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Thanks for the history lesson on a word, I think. In the groups that I participate in, there are some who edit their replies every time, some who edit only when the tail gets obnoxiously long, and the

[note: I tried to change the subject of Xaun Loc's post while pending, but ran in to a bug. Apparently editing a plain text post while pending causes it to collapse into one wrapped paragraph.] Xaun

From: Shal Farley And the point of my reply was that expecting software to overcome the enormous variety of email formats and universally determine what is and isn't a quote is asking for a level of

On Wed, Feb 8, 2017 at 08:47 am, J_Catlady wrote: > > You don't mean that both parts are sent, though, correct? > In an HTML email, at least two parts are included in every email. There's the

In addition to what Brian just explained about surgically extracting one or more posts from a thread and splitting them off, I think the key here is your word "after" - in "after the post." If you

Interesting that that one worked. Not sure whether by quoting styles you're implying there were quotes in the messages causing problems, but there are no quotes in the messages that have been causing

LeeAnne, ? ? ? ? ? ?You often have to do a couple of iterations of split followed by merge when you're trying to "hack a single post" out of a thread and integrate it in to another. ? ? ? ?

Thanks so much Shal! ? -- -LeeAnne ECIR ( https://ecir.groups.io/g/main )?Archivist

Hi all, So for the first time I tried splitting a thread. ?A member (Becky Ferry)replied to a calendar post ?and several messages were exchanged. ? I went to the first message after the post and

J, LeeAnne, Don't know, hadn't noticed. Though I usually post in plain text, I also use inline quoting and so seldom leave anything for the ellipses to cover up. On the other hand, this message was

All, Further to this I want to say that we can disagree without being disagreeable about it. Let's try to stick to the business of helping each other manage our groups, and leave personal comments

Just wondering these things too, ?and if the ?ellipses algorithm (what ever that is!) can be tweaked to work for the plain text emailers? ? -- -LeeAnne ECIR ( https://ecir.groups.io/g/main

[Mod note: if GMF were not a welcoming place for opposing ideas Xaun Loc's first reply in this topic would not have been approved.] Thank you, J, for convincing me that the groups.io Group Managers

Perhaps someone should tell certain other poor little snowflakes that this was not my question. ? J

Sharon, [subgroup]@[group].groups.io Pretty close to the same thing. ;-) I don't recall the details at the moment, but way back in beta@ there was a discussion of how to write the addresses for

A better system would be [subgroup].[group]@groups.io or [group].[subgroup]@groups.io Thanks for all your work Shal. Sharon ---- [email protected] Where Everyone Trims Their Tails, Smothers Flames,

We won’t have other subgroups because of the addressing. It isn’t natural in email and causes too much confusion for 3,000 members. I’ll try support. Sharon ---- [email protected] Where

Sharon, The simple address continues to work inbound as an alias for the subdomain address, but as far as I know you cannot revert the primary group address to the simple form. That goes for web

Sharon, I read it as "grouppurchases at takomadc". The way to look at is that takomadc.groups.io is the name of the organization, where grouppurchases is one of the addresses at that organization. (In

Sharon Maybe look in to an enterprise option and use your own domain? Maria