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Bob, I posted a suggestion to the beta group (where the Groups.io developer participates) for a new group moderation setting, /Moderating Replies/, which would help with your situation, namely it

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You can't really.? Until people stop using Reply All when they mean, or should be using, Reply, it's mostly a lost cause.? Best you can do is make sure the group is set to Reply To Sender and maybe

Our group, any member is allowed to post without moderation. We have parameters set so replies to messages go only to the sender. However, if somebody clicks reply all, the message is broadcast back

/On 2024-09-21 19:44, Margo Seegrist via groups.io wrote: / Are you referring to images that are not (real) attachments but embedded images inside the message? (and just happen to be by their name?)

Hi All, I've been busy removing attachments from emailed photos and have a question.? Some members have attached their photos to their name in the emails. I am able to remove any photos they share

Group settings do not in any way affect how "Reply all" behaves in your mail client. If the group address happens to be on the From: or CC: line - such that Outlook includes it among the addressees of

Hi Bob, when Groups.IO sends a message to the email addresses of the group members, the ?from“ address is the email address of the group, not the address of the sender (look at the address in

What about using the email footer? See /helpcenter/membersmanual/1/additional-information/understanding-message-footers?single=true Frances -- Help available from Groups.io help (

Hi I am a new Group owner. When one of my member responds to an email from within the Groups Io application, there is a drop down where they can choose to reply to the sender or the group as a whole.

... PKP| I received this email from one of our members: | | "For the last few days all messages from this | group have come with a warning that the senders | ID can't be verified." This is a email

I use gmail and have never seen it. -P. [email protected]> wrote:

/On 2024-09-19 11:23, Paula K. Parker via groups.io wrote: / Nothing to check from your end, this may be the obfuscation groups.io does with the email address, i.e. the original is address@...,

I believe I recall seeing this in junk folder checks in my hotmail (now Microsoft something) service. Not happening with groups io, but sometimes other cc’d emails. Ken N Oxnard, CA

BTW, I am chair of some committees and we also have a Board of Directors. One of the hand-over tasks after elections is removing old members and inviting or adding the new. Something to add to your

Well, you can't do that. If they are still members, you can check emails sent to them. You can't see if they read the emails nor whether they visited the homepage and messages. Go to Admin, Members,

I actually want to know if this person logged in or read any of the group.io emails and the dates.

I assume they are no longer members of your group since it is board-only and they are no longer on the board. Check your Admin, Members. If they shouldn't be members, remove them. However, make sure

We recently discovered that individuals who are no longer part of our IO group were the original owners of the board email group. There are concerns that these individuals may have accessed the board

I wonder what email client she is using, what internet service provider. Sounds like it is one of those that are giving her the alert. Or even if your member reads it on her phone, even her phone