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I got an email notice of a new message being posted to one of my premium groups. I went to the pending message approval page, and find the sender has not signed his post with a valid name as required

Hi Christos, Ah, you may be on to something... Most software has an option for how much compression to apply to a JPEG image; I bet they've got it cranked all the way toward lossless. I've asked about

First, go to Admin, Members. Use Filter to find moderators. See whether that member is a moderator or not. Click on that moderator's name to open her record. There is a blue menu item Membership.

To Frances, yes I have looked at Moderator permissions. But there is nothing there to give her permission to post to the group after it's closed. She is always forced to do private messaging to her

You previously posted that you "close the group" by setting it to Announcement Only. Is that what you're still doing? If so, she should still be able to post. If you're doing something else, probably

Have you checked the moderator permissions for this person? *Moderator Permissions* Approve Pending Messages Edit Archives Invite Members Create or Modify Hashtags Manage Subgroups Add or Modify

A shot in the dark, but unlike the JPEG Standard encoding which everyone has no problems with, I have seen before a few apps sometimes having problems with Lossless encoding and once or twice with

Here's what one of my moderators explained to me in four key points. Yes, she is listed as a moderator, and it says Posting Always Allowed: 1) I used to be able to respond to posts after the group

This is what my moderator sent to me, below. Yes, she is listed as a moderator as "Posting always allowed". Please help me help her!! She states her problem in four steps: *1) I used to be able to

Well, that's what I thought, too. But the browser (Firefox, in this case) says it's a JPEG image, so it's at least vaguely familiar to the browser. The question is what might be tripping them (my

The problem with that is that once you have the capability, there's nothing to keep you from doing anything else that comes with an Enterprise plan.? It's possible that Mark could set up other

Since your browser cannot open them, this suggests that they are not actually jpegs. Regards, Bruce Check out the groups.io Help Center ( /helpcenter ) and groups.io Owners Manual (

Interesting... So, the images were posted via email. I posted a couple of my own shortly after (these are pictures of the Comet); mine were resized by Groups, his were not. But when I look at the

I don't want any extra information.? Just the one analytics feature, that I would pay for if it can be made available without the full Enterprise Plan.? I've filled out the Enterprise form with my

It shouldn't have made any difference, but could you check in your Activity log to see if the offending message and its attachments were sent by email or by the web composition window. Also Bruce

No.? For those that want "extra" information, they have to pay for the privilege.? I noticed recently that there's no longer a fixed price for Enterprise.? It now says "Custom Pricing" so you have

I will be using one of my groups.io websites as a read-only website.? Only a handful of members.? I will be posting articles I write, like a blog.? While it makes no sense for the cost of the

What is the image format? Groups.io may not be recognizing it as a photo. Bruce Check out the groups.io Help Center ( /helpcenter ) and groups.io Owners Manual (

Hello, Noah does not do this. You are able to receive the bouncing notification. And that is suspicion enough.

Settings seem correct. Max photo size in email under Message Policies is "Resized to a max of 1024x1024". Under Features there is no option, as this is a free account. Greg D Bruce Bowman via