groups are eMail based and and every poster's eMail address is displayed. Arno

As I started out before HTML was used for eMail I wish everyone would use plain text. That said, I would highly recommend to send these forms as Document attachments. Anyone can download LibreOffice

That was my first thought as well, and then I considered the possibility that I had missed something; perhaps I hadn't. The wikipedia link is at the bottom of the (draft) in - house wiki document

Don't you have member terms and conditions that cover his case? If not, it might be a good time to implement some. And, you could always refund his membership and then ditch him. -- Bob Bellizzi The

I never give out email addresses without prior approval. For me, I look in the yahoo (now inactive) group and email the person (B) and tell them (A) would like their address is it okay to give it out?

The Zendesk link needs removal or editing. It doesn't lead to anything useful. Perhaps substitute the wiki link, a Help article or something else that explains it? There is a good Wikipedia article on

Depends if his questions are useful I guess. (Questions are the only time he would be adding the subject line...) He might be thinking a lot of people don't read the subject line anyway so...... OR

I tried these URLs too and they look like they should have worked, but didn't. Time to send a note to support, I guess. Bruce

I run a closed group for club members only. Since he has paid his club dues, kicking him off isn't really an option unless his behavior gets a little more outrageous than it has so far. I have done

Chris,I prefer the sentence be included. I've just lost a member due to this policy. I'd almost classify this as a fair trade problem in that small service providers are forced into doing this yet

As others have said, put them on moderated status and send them a message as to what is expected.? Give them a couple of chances to conform and third strike remove them from the group and ban them.

Are they doing this on purpose? If so, the suggestions of warning, then booting or putting them on moderation, then adding a suitable subject would work. Just curious, why do you put up with them?

Mark has now provided me with a copy of the updated "message to deleted members" that has been used from 22 March 2018, and I have added it to the draft wiki. Having read and thought about it, I am

I am behind Mike with this. I approve of the concept that a member should NOT be dropped because of a spam claim. Having membership Deleted for a spam claim is counter to the interests of Groups.io,

I totally agree. Put the member on moderation and reject his posts until he correctly applies the group rules. For past posts, you can edit the subject of his first wrong message and then merge all

Thanks. I am giving a talk in front of 80 group members Thursday morning. I don't need to start something new right now. Most want less emails from my group. Whenever someone replies to a calendar

Sorry.. I should have been more specific.. When I try to type in the "feed" web address.. The interface says it's not a valid feed? I can input the feed address into other browsers or RSS readers? So

Put them on moderation. Don Sent: Tuesday, April 3, 2018 5:26 PM To: [email protected] Subject: [GMF] Messages without subject line I have one member who refuses to provide a subject line

Add the requirement for a relevant subject line to the group guidelines. Make this a “must”. Publicize this to the group. Give the person two warnings, then remove them from the group. Group