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Re: Subscriber was removed for marking a message as spam?
We'll have to disagree on that.? ?Spam filtering, when done *correctly* has been raised to an art form in the age of Bayesian filtering.? ?I haven't had a single message misidentified as spam by
By Brian Vogel <britechguy@...> · #15192 ·
Re: Subscriber was removed for marking a message as spam?
Also added this as an addendum, as I'd forgotten about the excellent information in the Group Managers Forum Wiki on this: ------------------------------------------------------------------ By the
By Brian Vogel <britechguy@...> · #15191 ·
Re: Responding to Messages sent to Owner Email Address
After the testing I've done, that conclusively proves that a response to a message sent to the group owner and is distributed to me goes back if replied to as coming from my personal e-mail address,
By Brian Vogel <britechguy@...> · #15190 ·
Re: Subscriber was removed for marking a message as spam?
This topic spurred me on to post my first Admin Notice on a group where I have just been installed as moderator.? ?This is going on everywhere.? It is not an issue limited to Groups.io.? It is a
By Brian Vogel <britechguy@...> · #15189 ·
Re: Subscriber was removed for marking a message as spam?
?? Rosa - Rosa Tags ?? writes: Rosa - The system is not saying your member sent spam. The system is responding to a message that the member (or her email provider) marked as spam and that then
By D R Stinson · #15188 ·
Re: Deleting old emails??
I am indeed deleting topics which contain attachments. Those do work against my totals. In a world where you can be anything, be kind.
By Cherry Delaney <cdsaa3@...> · #15187 ·
Re: Subscriber was removed for marking a message as spam?
Rosa, I accept that English is not your first language, and that that complicates matters but did you read the GMF wiki that Bruce mentioned? Here it is
By Chris Jones · #15186 ·
Re: Responding to Messages sent to Owner Email Address
Indeed, and since the Members function under Admin covers "Members and More" were I designing the interface for Admins I would not present the Members function at all, particularly since the Members
By Brian Vogel <britechguy@...> · #15185 ·
Re: Subscriber was removed for marking a message as spam?
You're not the first one to ask about this. This is explained in the wiki.?Wiki - SPAM Info ( /g/GroupManagersForum/wiki/Removed-for-spam ) -- Gerald
By Gerald Boutin <groupsio@...> · #15184 ·
Re: Deleting old emails??
Not really, no. You keep referring to emails , but there are no emails to delete; OK that's perhaps being a bit pedantic, but you can either delete complete topics or individual messages within
By Chris Jones · #15183 ·
Re: Deleting old emails??
Why do you want to delete those emails? They aren't hurting anyone by being there. They don't count toward space except if they have attachments and you can set the group to delete the attachments
By Leeni <leeniluvsgroups@...> · #15182 ·
Re: Subscriber was removed for marking a message as spam?
Yes, but if they are inactive and they do not write to the group ... as they can be expelled by Spam, if they do not write. I do not understand the reason for the expulsion. Thanks for your answer.
By ?? Rosa - Rosa Tags ?? <rosa.tags.cdo@...> · #15181 ·
Re: Subscriber was removed for marking a message as spam?
What I don't understand is why it is only groups.io where this is happening.? I have and use email accounts with Yahoo, JUNO, Gmail, plus FaceBook and Instagram, and none of them remove members for
By David Haun <dmhaun@...> · #15180 ·
Re: Deleting old emails??
When you have 73,000 emails to delete, not getting paid to do it, I was merely hoping for a more efficient way to do this and a friend suggested looking for this option. Touching 3 buttons 720 times
By Cherry Delaney <cdsaa3@...> · #15179 ·
Re: Subscriber was removed for marking a message as spam?
Rosa, Worst of all, that I forget to say earlier, Even if they are inactive, they will be sent the notification of their removal from the group, and can use that to resume their subscription. The only
By Shal Farley · #15178 ·
Re: Subscriber was removed for marking a message as spam?
Thank you very much everyone for the responses. Also for this link that I read. Anyway, I do not see solution to this problem. Worst of all, that I forget to say earlier, is that they be removed by
By ?? Rosa - Rosa Tags ?? <rosa.tags.cdo@...> · #15177 ·
Re: Responding to Messages sent to Owner Email Address
I am not sure it is going through groups.io although on second thought it would have to be going through groups.io somehow or it would not have my personal address.? I and the other owners all get at
By Jim Pruitt WA7DUY · #15176 ·
Re: muting a topic
Bruce, I have learned something new today. Thanks for your help on subject "muting a topic". The time part of algorithm was unknown to me. Ullmang Ashley Montagu said: ¡°The idea is to *die young as
By Ullman Garrett · #15175 ·
Re: Responding to Messages sent to Owner Email Address
The Directory is nothing more than an index of member profiles. Subscribers who do not create a profile, or choose not to share it, will not appear there.? It is useful to allow Subscribers to find
By Bruce · #15174 ·
Re: muting a topic
As others have stated, the mute function affects topics, not subject lines. The process for creating new topics depends on whether the reply is by email or online, and there is also a time component
By Bruce · #15173 ·