Hi - I seem to have a similar problem. I have (in order):

• set the default sub time zone (to London)
• invited a couple of members
• accepted the invitations (these are test addresses of my own)

If I send a few messages around and log in as one of those members the messages all have (I am guessing) Pacific time - for example a message sent/received at 17:03 London time shows a 9:03. I've double and triple checked and the groups settings for sub defaults are definitely set to London/Dublin etc, not the default.
Any ideas?
Richard

On Mon, Jan 20, 2020 at 11:56 AM, Richard Waller wrote:

looks like you've nailed it. I changed the preferences for the group to force HTML emails and I am now getting the footer I expected (critical for my application as I want to make it easy for people to reply to the sender rather than the whole group if they want to).

Is there any downside to forcing HTML emails?

I suggested that your own email preferences be set to HTML editor through Account, Preferences in Groups.io. That would give you want you want, I believe.

There has been discussions about forcing HTML for all your subscribers.
This thread, for example ?-?/g/GroupManagersForum/message/27598

About downsides -?

Force HTML - If you check Force Html, every message going out will be in html, and will have the html-styled footer. The plain-text digest will be disabled.?

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Hi Frances - thanks - looks like you've nailed it. I changed the preferences for the group to force HTML emails and I am now getting the footer I expected (critical for my application as I want to make it easy for people to reply to the sender rather than the whole group if they want to).

Is there any downside to forcing HTML emails?

Thanks, Richard

Sorry - let's try again - maybe it doesn't like the urls. The footer is either like this:

开云体育

Hi Richard,
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On Mon, Jan 20, 2020 at 11:13 AM, Events events wrote:

I have cleaned my member list 2 ways. (And this was important for me as my Yahoo Group is older and was likely to have a good number of old addresses). ?First, I ran it thru ZeroBounce.net and about 25% showed as bad addresses; I removed those. ?Then I sent out a Mailchimp email to all the remaining members, a migration letter. It told them about the move, logistic and why we were moving. 9% bounced here and they were removed. ?I expect a very clean upload. ?(Any way we can forward this info to the folks who check my list and decide the delay or not.)

You could make a note on your home page description. Alter it back later after all is complete. That is viewable by everyone, member or not. Edit in Admin, Settings.

Frances
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I understand the limit. ?I have cleaned my member list 2 ways. (And this was important for me as my Yahoo Group is older and was likely to have a good number of old addresses). ?First, I ran it thru ZeroBounce.net and about 25% showed as bad addresses; I removed those. ?Then I sent out a Mailchimp email to all the remaining members, a migration letter. It told them about the move, logistic and why we were moving. 9% bounced here and they were removed. ?I expect a very clean upload. ?(Any way we can forward this info to the folks who check my list and decide the delay or not.)
Paul

A search to the wiki for table of contents yields?How to put a Table of Contents on a Wiki page
That is how I learned to do it.

On Mon, Jan 13, 2020 at 04:37 PM, Jim Wells wrote:

Have contacted support, when they stop laughing at me they may reply,
jim

Just curious how your situation was resolved, Jim.? I'm wondering because I blew it myself just now.? Deleted the wrong group!? So you're not alone.

I'd been trying to delete two testing groups (which had been created more than a year ago and served their purpose), but during a month of multiple attempts, nothing happened -- the groups remained in my pull-down menu.? I wanted the testing groups gone because one of them had a name very similar to the one that I accidentally deleted, which was a fear that ultimately came true, argh!

--Paula

Thanks for the replies. I am now confused again though... I am getting the following footer:

It doesn't include reply to sender (I haven't removed other options and have set the reply-to back to Group). I have managed to get an email with the links as Frances indicated but only once. All I'm doing is replying to the group. Any ideas? Is it a timing thing? Does it take a few minutes for the group to settle down after the first members are added maybe? I've been adding and removing a couple of users repeatedly to test the configuration so maybe that's upsetting it?

Thanks,

Richard

Mod's note: no footer

On Mon, Jan 20, 2020 at 07:53 AM, Anthony Angelo wrote:

Is there a way for Admins to get notification when a member is in bounce status? I just came across the list while clicking around, and have a couple members who haven't been receiving our messages for a month or more.

You can find the info in Admin, Members. Pull down Members button - but that info isn’t pushed to owners.?

The member can see in their subscription and they get an email as well as a banner notice on the group home page. It is mostly the member that needs to take action - click on a link in the email. They can also see all their bouncing in the top right Account (their name), in Recent Bounces).

As a moderator or owner, I wouldn't want to get a notification about all member soft bounces. Not necessary. It might be useful when Groups.io has stopped trying to send bounce probes - when Groups.io has given up.

/g/GroupManagersForum/wiki/dealing-with-bouncing
/static/help#bouncing

Frances

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On Sun, Jan 19, 2020 at 09:09 AM, Oristo wrote:

what is the mechanism for disabling numbering in tables of contents?

As far as I can determine, there isn't one.? It seems to be part of the package used for TOC programming.? To get the same look without the numbers, you'd need to format everything manually.

Duane
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On Mon, Jan 20, 2020 at 06:58 AM, Margery Flax wrote:

I also noticed, that even though I am a member of this group, it is not listed on my subscriptions list.

That tells me that you're the owner under another email address (account.)

Duane
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I know we're a bit off topic here, but Tool Tips does sound like a better plan.? It's arduous and time consuming, though.

Thanks to all for your help.? I think we can close this topic.

Dave

Is there a way for Admins to get notification when a member is in bounce status? I just came across the list while clicking around, and have a couple members who haven't been receiving our messages for a month or more.

Hi David,

If it was a former Rootsweb one I saw a number of List Owners setting up lists here but stating that they wouldn't be "open for business" until 1 March.
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On Mon, Jan 20, 2020 at 03:27 AM, Events events wrote:

I am migrating to Groups.io and will be direct adding over 600 new members.

While we're at it, see also?/g/GroupManagersForum/wiki/20-Invitations-Limit

Bruce

On Mon, Jan 20, 2020 at 03:27 AM, Events events wrote:

I am migrating to Groups.io and will be direct adding over 600 new members. Some of my current group are members are current moderators. ?Some have settings for delivery that match groups.io settings. ?I hope I can migrate the settings. Can I?

Kinda.

You can set email delivery at the time of Direct Add by appending the single word digest, summary or nomail after each entry. See attached screenshot. If you leave the delivery option blank, new subscribers will be assigned whatever is established in your group's Default Sub Settings (click the button at top of your Settings page).

If appending the word is clumsy and hard to automate, you can change your group's Default Sub Settings to digest and add all your digest members, then change the default to individual emails and add all those people, etc.

There is no way to similarly set a member's Role field. Subscribers will have to be promoted to Moderator after they've been added.

Bruce