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Michael, Yes, but IMO the same miserable experience. I'm more keen on convincing mailbox providers to eschew the "reject" policy, but I know that's a lost cause. Some receiving services (such as

Michael, Yes, and Mark was called on this recently in beta. I think it was the formatted Digest where the text of a link was the group's posting address but the URL under it was its home page. It did

It would seem logical to refer to the group by its URL rather than its posting address, unless a group permits non-subscribers to post, clicking on the posting address shouldn’t take anyone to the

Dale, Good catch. I've updated GMF's wiki page to make note of that. /g/GroupManagersForum/wiki/Transfer-from-Yahoo-Groups Shal -- Help: /static/help More Help:

Mark, Yes. There was extensive discussion in beta at the time. Initially the green "Reply to Group" and blue "Reply to Sender" buttons were both available, with the button reflecting the group's

Bruce, thank you for the long and thoughtful reply. I understand the reasoning now in the context of owner-imposed desired behavior and requiring users to overtly override. Group mailing lists' many

I believe the intent here is to have the web interface mimic what is [supposed to] happen via email; to wit:? the group Owner sets the default reply behavior of the group and the individual

Shal, has it been discussed before why Mark chose this interface? From the perspective of UI stability, having a Private button that changes the green "Reply to Group" button to a blue "Reply to

OK, I solved the problem. All the messages have now come across on a 2nd attempt. ? Turns out I had gone to the 'Access Control' panel in Yahoo Groups and set all controls to 'off' - meaning even the

Kathleen, Are you replying through the Messages section of the group, or via your email interface? should only go to the sender. Perhaps those subscribers don't notice the Private button. It is grey

Hi all, If the changelog has seemed sparse lately, Mark is focusing on two major efforts over the next few months. One is the ability for group owners to charge subscriptions for their groups. The

In Gmail, this feature is called Smart Reply.? You can turn it off in the settings. The suggested replies show up at the bottom of the email body, above the normal reply buttons? Toby

The group Owner should be able to delete it as follows:? Open the database table by clicking on its name. Click on the "Edit Table Properties" button at the top of on the resulting page, then click

How do you delete a Database that was transferred from another group and the person who put it there is no longer a member?

Received from Shal Farley at 11/10/2018 03:11 AM UTC: Yes, there are a few rogue ISPs who don't care, but the major providers of Internet access to the masses don't fall into that category. If the

Jim, It isn't as if Mark doesn't already know any of what you've said. I don't recall any mention in this instance, but in prior incidents Mark has mentioned his contact, or attempt at contact, with

Received from Jules via Groups.Io at 11/9/2018 08:37 AM UTC: Do whatever is required to tell your junk mail filter that these messages AREN'T spam. Don't just delete them from the junk folder. Do that

Received from Shal Farley at 11/10/2018 12:39 AM UTC: The most effective solution to Gio mass bouncing problems is direct contact with the ISPs doing the bouncing by someone responsible at Gio. It's a

Received from dgrass1@... at 11/9/2018 10:43 PM UTC: Unless you get connected to the folks "higher up" before asking about the status of the ticket, you run a high likelihood of getting the same

Yvette, ... if the email provider is bouncing messages from Groups.io, is there a That's quite possible, depending on the criteria used by the receiving email service. The automatic bounce handling