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I suspect the 'time before epoch' will equal your local offset from UTC. Seen that happen in Unix systems for decades. -Ken Cameron, Member JMRI Dev Team www.jmri.org www.fingerlakeslivesteamers.org

And 90 minutes later, it seems to have been fixed. Thanks, Bruce Check out the groups.io Help Center ( /helpcenter ) and groups.io Owners Manual (

Terry -- I don't see it that way. Bouncing members can be easily found by selecting Bouncing from the blue pull-down menu at upper left. Of course, to determine if an account is actually bouncing, you

Don, I reported it here: https://beta.groups.io/g/main/message/27444 Pete

I'm an idiot. Epoch being 01/01/1970 00:00:00 GMT0 converts into a wall clock time & date between 5 and 8 hours earlier on 12/31/1969 within the lower 48, depending where you are at. -Cornelius

Peter, All of our album photos have the same Taken date of 12/31/1969 as yours. This has to be a bug to report to Support. Don

That's right before Unix epoch time (1/1/1970, 00:00:00), question is how much, is it just one second so that the pictures' timestamp is 0xffffffff, or is it 12/31/1969 23:00:00? If you download an

Every photo in every album in my groups (including some taken yesterday) have a "Taken" date of 12/31/1969. I just posted this on beta. Pete

Bruce, Identifying members whose mailbox is disabled or otherwise inactive is entirely a manual process. With per-member pricing, GIO will need to create easy-to-use mechanisms to police membership

Karin -- You CAN send someone an invitation to a subgroup. Accepting the invitation will add that person to both the subgroup and the main group. My Premium group does not have any subgroups, so I

Karin, For a single person you can go to the Subgroups page in your /primary/ groups Admin pages, find or search for him in that list, then use the checkboxes to assign which subgroup(s) you want him

Unless they resend it via email with a correct tag.? That would leave the original in the Draft queue, but those are deleted after 2 weeks. Duane -- The official Groups.io user documentation is in

Thanks. Done. I did test myself and the user must login to the group in order to complete the task of choosing the right hashtags. Frances -- Help available from Groups.io help (

The date 12/31/1969 is very suspicious to me, it is the day before the Unix Epoch <https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Epoch_(computing)#Notable_epoch_dates_in_computing>. Briefly, all UNIX machines and

Margo -- I'm seeing all photos as having the taken date of 1969-12-3169, no matter when they were uploaded. I don't know if this is a default for a photo that has no such metadata, or what. Definitely

We had a case where one of our three owners had to be removed for the good of our mission and the survival of the group. He literally went off the rails, interrogating new applicants as if they were

Francis, Since you "found" the lack of info on "Required Hashtags" ( the term used in the owners' manual) you might wish to drop a note on the Documentation Beta sub group about it so that the tech

Glad it was a happy accident for all. And thanks much for the thread tending!

For web savvy members, no problem, agreed. But a lot of my members are not. So I think the remedy I stumble on to works best for us. Let them title and send no hash, then pick a hash when the symptom

I'm not sure where I should post this but all the photos being uploaded to albums are showing years in the 1960s range instead of 2020. Does this bug go here, Beta, or where??Sincerely,?Rli@...