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Oops. I wrote: I copy/pasted the wrong item. Those comments belong to: NEW: Moderators can now change members' email addresses. Shal -- Help: /static/help More Help:

Hi all, This week's change log: https://beta.groups.io/g/main/message/16175 Feel free to reply to this topic if you'd like to comment on the changes. Or better yet, if you expect a lot of discussion

Not yet. It's on the todo list for the "notification overhaul."

Owner and Moderators get a notice when a person applies to join the group, and a notice when a person has joined the group. Does the Owner and Moderators get a notice when a member has uploaded a

I have no trouble searching on an email address.? Based on my testing, it looks like the @ is the delimiter.? I can search on the part before, after, or the whole address, and find what I search

Lyn, That would be a Member Notice of type "Welcome". Or, if your group has restricted membership and you'd like it to go out when they apply to your group (before you approve them) it would be a

J, That's certainly not my experience. An example of my complaint is that searching for "shals" brings up nothing. Where I think it should match instances of "shals2nd". The latter does bring up only

Milt, I can't even hazard a guess. From what I've read the errors seem to be random, rather than tied to specific content. So that would bode well. But whether you'd get more than just another 20% I

Searching email addresses on the activity log has never worked. I've complained about this to Mark more than once. It brings up the whole log.

Actually I realised that the email I mentioned never appeared at all, I resent it 14 hours after it went the first time.... and it arrived pretty well instantly. Same thing has happened with the other

Marv, The problem may be the segments: The activity log search suffers from the defect of being a whole-word match. This is unlike the Members list, where searching on partial words match. I think

I get it also. I understand most of the member's thoughts now. Not what I had expected, though. As far as why it should be a topic here? I think it is very appropriate here and it has reached a

I think we get the idea. I’ve muted and muted thread after thread on this issue. Haven’t we exhausted the topic? You’re concerned. You’re afraid to move. We get it. So don’t move. I dont see

Stan, I'm not trying to minimize your concerns, but the best any of us here can do is describe why we were/are willing to take this "leap of faith" Unless someone can cite any other public information

Then there is always the pound sign used at least in the U.S. to indicate weight like 10# (lb.), and we can't forget about the # key on a phone, which is always referred to as the pound key. Don

Doug, and All, First, I changed the subject line since someone thought it was inappropriate to be talking about this subject since the title was about Norton. However, I need to point out what I

Jim, Actually, the sharp sign is a different character, ? versus #. The octothorp has a long and storied history: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Number_sign#Other_names_in_English Shal -- Help:

How many times should you send an invitation to the same person? Depends on how much you want them to join! For my extended family group, I try again with the very few holdouts when something big is

Duane, well, I don?t really find it convenient to permanently look at these hashtags when the notices they contain got out regularly anyway. But I suppose it?s s.th. Mark is informed about and

Don, in my YG I sent it out manually for years. Was actually no problem but a bit fiddly. Before 2014 Yahoo had a ready made feature that sent a custumized notice as soon as the PM tried to join which