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Oh, sorry, I should have made it clear I'm referring to users who get individual emails, and who also want to reply to the sender using their email client (as the HTML footer link does), not by going

/>>> ... //for example:// / LOL, forgot that if I include the footers *with* the begin & end delimiters inside the message they get removed, duhh ... but in the example below they were - - - - - - - -

I'm not sure what you mean. At the bottom of the message I see a "reply to this message" link. Once I clicked it (and maybe composed an answer), I can click "private" on the lower right and then send

Hmm, I retested just to make sure I didn't miss something and no, it doesn't adjust the body to HTML'ed plain text, and the footer sent is identical to the one sent if only the Plain Text option was

I believe both are allowed intentionally.? Folks wanted Plain Text Only groups, but wanted Reply To Sender in the footer.? (Normalize html was added later to accomplish about the same thing.)? When

Well it does turn out that if a group checks TextOnly in MessagePolicies, there is no ReplyToSender footer link included now, so in essence, a text-based email group is missing out on some

To the best of my recollection, it's never been there for plain text messages.? It's not shown on the wiki page ( /g/GroupManagersForum/wiki/5452 ). Duane -- Lots of detailed

Hi folks, I don't remember this option going away but I just noticed it today when I got a text-based email (and footers) on beta (

Shal, The string becomes apparent if one highlights it or the area surrounding it or did Ctrl+A to copy and paste the message, I've become aware of it myself doing the same but never thought about it

Thank you, Yes that explains it. I will update my members that asked. I just saw it as Morse without thinking. Yes using HTML format. The reason it's come up is it's white text on a white background -

Joe, It didn't. It is just a sequence of characters chosen as unlikely to be found in the body of a message sent to Groups.io. Martyn's assertions of meaningfulness notwithstanding. Mark could have

It seems *extremely* unlikely that the pattern was chosen in reference to nonlinear programming. Martyn Bell writes: -- Joe Pfeiffer

Duane . . . I have some browser add-ins that sometimes break a website. While I won't go into an extensive reply, since that's not what the group is here for, these add-ins have settings you can check

Thanks. That took care of it. The drop-down went down beyond the browser window. Once I did that, it worked. I think that could be made unnecessary and the filters change as you check and uncheck

In addition to what Duane and Bruce have said, you could set the 'No email' attribute on the calendar related hashtags. Messages would then be posted to the archive but not emailed to members. Regards

Yes. When you set up a calendar event: 1. Don't set up any reminders, 2. Don't click on the "Send notice to the group when event happens" checkbox, and 3. Don't click the "Add event and invite group"

You have to go to the bottom of the filter list and click Apply. Duane -- Lots of detailed information can be found in the Owners Manual ( /helpcenter/ownersmanual ) and Members

I am one of the group owners of a group. We just lost a moderator and I wanted to see who we had left. I went to the member list, clicked on filter, checked the box next to moderators, then clicked

Not directly.? You can edit the hashtags #cal-cancelled, #cal-invite, #cal-notice, and #cal-reminder so that they're all moderated.? You'll have to manually delete the notices when they go into the

We have been using Groups.io for about 5 years now and just started to look at the calendar feature.? Is there a way to schedule and unschedule activities on the calendar without sending out a group