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I've done it in the past, though not recently, and later replies went to the same thread. Duane

I just did a test in my test group, and it seems that removing the tag didn't affect the title. At least, it did not create two separate threads when I afterwards responded via email to the thread

LeeAnne, That's ok. There's nothing really new here, but it does provide confirming evidence that the message really was sent by someone using the member's AOL account. This was an authentication test

Will removing a hashtag change the actual thread title? I want to remove an erroneous hashtag from someone's thread but don't want to split the thread, which would result if I change the actual title.

LeeAnne, Well, no. Had this been a legit message those links would have gone to a page at Google where you could view or download a file that had been put there. In this case who knows, and unless

My apologies Shal! ?I didn't realize you needed the whole thing: Return-Path: <//////////@aol.com> X-Sender: //////////@aol.com X-Apparently-To: equinecushings@... X-Received: [boring]

I mentioned it because I am pretty sure it did have (or least wanted to have?) an attachment. ?Here is a copy of the actual message on line. If I mouse over the red download link (red arrow) it makes

Deborah and I have added a section on subgroups to the wiki. Great joint volunteer effort! Frances

LeeAnne, I'm not sure why you mentioned this. Did the message have an attachment? Either way, I wouldn't touch it or any of the links in the message. Shal

LeeAnne, It seems incomplete. I don't see an X-Received field that shows the actual receipt from the source. That was probably below the X-YMailISG: field which ended your copy. In any case, what is

Is this any help? -- -LeeAnne ECIR ( https://ecir.groups.io/g/main )?Archivist

Donald, > Can calendars be shut off when we leave a group idle on Yahoo to > direct people to a group elsewhere, like on groups.io? Yes, but past experience is that turning off access to the calendar

HI Shal, Here is a copy of the "view source" from the message, sorry for the extra space but I can't figure out how to get rid of it.? oh yeah and another strange thing is we have never (and still

Shal . . . <ecir.archives@...> wrote: Can calendars be shut off when we leave a group idle on Yahoo to direct people to a group elsewhere, like on groups.io? If so, that may be the solution for

LeeAnne, Duh, I forgot to suggest another source of evidence: the group's Activity Log. Are there any incriminating entries in there from around the date/time of the spam posting, under "Mail", "Web",

Hi LeeAnne, It is now. Has it always been? If it were an event it may have been set before the calendar was closed to members. Hmm... Maybe I'm wrong about the Moderate override suppressing event

Hi Shal I'm pretty sure this wasn't done with the calendar. ?That is mod only. ?I already moderated that member in Yahoo. ? The message is in the yahoo groups' messages: Here are our Yahoo

LeeAnne, A couple thoughts: How did you "close" the messages? By changing the "Messages-Who can post" setting in the Access Control page your group's Control Panel? That should be more effective than

Hi All, Okay this isn't about groups.io but since many of us have migrated from there, I have a question that is driving our mods mad. We want our old Yahoo files and messages available for anyone to

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