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Re: A website that uses the domain name of our group
On Sun, Sep 29, 2024 at 10:00 PM, Cal wrote:
One of the many groups that I'm an owner of wants to put up a website.? Is there a way that we can use the domain name of our group (<groupname>.groups.io) for our URLs?? No. A domain name must map to a single IP address; otherwise a nameserver lookup will return ambiguous results.
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(We're not looking to Groups.io to host the pages, since I believe that to be beyond the scope of the services provided, just have the domain be consistent with our group's.) Enterprise groups might be able to do something along these lines, but groups.io would be hosting your site.
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Regards,
Bruce
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Re: Adding a group to my subscription
On Sat, Sep 28, 2024 at 02:02 PM, Penny Leder wrote:
Can you clarify please? You belong to Nordhavn Dreamers.
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You want to add American Tug Owners.?
You say "CB in my subscription - I was allowed access by the moderator"
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If you joined American Tug Owners ([email protected]) and were approved as a member, your subscription list should automatically update if you used the same email address for Nordhavn and American Tug.
Log into groups.io. You can use the footer from an email from a group. If you don't have a password, you can use Email Me A Link To Log In.
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EDIT: ?There is a dropdown menu that says Your Groups. You should see all the groups that you are registered for that email address.
Within a group, you can click on the Groups.io icon and that lists your groups. ?
Please let us know if that works for you. If it doesn't, any details about what happens or a screenshot would be helpful.
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Frances?
Corrected the place to look for Your Groups.
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Re: Problem marking posts as read
On Wed, Sep 25, 2024 at 08:19 AM, David Kaplan wrote:
They do not. In fact, I'm pretty sure that groups.io isn't storing this information at all.
On the web, your browser will show a difference in color of visited vs unvisited hyperlinks. If you were to clear your browser history, I'd bet all the messages will now appear "unread."
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I cannot speak to how the app behaves, but I suspect they're different only because you've clicked on different things in the two devices.
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Hope this helps,
Bruce
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Re: Now: Groups.io Anniversary - Monday, September 23, 2024
#cal-notice
For me a major benefit to Groups.io compared to other groups that my particular group has been with over the years is the fact that Groups.io and Mark listens to us regarding various issues and when Mark thinks something needs fixing or enhanced it is done. ? Prior groups did not do that. ? Thus, while I moved several groups when Yahoo was closing down I would have been with Groups.io much sooner if I had known about Groups.io and Mark listened to us. ? I hope Groups.io does not go like several of my prior groups in that they merged with another group with the other group taking over the one I was with at the time. ? Finally got to Yahoo which just closed it down. ? Jim Moderator/Owner of 9 Groups on Groups.io ? James C. Counts II, CPA CTFA ? Excess private contact info deleted by moderator |
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Re: Reply all goes to the entire group!!!!
¿ªÔÆÌåÓýBob,
I posted a suggestion to the beta group (where the Groups.io developer participates) for a new group moderation setting, Moderating Replies, which would help with your situation, namely it would allow anyone to post a new message and start new topics (as happens now) but any replies to them won't post, they'll instead go to your pending messages bucket where you can then delete them at your leisure with a few clicks by using the Check All checkbox, or just don't bother, pending messages automatically get deleted if not approved within 14 days. (/helpcenter/ownersmanual/1/managing-group-topics-and-messages/handling-pending-messages) You can add you voice or support for the setting if you want, join it the group if not a member, the suggestion is here: Cheers, Christos |
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Re: Reply all goes to the entire group!!!!
On Sun, Sep 22, 2024 at 07:41 PM, Bob Petti wrote:
However, if somebody clicks reply all, the message is broadcast back to the group. This is creating useless emails. How can I block this? You can't really.? Until people stop using Reply All when they mean, or should be using, Reply, it's mostly a lost cause.? Best you can do is make sure the group is set to Reply To Sender and maybe click the Remove Other Reply Options.
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Reply all goes to the entire group!!!!
Our group, any member is allowed to post without moderation. We have parameters set so replies to messages go only to the sender. However, if somebody clicks reply all, the message is broadcast back to the group. This is creating useless emails. How can I block this? |
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Re: #Question about removing attachments
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¿ªÔÆÌåÓýOn 2024-09-21 19:44, Margo Seegrist
via groups.io wrote:
Are you referring to images that are not (real) attachments but embedded images inside the message? (and just happen to be by their name?) If yes, you click on that image to select it and press the Delete key or rightclick-Delete, but also check it in the messages attachments area as it shows there as well. Cheers, Christos |
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Re: How to get "reply" and "reply all" to work
On Fri, Sep 20, 2024 at 05:31 PM, Bob Avallone wrote:
But if they reply within there own email (I use Outlook) no choice is given, reply and reply all both send to the whole group. I would like reply to send it to just the sender and reply all to send it to the whole group. Group settings do not in any way affect how "Reply all" behaves in your mail client. If the group address happens to be on the From: or CC: line - such that Outlook includes it among the addressees of the reply - groups.io will receive it and forward it, and everyone the group will receive the message. If not, it won't.
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As for a simple "reply," that should go to the address in the Reply-to field of the message header, according to internet email standards. Unfortunately, many mail clients fail to conform to the standard, and send it to the From: address instead. You can set a default with the reply-to setting (/helpcenter/ownersmanual/1/customizing-group-settings/message-policy-settings), and those clients that conform to the standard will work properly. Those that don't, won't.
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As Frances said, the only way to ensure a reply goes to where it's intended is to use the message footer links.
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Regards,
Bruce
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Re: How to get "reply" and "reply all" to work
Hi Bob,
when Groups.IO sends a message to the email addresses of the group members, the ?from¡° address is the email address of the group, not the address of the sender (look at the address in Outlook!). So a regular email program, when you reply, sends it to that address i.E. the group¡®s address, and all members receive the response. An email program like Outlook doesn¡®t see the original sender¡®s address, so it can¡®t reply to just that address.
The Groups.io web site or app offer a special handling when replying, giving the option of replying to the individual sender instead of the group.?
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Re: How to get "reply" and "reply all" to work
On Fri, Sep 20, 2024 at 05:31 PM, Bob Avallone wrote:
What about using the email footer? See /helpcenter/membersmanual/1/additional-information/understanding-message-footers?single=true
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Bruce
Frances
James Counts, CPA, CTFA, Hemet, CA
Christos Psarras
Duane
Bob Petti
Thomas Gruber