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The %2520 suggests that this file name was HTML encoded twice, probably by cutting and pasting it from some other web location. Anyone else see a pattern here (

Ron, That's not meta-data, that's a link, as one would be written into the code of a web page. The HTML link element: <a href="...">Found</a> Would be displayed as the word "Found" with link style. In

Hi Bruce, No, that did not help. 1. I am logged in as an Owner 2. Files are not in a sub-group 3. They are listed and show a file size 4. 5. When I attempt to open them the show a paragraph of

Gary I was recently working on a windows pc copying email addresses off a city website and pasting them into a neighborhood forum post. A couple kept blowing up. They were not hotlinks on the website

Any groups created in Feb 2020 should have a Files section, even if they're on the Basic plan. Check the group's home page. In the "Group Information" section there should be a "started on" date.

Started this group Feb 2020 and three files were uploaded, now cannot read or download them.? One is a valued contribution from someone who has now passed. How can I get access to or download the

I agree, Hank, but I actually didn't do a pure copy/paste. Using Mail on my Mac, I did a Copy Address from the email she sent me. I had assumed (silly me) that would give me a reliable address to

Hi Chris Sadly I didn’t learn anything - only one or two posts from our President show up, but there’s no sign of anything else. Mike

All well and good but did you find anything in the *Activity* Log? Chris

Hi Chris and Hank The victim (our President) has checked all bounced mail and says they’re all from the correct email address (president@…). He’s a long-time Mac user so I’d be surprised if he

As little as a space before the address has killed email I've tried to send.? A copy/paste can easily pick up an unwanted space. -- Hank Seamon One mailbox off of a Gettysburg address

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