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Sandy, ? Don't confuse Bouncing (blue) or Bounced (red) status with Removed for spam. ? Messages which are delivered to a member's Spam folder had to have first been accepted by the email service,

Whenever we have had this problem, it's because the member's email account is sending messages to spam. Groups.io has to then bounce the member in order to protect the whole system. (We've had this

I think the best way to handle member upset over auto-unsubscibe is for an Owner or Moderator to correspond with the person and explain what happened. If Owners leave it up to the system the member

== == Hi Barry, This is not a precise answer to your question here, but I hope it offers you some partial workarounds in lieu of the double arrows you suggested, so . . . While at your groups.io group

I wrote: In another topic Bruce wrote [ GMF #16408 ( /g/GroupManagersForum/message/16408 ) ]: So, there's one way information about whether or not a member is subscribed to other

Hi Shal, Again thank you. Many of our members are NOT technical savvy and would be lost in a lot of what is posted on the FAQ. As a retired techy I have written more than my share of overly technical

Bob -- The Recent Bounces list in your subscriber's member record will display activity from your group only. With the understanding that his account's bouncing status could have originated from

I'm not sure that that assertion is correct; you can have no idea what the first language of the person who wrote the ISP's spam detection software is. That said, you and your member still have my

Ken, In our case this member has been hesitant to post to the group and the Ouch. I can see why he/she might jump to the wrong conclusion. It *might* not be entirely coincidence. Some email services

Bob, I looked and he had a blue B symbol, but the only error message I could Odd. Where did you find this error, and what did it say? The only place I can think of that you might have looked (below)

Shal, Thank you for clearing that up for me. In our case this member has been hesitant to post to the group and the auto-Unsubscribe-message coincidently went out the day after their first post. I

Open the subscriber's member record (Admin>Members) and click on Email Delivery History at the top. Then click open any messages listed in the Recent Bounces section. With the member's record still

One of my members is complaining about not getting emails. His provider is Cox.? I looked and he had a blue B symbol, but the only error message I could find was a general message that it was a

Ken, Yes. Subject: Subscriber has rejoined [email protected] (Of course, naming the posting address of your group, rather than GMF) Their subscription settings are retained, including

Barry, https://beta.groups.io/g/main It has unrestricted membership and public archives, much like GMF. Beta is the official "suggestion box" for proposing & discussing improvements to Groups.io as a

Brian, It isn't evident, but clicking the "All Posts By This Member" link fills in that search parameter. No. Your posterid is the same in all groups. The number on that URL is unique to your

To answer davew, I know much more about her than most group owners do about applicants prior to they are included in this group.? We vet members thoroughly because of the sensitivity of personal info

We had a member that was unsubscribed due to the SPAM filter and was rather upset over it. If a member uses the link sent to re -subscribe will owners/moderators be notified so that we can put them on

And that's the way to go about it.? That gives the individual the option to offer or withhold, and that should be their choice.? ?Just as it should be a group owner's choice to accept/decline

This is a small thing but, as a new groups.io manager, just something I haven't yet come across. ?I've seen referenced here in the GMF a "beta group" but I'm not clear whether group owners have