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No, it's not a bug, it's a result of services that use DMARC: /static/help#why-are-emails-from-some-people-changed-to-be-via-groups-io Duane -- Help: /static/help

Jim, It isn't always that straightforward. In recent years many ISPs have farmed out their email service to Yahoo, MSN, Google or other major mailbox providers, rather than run their own mailservers.

One of my group members noticed that when she sends a message to our group her return address looks like this:

Received from Bob Cook at 9/30/2018 01:31 PM UTC: They don't have to be a full fledged mechanic to drive a car, but they darn sure need to know to change their oil and check fluid levels and tire

Received from Patty Sliney via Groups.Io at 9/29/2018 03:16 PM UTC: A bit harsh sounding ONLY because it's missing the "why" part of why Gio does this. In my opinion that message above needs to be

Received from Duane at 9/30/2018 03:15 PM UTC: Yes... and to that I'd add that Yahoo.com isn't an ISP so anyone using them for email delivery also has

Received from Gerald Boutin at 9/29/2018 06:17 AM UTC: That "please add our email address..." message should be a warning that their emailing reputation is - fairly or unfairly - not so good. This is

I guess I should experiment with the different types, to see what they look like and do. Sent: Sunday, September 30, 2018 12:22 PM To: [email protected] Subject: Re: [GMF] Groups.io site

Tony, The information provided in FBL reports apparently varies with different email services. Mark has said that the ones causing this trouble do not provide any detail on why the message was

Not having gotten into the cell phone revolution until a couple years ago, I always wondered what an app was when I could already use my browser on my PC. I thought I might be missing something, but I

Is it not possible to see if it was the ISP marked the message as spam? or if it was the Subscriber? The HELO/EHLO log refers. If the ISP marked it as spam then the subscriber should not be

Re: "how the different types change a database" - not sure what you mean? Each column can hold a different 'type' of data.? There previously was no way to have formatted text (think of putting new

Received from Shal Farley at 9/28/2018 09:27 PM UTC: Good point! For what I'm getting from Gio I'd be glad to donate more than $10 and it would look a lot more attractive to do that if I didn't have

Don, I'm not expert in the use of Groups.io's Database feature, but the different column types are designed to hold different types of data, and not just treat everything the same (plain text) as was

Milt, It was at one time, but I think that idea has been supplanted by "Responsive Web Design" - the technique of having the web site adapt automatically to the device used to read it.

I will let shall point you to the direction of the messages that were discussed about having an app for the site, and it is on the to do list. But it hasn't been discussed in a while. However, he does

Oy veh! Legal advice followed by a disclaimer of not being a lawyer and it not being legal advice. Why bother when all it does is spread FUD - Fear, Uncertainty and Doubt. Outside the realm of

Duane, I think that if there were still any development going on at Yahoo Groups then the Yahoo Mail team would by now have forced Groups to deal with Y!Mail's FBL. I can't be certain what Y!Groups

Bob, Then it behooves them to choose an email service with an exceptionally accurate spam filter. As Bill said, it is likely that they'll miss other important messages, not just those from your group,

Milt Don’t know about an app but I find I can do Settings changes etc using my iPhone. I am using the latest iOS. Of course, moderating is simple -a reply email or if needed, go to the message on