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My version of Thunderbird allows me to "Reply" which goes to sender, or use the dropdown labeled "Reply List" which gives me both options.? I'm confused that others with T'bird don't have the same

Hi all, This week's change log: https://beta.groups.io/g/main/message/15511 Feel free to reply to this topic if you'd like to comment on the changes. Or better yet, if you expect a lot of discussion

John, There's been a patch to restore the old behavior of Reply, but you have to configure it in your copy of Tbird: "I implemented a preference mail.override_list_reply_to in bug 1392371. When set to

Your longstanding reflex reaction when replying is exactly what I am enduring Shal. I'm almost 68 years of age with over 30 years sitting in front of computers and old habits die really hard for me.

Sharon, I get individual emails. ?I can mute hashtags from my email. It is in the footer of the email. Check out the post Using Hashtags (received Dec 12, around 10am) in your email.

Sharon, Yes. And if your Message Selection setting is "Following Only" you can follow hashtags the same way you follow topics. That's in the Advanced Preferences expander of your Subscription page in

Jonathan, As the official "suggestion box", beta@ is really the appropriate place. Especially so in this case since the change was initiated there and there is an active discussion about it. You don't

John, There's a little more to it than that. Part of the user's motivation was to make Groups.io's behavior the same as mailman's. Mailman is a reasonably popular program for self-hosted email lists,

1. Can people mute hashtags the same way they can mute topics? 2. Can groups be combined when they are imported? Sharon ---- Sharon Villines [email protected]

I don't have the link handy, but Mark mentioned some time ago on beta@ that he has backup in place.? I doubt we'd get the same quick service, but the site should continue, at least for awhile. Duane

I would also like to see the response to this question - it is pivitol Thanks Matty

I'm a Thunderbird user Shal and have only read the thread on beta@ a couple of hours ago. It wasn't until some members of my group emailed me privately to let me know that my replies to their messages

Jonathan, As far as I know, only Thunderbird implements this Reply to List "feature". So the overall impact to your group might be minimal. Shal

I'm not a member of that group and don't really feel the need to be involved in the development of the program. However, I think this change is not a good one for my lists, and I suspect they way most

It was changed Dec 14 at about noon CST as noted in the thread that Shal referred to, /g/GroupManagersForum/message/3008.? If I were you, I'd post your 'complaint' there so Mark can

Now that you mention it it appears that a simple Reply, as I and I suspect nearly everyone on my lists do, replies only to the sender. You have to select Reply List to actually send to the whole list.

Yes, I use Thunderbird, and I get a "Reply List" with a dropdown, which offers, in addition to "Reply List", "Reply All" and "Reply".? The last one, "Reply" addresses only the sender. Cacky

All, Any Thunderbird users out there? Anyone else notice a change in the behavior of "Reply" when responding via email to messages in discussion groups? I'm sure most of you are readers of beta@, so

bill, If he can still receive messages at that non-Yahoo address then he can transfer his ownership to a new Yahoo account, recovering his ability to control the group. Contact us in GMF's sister

Jeremy, The screen-shots you sent me off-list show that the sender sent the message to both you directly, and to the group. So that's why you received it twice. The question then becomes, "why did the