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You probably are, and yes you did, in that order. I may "beef up" the Mechanism section of the draft wiki to emphasise that preventative action by members is the best, even the only, way of keeping on

Hi all, This week's change log: https://beta.groups.io/g/main/message/16607 Feel free to reply to this topic if you'd like to comment on the changes. Or better yet, if you expect a lot of discussion

Paul, I'm not on the inside of this issue - I've never seen an FBL report - but my current belief is that being delivered to the Spam folder does not itself trigger an FBL report, it is when the

Chris, But only if I'm correct about that. I described the situation as a "time bomb" in a post on beta. I hope that Mark would have corrected me on that point had I got it wrong, but possibly that

Shal, When an IO group Email is put into one's spam folder is only one message sent back to IO or does the offending Email cause repeated messages to be sent as long as the Email stays in the spam

Sharon, To the right of the Search button is another button that brings up a date range filter. In some cases, that could be helpful in reducing the number of hits. ? --? Gerald Boutin

Ahhh... So the "Notifications..." should more correctly read A message that had been marked as spam was deleled.. I don't think I'll suggest a further change to the notification! I must, however,

Bruce, you are right - you can get to the edit screen from there, but just for that one group. The other way brings me to all my subscribed groups. So folks, depends on how many subscriptions you have

Chris, The observation was for a message allowed to linger in an AOL member's Spam folder until it was automatically deleted by the system. If I recall correctly that was 30 days. It would also be the

Chris, Those of us who use email clients have our own layer of interpretation to deal with in all such instructions. A filter in your client would also likely be ineffective. I say "likely" because

To me that implies that there is a finite time lag between 1 and 2 occurring; is that actually the case? If it is then it's a fair bet that the lag differs between different service providers. And if

Chris, Actually, something more is required. That email service must subsequently decide to send an FBL report to Groups.io that cites the message or member. The controversial situations come about

Another one - possibly not relevant here - is the " To be certain of receiving emails from us put our address in your Contacts List ", or words to that effect. I daresay it would work if I (for

Is there a list and description of search operators that can be used in groups.io? We have one list that has a huge archive now and simple searches return too many messages. If the operators are

We haven't changed anything.? Everyone here is a user, just like you.? I don't see anything in any of the recent changelogs that might have caused a change and it doesn't look like there have been

Bob; a lot, or even a great deal, of what you said was probably perfectly true, but very little of it applies to the problem that we are trying to address. I don't doubt for a moment that some people

Bill, Note that this topic isn't about messages being rejected ("bounced") by the member's email service. That's handled through the bounce handling mechanism. /static/help#bouncing

Richard, The Reply To option for the group can be set to either "Group" or "Group and Sender". In either case Groups.io puts the correct thing in the "Reply-To" header field of outbound messages: just

Yes, they bot exist in W10 but, why not use an attachment instead of using TXT only. Arno, I am not using txt. And I explained in this subject already, why we do not want attachments. Victoria ---

Are you certain about that? I thought that CPCloud was their other option, but I am willing to be wrong about it. Looking again at your comment above... BTInternet email is a complex issue. There;