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Roger Colwell wrote: Larry, both mailserver examples you gave have?p=none?policy tags, which?means that the mailbox provider won't take any actions with the emails that fail DMARC. The other two

Dave -- I must admit that I'm not very fond of this idea. In a thread of multiple posts, it's hard to determine, a priori, exactly which of the messages is being replied to. I also do not want a

Thomas wrote: Hi Ann,what email client are you using, and on what type of machine (Mac/Windows/Linux/…)? It sounds very hard to believe that your email client should modify your ?from“ address

Larry, both mailserver examples you gave have *p=none* policy tags, which means that the mailbox provider won't take any actions with the emails that fail DMARC. The other two acceptable 'p' tags are

I send second welcome messages to new members from my email with the group name in the subject.? That way responses come back to my email. I've never cc'd the group so have no clue what that does.

Hi Ann, what email client are you using, and on what type of machine (Mac/Windows/Linux/…)? It sounds very hard to believe that your email client should modify your ?from“ address when sending

I understand the rationale for the?name@...>name=example.com@..., to satisfy the DMARC tests. What mystifies me is how Yahoo somehow never had to do this. My group at Yahoo had

So you sent it from your own email interface, not from Groups.io? And you put your Groups.io into the CC? If you put it in as a cc, likely the person is replying all. Why not try BCC'ing your owner

Doug, I have one that is sitting with the pending member status.? Email looks legit as a name and a service provider.? I've sent emails asking them to check their spam folders for the confirmation

It just happened again.? I sent a message via my private email in reply to to a pending member and cc'd the owner address.? In that cc, the From line was, as I explained, my ema

Just running this up the flag pole before going to beta with it - I didn't find anything about this using the search function. Is there a way (and is it desirable) to put up a 'This post has been

I've dealt with this two ways. 1. I use the regular reply button, remove the group address in the "To" area, then copy the individual's address from the email and paste it into the "To" line. (If they

Hi Win, this is slightly OT for the forum I think - feel free to contact me under my normal email address: computerhusky AT gmail.com Short summary: select the column you want to use for sorting, open

With all the info provided I have managed to bring in the members list, get it in to columns, deleted the columns I didn’t want. Now how do I get the list sorted by date joined? I’m using Excel

I also had placed a request to have my yahoo messages imported (we also missed the “easy transfer” deadline due to owner communication issues). Like Christopher, just received the response that

Hi, I'm wanting to send messages to a group, From: the Owner ,? implications of which are that replies etc will go to Owner+? and *not* to my own membership email address. What is the recommended

Samuel, There has been a shortage of round tuits. (Isn't there always?) I don't know if this popular request will receive one soon, but Mark has commented favorably about doing something like this.

SamiJo, Do you mean that you cannot send To that address? If you are copying the address and pasting it into a reply message then you need to "undo" the change after you paste, but before you send.

This is true, but unfortunately Groups.io's subscribe procedures are multi-stepped and the first step is verifying the e-mail address only. On Yahoogroups, often when I tried to I tried to join a

Ann, I'm a little confused. Firstly as to how you know what the From line showed, as received by the pending member? As others have said, that kind of manipulation of one's From address happens only