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Bing, bing, bing, bing, bing!!? ? We have a winner!!? ? Your assertion is demonstrated repeatedly with one-line replies that have, literally, multiple pages of bottom quoted material that remains

All, This thread seems to have outlived its usefulness, with little left but personal opinions, preferences, and postures. There are a couple more sitting in pending which I'll approve following this

One group of which I am a member has an on - line archive hosted elsewhere; a small number of the files on it are large, say in excess of 25 MB; some are 75 MB. It is commonly reported that some

I recently transferred a group (CreekFleet) from Yahoo! to Groups.io. It turns out we have a *lot* more images than I thought, and the group is pretty much at capacity. Since I also run my own server,

Well I don't for one, not least because on an intellectual level it can be argued that a society that includes boy racers, road ragers, graffiti artists, muggers, internet trolls and so on is "better"

I have no idea about the relative bandwidth requirements of HTML v non - HTML, but I would certainly disagree with your assertion that it " achieves little of benefit to anyone ". I strongly suspect

Maybe for you, but not for everyone.? It irritates me no end when people assume that everyone else has the advantages they do. Duane -- Help: /static/help GMF's Wiki:

I doubt that anyone could argue this.? Optional being the key word, and editable based upon the standards of a given venue. Those who want it can use it, and those who don't, don't have to. -- Brian

@Glenn -- Couldn't agree more. I used to worry about this stuff, but now that bandwidth, storage, and compute cycles are so abundant, I no longer care. Top quote, bottom quote, use html, encrypt and

That depends on what speed of internet connection you have. Some, especially at busy times, are not much faster that the old dial-up (and some people may still be forced to use that). Jim --

Thanx to all who replied to my original question. Those replying have offered some sensible and varied suggestions which were useful points of view for me to consider. Even so it seems to me that an

It might be time to do the browser ritual, trying different browsers like Firefox, Internet Explorer, Chrome, Opera, and maybe some others. Disable Antivirus also just while you're uploading any file.

Issues file large file uploads were also discussed here: /g/GroupManagersForum/topic/30953352 I've still had no update on the ticket I raised. Andy

Jim, Others, including myself, can upload html files without issue. Please provide specific details such as what UI you are using to upload the file, device details (computer / smart phone / tablet?),

Hi Jim We upload a great many HTML files in our group so that can’t be the cause of your problem. That said, they are all quite small so size may still be an issue for you. Sue

For what it is worth, I had to upload a considerable number of pictures to the Photo folder when we moved from Yahoo, and I did find that, if I tried to do too many at once, the system froze.? I

As Mark said,? my problem must have been because I tried to upload a series of files that exceeded the 20mb total but no file was over 10mb and most were well under that.? As a test tonight I tried

Paul M, Nope. But I think there have been suggestions along those lines. I think the suggestion was more along the line of causing those messages to be automatically held for moderation (in an

And one persons 'profanity' is anothers name__? refer https://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=Dikshit. The answer is no. And 'moderation is the answer. Intervention and education is a form of

Minh Tran wrote: In beta #21312, Bruce Bowman replied: https://beta.groups.io/g/main/message/21312 Bruce, I may be missing something obvious, but can you explain your inference? I dragged this back to