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Yesterday, I [email protected] ( [email protected] )?as a new member. I read the instructions [email protected] ( [email protected] )?had to be given moderator privileges. I went

Noel, He could set a filter in Thunderbird to automatically move incoming group messages to a separate folder. I have one named In-GMF, some for a few select other groups, and an In-Lists for all the

Noel, I think it must be a missed setting in his OS or in Thunderbird. In mine those links immediately pop open a compose window when clicked. It may be that the user's OS configuration doesn't

reuse of a group name for a significant period of time after a group has been closed. Maybe it should be reported to him. You could prevent reuse by creating the old group again then deleting it after

J, I think it is a desired feature more than a loophole. If a group wants to rename itself yet block access to their old name they can always create a new group under the old name. In fact I'd usually

Hi, The closest is setting the group to moderated, which means all posts must be approved by moderators. Cheers, Joseph [mod note: see also the Announcement Group checkbox in ?the?Spam Control

Thanks for your post. compose the reply using the group's web page rather than Thunderbird. His root problem is that clicking on these links does nothing. Could he have set something to disable links?

This seems like a big loophole around Mark's intention of not allowing reuse of a group name for a significant period of time after a group has been closed. Maybe it should be reported to him. J

That was easy!? :-) Thanks for all the ideas.? Renaming the "old" one and creating a new one with the old name worked.? Easy enough.

This is a situation I'd not even considered before it came up elsewhere, and I know of no mechanism to do so, but suspect it exists. ? It may be an "owner only" sort of control, it may be somewhere I

Noel, That's true. It has been discussed in beta@ but is difficult given that various email user interfaces behave differently with mailto: links. Some don't support a "body" parameter (which would be

Jeff, As the other replies have implied, the deleted group's name is permanently marked as "used". The DIY approach to this would be to rename the group rather than delete it. Rename doesn't leave the

p.s. Do it fast, before you get any members. Also, Mark is on vacation (or his version of one) so his response might be delayed. J

You can't go from private archives to public archives. I'd just email Mark in this case, since there are no members yet. He's very accomodating. J

If your group is named "group" you can delete it and rename it "group2" or something similar however you can rebuild it without changing the name which I would recommend and not lose your members

Hi Jeff, What about going to Settings for your group and changing Privacy settings? I believe you can't re-use the same group name if you delete your group. However, there is a message from Shal

ps I meant, I bet he'd be willing to change the setting for you. J Sent from my iPhone

Not normally, but since you have no members yet, I bet if you email Mark with the request he can make it happen. I would contact him at the support address, [email protected]. J Sent from my iPhone

I have no messages nor members yet.? I didn't mean to make the messages private.? DOH!? If I delete the group, can I recreate it again with the same name, or does that name get locked out or

The user has suggested a new message delivery option he would prefer, a form of digest where it only sends emails once a day or so (as with the digest), sorted by thread, but as individual emails not