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Ellen,

Bruce I am not certain if I did this correctly.? I entered the below in the analysis

You can't do what Bruce asked until you actually receive the message. You haven't, have you?

Yes, please let me know where it is hung up

Did it post in your group's Messages section? No sense looking for it by email if it didn't even post there.

What did the group's activity log say about it? You should see some entry there at the time you sent the message.

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On Tue, Nov 20, 2018 at 07:44 PM, Ellen Bourne wrote:

Its there was sent at 3:43 pm today

Run the header of the message you got back through this:???

It will tell you where the message was held up.
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Do they show up in the Admin -> Activity log?
Check your own activity log - Admin -> Members -> click on your entry -> Activity History (tab) -> Filter on Action = "Accepted Message" and click Search.? Should show your messages processed by the system, whether via web or via email.
Toby

SouthTexasHamFest had some good advice.
Just one more point - if you emailed your post, look at your group home page to make sure that you didn't inadvertently send it with the wrong email address. Remember that your email address is your account ID.?
I have done that - did it just today! It was waiting for me to moderate it!

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I am by no means any expert.
Some Mail Servers are instantaneous, other store and forward based on traffic, and some store and forward at given times/intervals.
This can happen on Send AND/OR Receive.
Like I said, im no expert, just my experience.
Im sure someone has a better explanation.

My question(s) would be
Did you send from your Groups IO page or did you send the message from your email to the Group?
Any attachments?


Need a few more details.


BTW: I like your "signature". I have actually started applying it to life (people) lately. :)

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I think this is part of the"new" gmail they recently released.
I got a Yellow banner w/warning text that the message may be spam on a couple of messages.
It may have to do with the links in the messages.
I simply clicked to indicated it was not spam.
We'll see if I get more in spite of that.
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I sent two emails to the group and they did not receive any of them it has been almost an hour since I emailed them
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On Tue, Oct 9, 2018 at 05:16 PM, Jonathan Kallay wrote:

Styling for the RSVP responses content allows very little room for display of response content, such that the content is truncated with an ellipsis (the full content is there in the HTML source). There is no way to drill down into an individual response to view all its content.

I am unable to replicate this problem (that was posted back in early October). Can you send a screenshot? Have you subsequently figured out a work-around??What happens if you click on the ellipsis? Note that an ellipsis in message display is clickable and will expand to show hidden content (usually a quote).?
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I have not personally used this functionality of the calendar. If you don't get any further responses here you might have more luck posting in.?

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Same problem.? And yes, it is NOT an elegant solution to have to save the page as HTML to read the messages!

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Kaiala,

I was wondering if there is such a thing as a PDF file of something that a newbie, especially with IO, can get to read to get a heads up of what to do, when to do it to work at opening and maintaining a good group that functions well.

As Duane said, GMF's wiki is intended to be a good place to start; most of its content came about from questions other people have asked. Don't worry too much about topics you don't need or understand, they may not fit your situation or the nature of your group(s).

There are two aspects to running a group well. One we can call the "mechanics" of the job - knowing how to use the site's features and controls to do the things you need to do. The other is managing the members - dealing with questions, conflicts, and other issues that come up.

The first thing to recognize is that there are many different types of groups. Many groups are "discussion" groups (like this one), where all members are invited to start new topics and reply to other member's topics. Other groups are more like classified ads, where members are invited to post new topics, but replies go off-list (directly to the sender of the post). I've only scratched the surface, but the take-away is that you may need to tell us a little about the nature of the group(s) as context for your questions.

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I'd suggest starting with the Wiki on this group, /g/GroupManagersForum/wiki/home.? Then if you have specific questions, we're all here to help.

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? Hello I just recently assumed responsibility for a few groups for someone until they return after some health issues are taken care of. Also I am thinking about starting a couple groups of my own. I was wondering if there is such a thing as a PDF file of something that a newbie, especially with IO, can get to read to get a heads up of what to do, when to do it to work at opening and maintaining a good group that functions well. Any and all information would certainly be appreciated. I am 67 and would like to do this as painlessly as possible. LOL. ? Thank you Kaiala [ad trimmed and subject edited by moderator]

I have no idea what has happened but after sending an email to the support desk (no reply by the way) I received an email overnight stating that the transfer has gone through. So head scratching time, however it now appears that everything is ok.
So the question I ask now is what page is shown after you press the green button to continue the transfer?
Thanks one and all.

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On Mon, Nov 19, 2018 at 06:45 PM, magicalkingdomgroups@... wrote:

In my case it was a new email but it ended up somewhere down the line of messages with the same?subject as a locked email. The messages get locked after one day.

I just resent it changing the subject line and it went through okay.

Ilene -- You could also have posted the message online using the "New Topic" button. If you do that, groups.io knows that you intended to start a new thread, even though it might have the same subject line.

See?/g/GroupManagersForum/wiki/Avoiding-threading-topics---threading-algorithm?for more information on how groups.io threads messages.
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