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The owner or moderator with permissions can disable "no mail" choice in Admin, Preferences. If that happens, any members that are currently No Mail automatically get the email status of "special notices only".?

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If the owner uses Special Notices cautiously, ?just when it is really necessary to contact all members, it shouldn't cause too much grief for those who don't want mail and just want to read online.

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I prefer disallowing No Mail because I want to be able to send a Special Notice very occasionally and hope that I can reach all members.

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Frances

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On Wed, Jul 24, 2024 at 10:01 AM, Margo Seegrist wrote:

I just looked at the Wiki and aren't sure where to find info about whether you can "push" an email to someone who has chosen "No Mail".

As a group admin, you can certainly send that person a private message (via the button at the bottom of their subscription page) and cut-and-paste any desired content into it.

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Otherwise, no.

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Regards,

Bruce

On Tue, Jul 23, 2024 at 05:13 PM, TucsonHikers wrote:

The photos I copied into this post still exist on Facebook.

If the image URL ever changes, then your browser will no longer be able to fetch it.

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Also, it sometimes happens that access to the image requires some kind of authentication (you must first log in, or you have to join this FB group, etc). Your post may look good to you while you're still logged into the other site's portal, but no one else can see the linked content because they aren't.

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It's always best to download or otherwise make a copy of an image and use that in your post.?

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Regards,

Bruce

If these are photos that were taken with an iPhone, they may be in HEIC format. These images may not render in most browsers.?

If that’s the case, go to the iPhone’s settings > camera > formats and change to Most Compatible.?

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pete?

I have the same problem. Seems to happen mostly with linked photos from Facebook. Here's a screenshot of a recent example.

The photos I copied into this post still exist on Facebook.

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On Mon, Jul 22, 2024 at 07:19 PM, KWKloeber wrote:

Doesn't posting a link only provide the member a path to the file, not render the image?

It does. But I would suggest this is more effective use of MIPS and interweb bandwidth than sending the same image out to every individual in the Group.

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Brian.

OK, I created a "new member" using a Gmail account and the messages are coming through and downloading as emails without any problem.? So, it looks like it is a Fastmail issue.? Thanks to everyone for their help and suggestions.

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Ann

On Tue, Jul 23, 2024 at 09:58 AM, Malcolm Austen wrote:

To avoid later confusion, don't delete the subgroup, just stop using it :-)

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I can't remember what happens to the main group URL after you add and then remove subgroups.

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However, to add to Malcolm's comment, you can also change a subgroup's visibility in the menu on the main group so only subgroup members see it. And delete all subgroup members but yourself. This doesn't mean that you can make a private subgroup visible or not to the general public. See

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See /helpcenter/ownersmanual/1/using-subgroups/creating-a-subgroup

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Frances

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I am considering adding a subgroup which it appears will change the way the main group is named which makes me hesitate.

If I delete the subgroup, it doesn't retreat to the old name?

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Thanks!

On Tue, Jul 23, 2024 at 08:38 AM, Bruce Bowman wrote:

If you insert a space character between them and any subsequent text, they will not be displayed as blockquotes.

Well, watch me backtrack.

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I could've sworn this was the behavior when I tested this half an hour ago, but it's not doing it now.

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At this point I'm bewildered too.

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Bruce

Excellent suggestion, Christos.? Thank you.? I will do that right now.

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Ann

On Tue, Jul 23, 2024 at 12:55 AM, KWKloeber wrote:

In this instance,?I checked Activity and my original post was via email, apparently from my phone not Outlook (laptop).? Almost certainly using the iOS Mail App, which is not plain text.? However, the message (retrieved from my AOL trash as I had dumped it) is plain text when I open it in Outlook.?

Email apps/clients will sometimes try to be 'helpful' by showing some formatting in plain text messages. An obvious example is email address that can be shown as a hyperlink when, by definition, a plain text message cannot contain such a link.

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Regards

Andy

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Bruce

it does make some sense but, of course, a Mod should be able to make that type of change (say Bold the text.)

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In this instance,?I checked Activity and my original post was via email, apparently from my phone not Outlook (laptop).? Almost certainly using the iOS Mail App, which is not plain text.? However, the message (retrieved from my AOL trash as I had dumped it) is plain text when I open it in Outlook.?

VERY strange goings on, but at least I now know why the Toolbar is gone.

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Duane:

Negatory.? I have used the >>> text <<< method "for years."? See

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Bruce:

? I have not been changing the group posting/display settings.

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On to Beta to inquire there!

Thanks y'all.?

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-Ken

On Mon, Jul 22, 2024 at 06:31 PM, Nichole Arp wrote:

I'm getting the image below when looking at some of my past posts with screenshots, even though at the time I posted them they looked fine

Nichole -- There are a number of things that could cause this.

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- All images and files in messages are stored as attachments. If you have the group set up to "delete old attachments" they will eventually disappear.

- Deleting any image from the Emailed Photos folder will also remove it from the message.

- If the image was inserted as a link to somewhere else (<IMG> tag), and that image is subsequently removed at the source, a broken link will be displayed.

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To sort this out further we will need more details on exactly what you've been doing.

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Regards,

Bruce

I'm getting the image below when looking at some of my past posts with screenshots, even though at the time I posted them they looked fine:

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Any suggestions?

On Mon, Jul 22, 2024 at 05:08 PM, KWKloeber wrote:

?I did this (below) and the result (2nd below) was very different than previously. ?

I edited/tested this several times/ways and it appears that ?“>” is now not displayed and forces an indented block.

Yes, even plain text messages are doing this. The message itself still contains the greater-than sign but it's converted into indents for display.

Is this a recent change?