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Thank you, Chris. ?Sorry I didn’t continue on with the thread. I was just trying to shorten the emails. I was able to work through the problem with Bruce’s help, which was very much appreciated. ?Turns out it was a storage problem because of very large photo files pulled over from Yahoo, and I learned a lot in fixing the situation. Very grateful for all you do. Anita?

Yes, I believe that a member would get private email regardless of their email settings.

Today, my group is finally getting on board with Groups.io distribution list.? There was an email today to the subgroup called members.? ?When I tried along with two others to respond to sender I received the first sender that responded so as a last resort I had to respond to the entire group which I did not want to do.

Can you tell me how we could avoid that.

Am I right in my assumption that private replies get sent to the member's email regardless of their email settings? (I'm thinking of members who have selected "no email").

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Just checking that I can get through with this email address. If it works OK I will unsubscribe the other one.

Thanks again for the advice.

Lawrence

On 19/10/2018 17:08, Bruce Bowman wrote:

Each email address = one account. You can change the email address associated with an account from your account settings. But you cannot set up several email addresses within a single account.

I have just joined under another email address. If this works OK I will unsubscribe my other address.

I thought that there must be some way to do it. The advice was appreciated.

Lawrence

Received from Lawrence at 10/19/2018 03:29 PM UTC:

I have several email addresses that I use for different purposes. For example, some are for Amateur Radio topics and others for more general ones. I am in several groups in Groups.io for different topics like that.

How can I set my messages to come to different email addresses for each of my various groups? At present they all come to the same one which clogs that inbox and ignores the others.

Not exactly what you asked about, but... I have all my messages from multiple groups sent to a single email address and let my email client filter them into mailboxes based on the "List-Id:" field in the message headers.

Jim H

On 19/10/2018 17:08, Bruce Bowman wrote:

What this means, as it relates to your question:? There is no way to change the delivery email address for a single group. To get the effect you want, you will have to unsub from that group and resub with your preferred (for that group) email address/account.*

Thanks. I now think I understand the process.

I will apply to join this group again under another email address and when, and if, that is approved I will unsubscribe from this one.

Lawrence

My recommendation would be to have one account/email on groups.io subscribed to all the groups and use filters in your email program to forward each group's messages.
With the aliases set, you can reply to a forwarded email and it will be posted to the appropriate group.?
I've not tried this but seems like it would work.? In Gmail forwarding, the from:/to: in the forwarded message are the same as the original, so a reply would go back to the groups.io group.? YMMV.
Toby

On Fri, Oct 19, 2018 at 12:30 PM, Lawrence wrote:

Is there a method to change my email address for some of the groups that I am already in?

Each email address = one account. You can change the email address associated with an account from your account settings. But you cannot set up several email addresses within a single account.?

What this means, as it relates to your question:? There is no way to change the delivery email address for a single group. To get the effect you want, you will have to unsub from that group and resub with your preferred (for that group) email address/account.*

Something else to keep in mind is that the groups.io login cookie applies to only one account; there is no capability to maintain multiple logins within a single web browser. When you click on "Your Groups" at upper left, only the ones associated with the email address that happens to be logged in at the time will show up. So as you change groups online, you will be forced to change logins as well. I hope that made sense.

If you do most of your interaction with groups.io via email, this may not be objectionable. If you use the web interface a lot, you may want to rethink the convenience factor of the multiple-email-address approach.

Hope this helps,
Bruce

*To avoid the login confusion, instead of unsubbing the old address, you could instead set that subscription to "No Email," and maintain two (or more) subscriptions to every group (if the Owners will let you). But this creates its own issues, which I will not attempt to explore further. My brain already hurts.?
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On 19/10/2018 15:58, Duane wrote:

The easiest (?) way would be to subscribe to the various groups using the email address you want them delivered to.? Whichever address you use to subscribe is where messages are sent.? An alias only allows you to send from another address.
Duane

I will remember that for new groups that I join.

Is there a method to change my email address for some of the groups that I am already in?

Lawrence

It depends on whether you're replying online or by email.? Online instructions also depend on which Preference you have set for your account.? Email instructions will depend on your client settings/functions, so you should look around online for those.

Duane
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The easiest (?) way would be to subscribe to the various groups using the email address you want them delivered to.? Whichever address you use to subscribe is where messages are sent.? An alias only allows you to send from another address.

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On Fri, Oct 19, 2018 at 10:18 AM, Jim Higgins wrote:

that seems like a bug to me

It's really not since that's the way it's designed.? As has been mentioned, you can try convincing Mark otherwise on the beta group, but I doubt anything will change there.? You might suggest that status (NC) be included in the notification email, but I don't know how involved that would be.

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I tried and tried to browse through past posts here before sending this inquiry, seriously, I did.

On my own group, sometimes I accidentally get an original post to appear in the body of a reply I'm composing. ?But I don't know how I'm doing it.

I would like to do it more often. ?What's the trick?

As always, I appreciate your help, thanks bunches.

~~Pamela~~

I have several email addresses that I use for different purposes. For example, some are for Amateur Radio topics and others for more general ones. I am in several groups in Groups.io for different topics like that.

How can I set my messages to come to different email addresses for each of my various groups? At present they all come to the same one which clogs that inbox and ignores the others.

It is easy to do that in Yahoo groups but I have not found a method to do that here. I have set an alias email address but that does not seem to help.

Lawrence

Received from Shal...

The argument for making the web joiner visible to the group moderators early in the process is so that the mods can help him/her complete his/her subscription if necessary. It is only if the web joiner does not promptly confirms his/her email address that the group mods are likely to see him/her in the NC state.

I can see some sense to that... but I receive sub requests at my home email address and approve them via email. I shouldn't be able to approve a request via email (or via web for that matter) while the email address remains unconfirmed... and the notification I get at my home email address doesn't mention whether it's confirmed or not. I assumed it was confirmed until I found a member I approved via email with the "NC" tag. that seems like a bug to me.

Jim H

I have a couple of addresses on my own domain that I have given me absolutely no problems.? I use Thunderbird as an email client and bring all my mail (my domain addresses, as well as my verizon account) into and use a filter to separate them all into folders.? Since AOL handles my Verizon mail, I have to keep a fairly frequent check on that spam folder, but mail from the domain accounts comes through fine.

Cacky

On Fri, Oct 19, 2018 at 06:59 AM, Mike Capelle wrote:

how do i clear the bouncing? is that the link that says unbounce

More details on bounce handling than you probably ever wanted to know can be found in the system help (/static/help#bouncing).

Regards,
Bruce?
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