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Marina, See also: /g/GroupManagersForum/message/3749 Shal

I tried split. I couldn’t see that it worked, guess I didn’t understand the concept. I thought I’d get the whole note replicated and I’d change the subject line and delete the first half. N.

It's sort of mentioned on the site Help page in the Hashtag section, /static/help#hashtags.? (Enhancing the Wiki page here on GMF with more details would be welcomed,

From the Help text: Send monthly to the group?- if this box is checked, the Guidelines will be sent as a message to the group on the 1st of each month. Note: we send the message with the #guidelines

The hashtag #guidelines is automatically appended by the system and causes the message to time out after a month. Of course, you can edit the hashtag to change those settings. wrote:

Ooh, clever! That should go in the help or FAQ or something. wunder Walter Underwood wunder@... http://observer.wunderwood.org/ (my blog)

Anne, I'd say that no, you couldn't choose another domain except by choosing a different service. Then if you want you can reassure him/her that the domain is administered by a U.K. company and the

For monthly reminders, I use a hashtag that causes the message to be deleted after a month.? Reduces the clutter and folks won't find old information, thinking it's current. Duane

To each their own. One of the reasons I pressed for a group guidelines tab on group sites is that according to the TOU, users explicitly agree to follow the guidelines of any individual group they

Check your Gmail settings. I’ve had this with Yahoo email but I’m not sure about Gmail. When the companies update their software (or something) preferences get changed to the default. Sharon

If you think about it, if there are 200,000 groups, it automatically means an additional 200,000 messages sent, delivered, not delivered and returned, and stored in archives. Stored in archives means

I'm posting this separately since my OP has not yet come through: the problem is not that I'm not receiving my own messages. The problem is a severe delay in messages coming through email, up to 10-20

I've always (for years here) been set to receive copies of my own emails, and suddenly this afternoon I'm not getting them. Anyone else noticing this today? I ran tests in two of my groups and it's

You are definitely right about that Cherrill, so far I'm very pleased with groups.io after all the troubles I've had with yahoo Winnie

it works well for my group but each to his/her own. Cherrill "every time I lose a dog they take a piece of my heart with them, and every new dog who comes into my life gifts me with a piece of their

Thanks Duane I’ll try splitting in our groups admin group. N

Very interesting... I don't even think about that anymore now the TLD's have become the "wild west" of DNS.?? Wikipedia says: Intended use (

Hi, Tammi, here is my experience: I am the owner of a YG group on literary translation (hopefully about to relocate on Groups.io) and way back when YG had a chat section, we used it for online

Oh! I didn't even remotely think about Calendar because I don't use it on Yahoo and, as Catlady says, it sounds like something event related. Mumble, mumble... I'll see. Thank you, Cherrill. And many

Sure, put it in the calendar. That can work. I myself am not partial to using the calendar for sending text because the calendar makes it sound like an event.