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Not definitively , but others might have an idea. However, it might be that he is inadvertently posting from a non - member email address (assuming that you do not allow non - members to post) so I

Good morning, I’m pretty sure the answer to this is no, but can anyone confirm that there is no limit in place for the number of times a day one member can post to a groups.io account? I manage an

I had to go back a ways to find this one, https://beta.groups.io/g/main/topic/6081294 and https://beta.groups.io/g/main/message/296.? It's most often an invalid email address, so a non-ASCII

My apologies to Bruce and to everyone else who replied to my request for help. Unforeseen circumstances have kept me off of groups.io for a couple of weeks and I'm just getting back to it. Bruce: I

Good day Shal, As always I appreciate the input. This was a member who inadvertently sent a response to the group from an unregistered email address. The subject of the email was one that was in use

Anita, I don't know what that page is. Are you talking about a web page for a group on Groups.io or something else? If you use an email app on your desktop it should retrieve the missing messages once

Andrea, The non-member message should have been rejected (in the email transaction sense of the word), and the sender would have been notified by their own email system's postmaster (sometimes known

No.? There was a big discussion about this on the beta group and the present situation is the best compromise to protect the site as well as group owners.? If a message is detected as spam, it's

Is there any way to send an automatic notice to non members whose messages are not forwarded to moderators for approval? This seems like a significant system limitation as legitimate messages and

That was not the subject...I simply did not want to publish the actual subject to this group. The subject was a subject that was valid and an actual thread on the forum. -- - Warm Regards, Andi

Thank you for your assistance, Duane. The member did send the same exact message to the group moments later and it did post to the group. He inadvertently sent the original message from a non

No.? Non-member messages are filtered more strictly for spam than member messages.? If a member sent the exact same message, it would probably be accepted. Duane -- Lots of detailed information can

I don't know since I have never seen this. I do allow non-members to post, but I get a message saying that a non-member is posting and that the message needs approval, then I moderate them (approve or

Hi again :-) I followed the suggestions made by everyone on this thread. I changed our group setting to allow non-members to post. Today I got a message that said, " *Non-member @gmail.com (

I've got my desktop computer up and running after hacking/crashing incident. Computer tech wiped my hard drive and am trying to restore groups.io, among other programs. My 'brain exchange'? page

Re ? One of the members of my group was hacked. A message was sent to all other members via groups.io.? It was one of those Hi, hope you are ok. I need a favor messages.? Is there any way I can

We had the same thing happen yesterday and I immediately put the subscriber on moderation. Turns out they were hacked and everyone on their contact list (including my personal email address) got the

I don't believe you can't do anything. It is your member's issue. His computer was hacked. He might want to consider a new email address and change it for Groups.io after he has dealt with the

You'd have to set the group to Moderated and approve every message so things like that couldn't be posted.? Groups.io has no control over an individual's email account, it just accepts whatever they

One of the members of my group was hacked. A message was sent to all other members via groups.io.? It was one of those Hi, hope you are ok. I need a favor messages.? Is there any way I can keep this