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This means that outlook accepted the email from your group and has queued it for delivery to the person.? How long it's held is anyone's guess.? If the inbox were full, it would be a different code number instead of 2.6.0, probably 4.2.2 or 5.2.2.? I don't know that it's the best source, but there's a decent explanation at http://emailaddressmanager.com/tips/codes.html

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I apologize if this seems too basic to most, but I don't understand what the response line is actually telling me because I don't understand the codes listed.? I am just wondering about this message in a potential member's Email Delivery History.? We are awaiting a response from this person before we approve their membership application and the deadline for approval is looming.? This is what I see:

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we get a 505 error when trying to invite??970541xxxx@...? to support email to text.? Only a problem with T-Mobile.? Att and verison as well as many others work fine.? Only T-Mobile is a problem.

On Dec 11, 2018, at 5:16 PM, Duane <txpigeon@...> wrote:

On Tue, Dec 11, 2018 at 04:11 PM, Michael Pavan wrote:
It looks like its replacement is:
"Profile and Email Address - Identity, changing email address, adding an email alias, merging accounts.”
No, the replacement (it was actually split into separate subjects), with correct wording is now:
/g/GroupManagersForum/wiki/Logging-in-and-How-to-Set-a-Personal-Password

OK, and the information there looks good and presented well.

Wikis are "live", so you can't just save a link and expect it to work forever.

Help links that are temporary are sort of a 'moving target' - that makes them problematic to include in a Member Notices message, which can be automatically sent to new users who are most likely to need the information.

The links should be permanent for the same subject(s) that still needs addressing, only the explanation should be updated. Misnamed Wikis should contain a link (or links) to its/their replacement.

Permanent links would be more helpful for users, plus Owners/Moderators and GMF might not have to deal with those receptive inquiries.

Wikis are only required for what is not clear, nor intuitive.

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Thanks Toby! I will look into that.

Received from Michael Pavan at 12/11/2018 09:20 PM UTC:

To say users can access the website without a password by using a "login link" is misleading as "login links" are merely temporary passwords. There is no difference in what access they enable, only the duration of access. "Login links" should always include the explanation that they are temporary (30 day) passwords, and the suggestion to create a permanent password along with the explanation of how little effort is required to "upgrade" a login link to a (permanent) password.

My testing reveals that the cookie created by clicking a "login link" does indeed expire in 30 days, BUT it is renewed for 30 days upon each new visit so unless you fail to visit for 30 days, or manually log out, it's a permanent login.

Jim H

On Tue, Dec 11, 2018 at 04:11 PM, Michael Pavan wrote:

It looks like its replacement is:
"Profile and Email Address - Identity, changing email address, adding an email alias, merging accounts.”

No, the replacement (it was actually split into separate subjects), with correct wording is now:
/g/GroupManagersForum/wiki/Logging-in-and-How-to-Set-a-Personal-Password
Wikis are "live", so you can't just save a link and expect it to work forever.

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Joe, I see what you're trying to do.? I do that a lot to capture and work with data.? But groups.io is not displaying a tabular view with columns so it's gonna be hard to capture what you want in a way that works (to load into a spreadsheet for example).
Best bet is to find an mbox to csv converter like this ->?

(I googled 'read mbox excel' to find it, there may be others)
Toby

Duane,

On Dec 10, 2018, at 5:20 PM, Duane <txpigeon@...> wrote:

On Mon, Dec 10, 2018 at 12:44 PM, Michael Pavan wrote:
OK, then the ’30 day’ part of the explanation needs updating/correction

I was accepting that I misstated the duration of a ‘login link’ and was agreeing that needed updating/correction.

It's been correct on the wiki page since Nov 15.

Your comment makes me believe you did not understand my complete suggestion about ‘passwords’ vs ‘login links' and/or I was unclear in my acceptance of your critique of that part of my suggestion:


What I had suggested:
| Passwords/login links
| To say users can access the website without a password by using a ‘login link’ is misleading as ‘login links’ are merely temporary passwords. There is no difference in what access they enable, only the duration of access. ‘Login links’ should always include the explanation that they are temporary (30 day) passwords, and the suggestion to create a permanent password along with the explanation of how little effort is required to ‘upgrade’ a login link to a (permanent) password.

The GMF Wiki page that I was referring to:
"GroupManagersForum/wiki/How-to-Set-a-Personal-Password-and-Profile%3B-Changing-Email-Address"
/g/GroupManagersForum/wiki/How-to-Set-a-Personal-Password-and-Profile%3B-Changing-Email-Address
now seems to no longer exist.

It looks like its replacement is:
"Profile and Email Address - Identity, changing email address, adding an email alias, merging accounts.”
/g/GroupManagersForum/wiki/Profile-and-Email-Address-and-Merging-Accounts
[ in the "Advice to Group Members” section of /g/GroupManagersForum/wiki/home ]
which also does not identify ‘login links’ as temporary passwords, nor how simple it is to upgrade a ‘login link’ to a (permanent) password.

Michael

On Tue, Dec 11, 2018 at 02:53 PM, Janie wrote:

By the way, I mean the ability of one member to "private message" another member via the system.

You can enter a private message to someone via groups.io, but they are received by email only...they are not made available online, or even retained in any way by the system that I know of. Perhaps that will be a feature of the groups.io app, but for now it does not exist.

Sorry,
Bruce?
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Duane, so the only way in IO for one member to communicate directly to another member privately is just to email them, correct??

On Tue, Dec 11, 2018 at 01:54 PM, Janie wrote:

the ability to send a message directly to another member

That's what the Private option does, albeit via email.

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You should be able to accomplish the same thing by using the Messages view, /g/GroupManagersForum/messages, since they get numbered as they come in.? You can reverse the sort order by using the Date at the upper right.

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On YahooGroups when I would go to look at the threads It could display them in the "Relaxed" "Slim" form with the message number first, then the message subject and then the user who submitted it and the date submitted. I would then manually copy this data and put it into a spreadsheet which allowed me to work with each posting using its posting number as the reference number.

I do not see a way to display the data on Groups.io like that (i.e. with the message number first). I tried exporting my group data to see if that would give me what I needed, but the json files were not showing what I needed and when I tried to open the Mbox file it was way to much info to parse for my needs.

Any idea on how to do this? I have attached a screen shot from YahooGroups of how the messages would display.

TIA!

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But the Chat function is not a private conversation between one member to another, correct? I'm referring to what Yahoo had and still has---the ability to send a message directly to another member, so that only you and the member you message are in the conversation, and you and the member are the only ones who can see the conversation between you two.?

By the way, I mean the ability of one member to "private message" another member via the system. Not about overall group privacy. Just the ability to "private" message another member. Yahoo had it and am surprised IO doesn't.

Disappointed upon searching that PM's don't exist in the IO Groups,
right? So the members simply email each other?
Janie

When replying from the web page, members compose their reply in the reply window and then need to click on the PRIVATE button in the lower right hand corner below the window to reply to just the sender.

Dano