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Yes, you'll need all of it to be sure the analyzer will give you the correct information. Duane -- Help: /static/help GMF's Wiki: /g/GroupManagersForum/wiki Search

Thank you Toby for this information. I have an email (in my Windows Live Mail In Box) which took 2 hours from sending to my groups.io group till it appeared back in my In Box. I can see the Source

Message attachments are stored on the server so they can continue to be referenced via the online message archive. At this time there is no provision to do otherwise via group settings, the best you

I set up a group with restricted membership, and the “allow non subscribers to post” is unchecked. A non-subscriber sent in a request for membership. The request went to the admin but was never

Mary, There will always be divisiveness. Mark is a private citizen, entitled to his opinions. He is also a private businessman Your choices are to either patronize him or not. We all have those

hi i'm new here.. just need advice how to delete group attachments..or cant they be deleted once they are posted i would like them to be deleted not stored cheers cathy

I was in a similar situation about six months ago, and as their webmaster (and guru of all thing internet), I had a non-profit board to answer to. At this point there is no evidence that groups.io

The only thing I can say is there are no guarantees in life, as we found out with Yahoo.But it was a long run. Don From: [email protected] <[email protected]> On Behalf Of Peter

?Peter,? ?So would the rest of us, I imagine. ? On the one hand what you're asking is a fair question, on the other it is unanswerable - by any service. ? Its financial viability rests on its

I love the features of groups.io. I love that it has support and an active forum. I am an admin for a mailing group on Yahoo Groups. I want to recommend to the board of non-profit (whose group it is)

Shal, ? I knew what you said about Mark not getting any of this before you said it, so I already expressed my view to him through Support, and that’s probably all I’ll have to say on this. ? Don

?Don wrote: ?jonathon wrote: ? Before this line of discussion goes any further let's remember that Mark is not here to hear any of this, so advising him on his choices amounts to little more

+1 As a want-to-be consultant, my recommendation would be to _not_ offer the discount, because it leads to "you knew, or should have known the content of the group", and as such, you are liable for

“All things considered though, I think I'm okay with the discount on Groups.IO. And, perhaps it should be extended to Charities and Environmental Protection groups as well.” With that reasoning

AT&T is my ISP. For pop3 mail, the server setting is pop.att.yahoo.com I've got ATT.net, Live.com, Juno.com, & Gmail.com accounts. It is my ISP addresses that give me regular trouble (connection) but

Hi! So, some of my groups.io messages are landing in my spam folder. Thankfully, the ones from this group do not land there though! But, I am curious as to how many messages that I mark as "not spam"

Dan, At the risk of getting flamed and being called names, ?That's why this topic terrifies me as a moderator. I think it is essential to GMF's mission that no one feel excluded or belittled when

Al, ? ?Yes, if you Invite or Direct Add more than 20 addresses in a 24-hour period. https://beta.groups.io/g/main/message/7589 ? ?The "why" is spammers, the "how long" is indeterminate - it is a

Well I'm very surprised to see that also.? However, Mark Fletcher owns groups.io (as far as I know) and if he wishes to offer discounts or deals, it's his right to do so. This message is only on the

At the risk of getting flamed and being called names, here are my thoughts on the question raised in this post.? In today's world, politics cannot be separated from everyday business.? Seniors get