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As to your first point, that's precisely the reason for my observation about the need to judiciously quote for "point by point" replies when there are just too many points that are not being responded

Thanks Bruce but I think I had already read the messages you linked when I did an archive search. It just seems strange that I can email the member immediately before and after two bounce probes

If I may I would disagree with you, Brian.? Whilst it is unnecessary for the whole of the thread to be copied on every message, it is frequently very helpful if at least the letter specifically being

strange, after I created the new group, about 30 mins later I received an email that the new group was created once I received this email, then I was able to create subgroups but during the 30 mins, I

I do hear what you are saying but often there is a long discussion and someone may be replying to a specific part of that discussion and with a ?few groups we have going and lots of mail from them

Thanks Bruce, I’ll just have to tell people who are replying via the site, instead of via email notifications, to highlight the text of the message they are replying to before starting their reply.

It's a problem on charter/spectrum/rr that comes and goes.? See: /g/GroupManagersForum/message/14623 /g/GroupManagersForum/topic/29605471

The oddity is, with the Chartertn.net member, yesterday morning I requested two bounce probes, ten minutes apart. Both bounced. In between I sent them an email from my Gmail account advising them I

I have considered it a blessing that the web interface does not automatically quote material.? One of the things that drives me almost insane on Groups.io, and it's a result of the service being a

Also, if one chooses something like Gmail (or any of the similar services from "the big players," e.g., Outlook.com, etc.) you can keep that address no matter what ISP you might end up going to.?

We've seen a number of these kinds of delivery issues with charter/spectrum/rr over the past 15 months. In the case above, their mail server couldn't handle the request, and requested redelivery at a

Wanda -- There is no group setting that will allow you as an Owner to enforce your own quoting rules. As you noted, (unlike Yahoo) Groups.io does not automatically quote the previous message thread

I moderate a group for a national 501(c)(3) group. Membership includes access to the group's message board (now hosted by Groups.io). I have one member who has intermittent bouncing problems that have

Frank -- As you have discovered, embedded images are reduced to 640px in the long dimension. This was the general consensus of group owners after having discussed this feature in beta back in 2016

I am being a bit thick I think but when using the web page to reply I can't see any way to make sure the thread is also copied below other than using block quote and then C&P'ing the previous message

It might be me but I found your description a bit confusing. Anyway... to your question. Go to your Group's *Settings* page and scroll down to *Photos*. What have you got set for *Max Size in Email* ?

Thanks, Duane.? You understood perfectly.? I'm sorry not to have acknowledged your response sooner.? For some reason it did not come through to my email and I have only just seen it here on the web

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Hello? folks. I noted that when I send a photo "embedded" in the text of an email to go to my group (I am the owner) - when I get my email copy back -- the photo looks the full proper size --- but

If this is the first subgroup that you've created, it may take some time for the changes needed to propagate through the system and/or internet.? Check your activity log to see what information, if