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Re: Adding a group to my subscription
Hi Penny, you have to join the group in order to add a tear subscription.
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On Sep 28, 2024, at 12:52?PM, Penny Leder <penny.leder.aka.smith@...> wrote: |
Re: Is there a menu option called "All Topics"? One Member claims his menu has it in place of New Topic.
On Fri, Oct 4, 2024 at 12:31 PM, Jeannette Bellerose wrote:
Alternatively, when at the groups.io/topics page, your member could click on "Your Groups", the menu item right above "Topics". From there, they'll be able to choose your group. In addition, from the site overview page, /groups, you can just click on the group name and be taken directly to the Topics page for that group.
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Duane
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Re: Renewing a Member
On Fri, Oct 4, 2024 at 07:29 PM, Ruth Daniels wrote:
I'm glad we have the Past Members filter, but don't see how I can use it to reinstate a member. Currently you cannot do that although that facility has been requested before.
Do I need to manually add them in again???Yes. Or they can try and subscribe and you can approve that (assuming you have restricted membership). ?
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Andy |
Re: Is there a menu option called "All Topics"? One Member claims his menu has it in place of New Topic.
On Fri, Oct 4, 2024 at 11:07 AM, Bruce Bowman wrote:
Thank you, Bruce. I'm embarrassed to admit I didn't even know that was available. Another 5 years of membership and I might get there... ;)
Alternatively, when at the groups.io/topics page, your member could click on "Your Groups", the menu item right above "Topics". From there, they'll be able to choose your group. Once there, they'll see the left hand side menu with both "Messages" and "New Topic".?
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Re: Is there a menu option called "All Topics"? One Member claims his menu has it in place of New Topic.
On Thu, Oct 3, 2024 at 11:30 PM, S. Kalyanasundaram wrote:
This member says he is not able to introduce a New Topic, even though he has posting privileges. He's probably at /topics?
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This displays all the topics in the all groups he's a member of; if he's subscribed to only one group (yours), it may look similar and perhaps lead to confusion.
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You'll likely have to do some hand-holding and provide the actual URL of your group's messages page.?
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Regards,
Bruce
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Re: Is there a menu option called "All Topics"? One Member claims his menu has it in place of New Topic.
On Thu, Oct 3, 2024 at 11:30 PM, S. Kalyanasundaram wrote:
Is it in English or in another language? If the latter, it could be a translation issue. A screenshot showing the left side menu, as Frances suggests, would be useful. Or, if the member doesn¡¯t know how to do that, maybe you could ask them to list the items in that menu. Also, you can tell them that the icon for it is a square with a pencil coming from the top right corner.
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Re: about special notices
No, that's something they'd have to do in their email program when replying.? I don't think there's anything Groups.io can do about.? Maybe if the reply were made online, but that would be a minority on most groups.? To be clear though, it's NOT actually sent as a Special Notice unless it's sent by an admin of the group.
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Duane
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Re: Members of Subgroup have to be members of primary (parent ) group
On Thu, Oct 3, 2024 at 06:39 AM, Jeremy Harrison wrote:
as main and sub-group moderatorships should be the same Not necessarily.? However, any owner on the main groups is automatically able to see activity on the subgroup and moderators can be given that permission.
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Duane
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Re: Members of Subgroup have to be members of primary (parent ) group
On Wed, Oct 2, 2024 at 09:27 PM, Bruce Bowman wrote:
An issue I raised a while back is that someone can join a sub-group (by invitation or approval of sub-group moderator), and hence a main group, without any awareness by the main group moderatorship (through approval or main group activity log).
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IIRC, the consensus was that this wasn't seen as a problem, as main and sub-group moderatorships should be the same.
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Jeremy |
Re: Members of Subgroup have to be members of primary (parent ) group
I believe it's possible to have the mail delivery set to No Mail for the main group and an active delivery option set for the subroup. But AFAIK, there isn't a way to have a member on a subgroup who's not a member of the main group.? (If there were, I'd prganize my groups and subgroups differently than I do now.) From: "Bruce Bowman" <bowman46118@...>
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Re: How to tell if a post is a special notice?
On Wed, Oct 2, 2024 at 05:02 PM, I wrote:
If a hashtag is applied, there is no indication of this while in pending status, and you just have to remember which of the perhaps hundreds of hashtags have the "special" flag set. Well Pete, I was wrong.* In both cases (ticking the checkbox or applying a hashtag) the Special badge will appear on the pending message and the activity log entry will say "sent special notice."
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Although these log entries do contain links to the messages, as with the message base itself there's no good way to filter them. Still, better than nothing.
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Sorry,
Bruce
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*I had a #special hashtag in my test group but for some reason it didn't have the special flag set. When you assume...
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Re: How to tell if a post is a special notice?
On Wed, Oct 2, 2024 at 01:02 PM, Pete Cook wrote:
Is there a way to tell in the archive whether a post was sent as a special notice? If the "send as special notice" checkbox is ticked during message composition, the message will display a "special" badge while in pending status, and the corresponding entry in the activity log will say "sent special notice" rather than "sent message."?
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If a hashtag is applied, there is no indication of this while in pending status, and you just have to remember which of the perhaps hundreds of hashtags have the "special" flag set. Further confusing the issue, regular members (non-Mods) cannot send a special notice even if they apply the same hashtag.
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As I look at my group exports, the data available suggest that this information might not be stored at all...the message just goes out immediately to everyone not on "no email" and that's it. But if it is, I agree it would be handy to be able to filter on it.?
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Regards,
Bruce
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Re: Members of Subgroup have to be members of primary (parent ) group
On Wed, Oct 2, 2024 at 01:02 PM, Barry wrote:
I have at least one member of my subgroup who is not a member of the primary (parent) group. This seems unlikely. When someone is approved for a subgroup they are automatically added to the main group. A person can, however, have a different Display Name in the subgroup vs the main group. You need to look for a matching email address, not rely on other data elements.
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Regards,
Bruce
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Members of Subgroup have to be members of primary (parent ) group
I thought the above statement was the case and a rule. I have at least one member of my subgroup who is not a member of the primary (parent) group. My moderator approved his membership to the subgroup in May. He has already posted a thread. How can this be the case ? barry |
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