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Re: Red Bounce members
Recently I went through all my groups (all yahoo initially) and sent a bounce probe to all bouncing members. Some days later I checked the data.? There had obviously been addresses that stopped working ages ago and I removed those ¡°members¡± immediately. I sent an email from my private email address to all those that in theory could be ok or I did not quite understand, asking fo unbounce themselves and gave them 7 days to do it.? Some emails were returned due to address no longer working and I removed them.? And a few days after the 7 days I removed everybody else who was still red bounce apart from a couple on ¡°special notice¡± and I know why they are currently bouncing. Yes, I lost a lot of members in my groups.? But none of those bouncers were looking at the messages online (I know because of the type of group) and nobody has protested since or re-subscribed. Once I got my mind to accept that it is better to have less members, but they want to be part of my groups, than lots more who have moved on with their lifes and have no interest anymore, I was ok about it. Barbara On Thu, 21 Mar 2024 at 16:30, Kenneth Sharp-Knott <kknott@...> wrote: I manage a list with some 900 members and we're going through removing duplicates, etc, before the bill comes due.? I noticed that nearly 80 members have a red bounce icon.? Are these dead emails or does that just mean they bounced at one time or another? |
Re: Red Bounce members
On Thu, Mar 21, 2024 at 03:30 PM, Kenneth Sharp-Knott wrote:
I manage a list with some 900 members and we're going through removing duplicates, etc, before the groups.io bill comes due.? I noticed that nearly 80 members have a red bounce icon.If you are on a 'per member' plan, bouncing members don't count towards that for billing purposes.? ?Are these dead emails or does that just mean they bounced at one time or another?They bounced at some point and the process to get there is covered in the Owner's Manual.? Bouncing refers to email delivery so it's perfectly possible for the member to still read messages online. I'm curious how to address these?? Should I do the 'bounce probe' option?? What does that do exactly?There's a section in the Owner's Manual about handling bouncing members too.? There's also a page in the GMF Wiki on that. Regards Andy |
Red Bounce members
I manage a list with some 900 members and we're going through removing duplicates, etc, before the groups.io bill comes due.? I noticed that nearly 80 members have a red bounce icon.? Are these dead emails or does that just mean they bounced at one time or another?
I'm curious how to address these?? Should I do the 'bounce probe' option?? What does that do exactly? Best |
Re: Pending member in hard bounce
#bouncing
#pendingmember
Thank you, Duane. I contacted the member from my personal address explaining the whole thing, but I also suggested he sign up with a different account.
Best, Marina |
Re: Different Browsers Give Different Results
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this might be something that you should make Mark aware of thru the Beta
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-Ken |
Re: Member deleted message and topic
On Mon, Mar 18, 2024 at 12:12 PM, STRmixUG wrote:
Why were they still able to delete things?Members can ALWAYS delete any messages they've posted, regardless of group settings.? (If it happens to be the only message in a topic, the topic is also deleted.)? With the setting you have, they can't EDIT them. Duane -- Lots of detailed information can be found in the Owners Manual and Members Manual. |
Re: Pending member in hard bounce
#bouncing
#pendingmember
On Mon, Mar 18, 2024 at 12:11 PM, Marina wrote:
Now, what can/should I do?He could contact his email provider and make them remove Groups.io from the spam list they use.? Until they do, he'll never get anything from the site. Duane -- Lots of detailed information can be found in the Owners Manual and Members Manual. |
Member deleted message and topic
Hi there,
One of my group¡¯s members was able to delete a message and topic. I thought I prevented this by checking Messaging Policies > Disable Editing Messages. The line under this option says, ¡°Don¡¯t allow members to edit their own messages.¡± Why were they still able to delete things? Thanks, Steven Sent from my iPad Nano |
Pending member in hard bounce
#bouncing
#pendingmember
I recently removed a member because his account (on free.fr domain) continued to be in hard bounce in spite of several bounce probes.
He applied to the group again, saying that he doesn't understand why he had been removed from the group. In the pending members page his account still has a red B next to it. The reason is: "Bounced 07.03.2022: mx1.free.fr: 550 spam detected". His account isn't included in the group bouncing members' list (I think because he is no longer an actual member of the group, right?). Now, what can/should I do? If his account is in hard bounce, can he receive mail from the owner's address? Thank you for your help. Marina |
Re: Different Browsers Give Different Results
I found the section in Firefox for the assigning and saving cookies to use for logging into specific sites, but so far it is hit and miss if it saves it. Still working on it. After using one browser for so long, and getting use to how it works, it takes a little time to work through a new one.
I'll look at that link you offered Dave. Thanks, Don |
Re: Moderator received two identical messages!
Thank you for your swift reply.? I've appended my response to your original message.
-- Is this moderator on the reverification list? If so, it stands to reason she would receive two copies...one the original and one the bcc. No. -- Were you unable to contact everyone with a single message and had to do it twice? If so, then this moderator would receive two bcc's. Yes and approximately 40% of the messages were 'qued for delivery' Does this assist?? I'm not overly concerned hoping its a one-off. Kind regards |
Re: Different Browsers Give Different Results
And whilst cookies are the engine of the web that follows us and allows ads to target us there are steps that can be taken. That is, if the work is done, the cookies can be managed and kept to a minimum.
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Re: Different Browsers Give Different Results
On Sun, Mar 17, 2024 at 07:10 PM, Don Grass wrote:
Everything works again like it should, except I haven't figured out how to get it to remember me after I have signed in yet.The login is stored as a cookie. If you disable cookies, it won't work. Regards, Bruce Check out the groups.io Help Center?and?groups.io Owners Manual |
Re: Different Browsers Give Different Results
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Re: Different Browsers Give Different Results
On 17 March 2024 15:34:09 (+00:00), Don Grass wrote:
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Re: Different Browsers Give Different Results
On Sun, Mar 17, 2024 at 11:37 AM, Don Grass wrote:
I¡¯m looking for some guidance. I decided to switch away from the Microsoft Edge browser because of their use of AI, and I¡¯m now using another browser called Dissenter that I have made my default browser. After adjusting some browser settings in Dissenter, it appeared I got every the way I like it in using Groups.io. After going through my group checking for functionality, I found some things do not work.The Gab Dissenter browser was rife with vulnerabilities and development was abandoned three years ago. I encourage you to use something that's actively supported. Regards, Bruce Check out the groups.io Help Center?and?groups.io Owners Manual |
Different Browsers Give Different Results
¿ªÔÆÌåÓýI¡¯m looking for some guidance. I decided to switch away from the Microsoft Edge browser because of their use of AI, and I¡¯m now using another browser called Dissenter that I have made my default browser. After adjusting some browser settings in Dissenter, it appeared I got every the way I like it in using Groups.io. After going through my group checking for functionality, I found some things do not work. ?
? I¡¯ll do some more tweaking with this browser, but maybe I will end up using another browser. ? Don |