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Mark has never, at least not so far, said anything about being against fee-based membership and was even involved in early discussions on the best ways to implement that. I don't think (Dr.) Jennifer

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I'd ban him from your group. He is too stupid and harms your group and every other group on groups.io. His complaints make (unsubstantiated) groups.io's reputation as a spammer in his email provider.

Nonsense. Outlook doesn't 'hide detailed message from you'. It gives you the complete non-delivery report as received from the sending mailserver. Here's an example: ``` Your message did not reach

There are several other considerations you may want to ponder in this regard. First the owner of Groups.IO may not want fee based services on his free site and may create rules regarding this and

Matty, Well if it really is spam, then yes, but it has to be the group owner decides what is . All too often folks get bored with a group, are too lazy to unsubscribe, start marking e-mail from the

Hello, The only help for this is for the user to go through their spam e-mail wherever their mailings from groups.io go.? If they mark the message as not being spam and then delete they will not be

Ken Some groups, like GMF, send out a monthly notice. That can include tips about account management. You decide what. For example perhaps first in a thread would be a better match for this member.

Indeed Matty, you are misunderstanding something... The messages which triggered the end user to mark them as spam are just normal messages, they are NOT spam. The end user, for whatever reason, has

On this subject, I have one lurker who on an almost daily basis is unsubscribed for spam then re-subscribes. I’ve tried emailing him asking if I can help, no reply. its not really a big issue but

“ What I am not clear about is why should the person who identifies a message as spam, be the one to be unsubscribed? Shouldn't it be the person who sent it? “ From the perspective of my own

See also: https://beta.groups.io/g/main/message/12925 Frances

Hi I looked at the two threads referenced in the Beta Group. What I am not clear about is why should the person who identifies a message as spam, be the one to be unsubscribed? Shouldn't it be the

This has been a feature for over 2 years, but I don't think it's well documented.? A couple of threads you might want to read through are https://beta.groups.io/g/main/topic/59292 and

Lena, This was a reply to a post made by me. I have the full reply archived, available for anyone from Groups.io should they be interested. Simon Brown, G4ELI www.dxgalaxy.com www.sdr-radio.com

I received a message from groups.io, for one of the groups I manage, telling that a given user had been unsubscribed automatically, as he had marked a message as spam. While I agree completely on this

P.S. Or MailEnable - your mail provider's "SMTP server" software.

It's incomplete error message. Your Outlook hides detailed message from you. That's Microsoft's "friendliness" for you. One of several possible reasons is an attempt to approve a message already

We? do not charge a fee but solicit donations.? We are a 501 (c)(3) Public? Benefit Charitable Foundation. We use Paypal for processing donations and they have the ability for both recurring

I have not been following the group closely, so apologize if my question has already been answered -- though I did do a "search" and no messages with "fees" or "money" came up. I want to earn some