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Shal, here's what I've noticed since my last post. Suppose I use block-quote on the web to indent text consisting of the part of a message I want to respond to. There are two cases: 1. The group has

Thanks for that. ?Not sure my members will take to that. ?We have an older crowd, actually quite a few in the 80s and many don't "do" the internet. -- Bob Bellizzi The Corneal Dystrophy Foundation

Yes and no. I know it happens to some people that use Gmail. There are probably other clients that will do the same thing. It seems that Gmail replies to the digest heading information within itself,

I recently told one of our members that she apparently wasn't "chaining" her replies to the original message in a topic and coached her to use the Reply to Group at the end of a message in her Digest.

Shal, As you've noted, two issues here. I've always been annoyed by the top-posting algorithm's overzealousness, hiding ANY quoted material, not just prior posts but eve purposely quoted text from

J, In the Gmail app in my phone, quoted material is changed to a purple color rather than black. Visually I find it distinct enough. This applies to both both plain text > marked quotes and HTML

John, The site attempts to detect bottom-quoted or top-quoted material and hide it beneath an elipses (...) button. See the example of J's reply to you, where her quote of your message is hidden.

I agree that block-quoted text using the web editor is not convincingly distinguished in the email version of posts read on mobile devices. This has been a nuisance, since it looks too much like text

We have a small private group (approx. 70 members) which I transferred from Yahoo just over 12 months ago. We are an active group and have posted almost 15,000 messages in that time. Some members use

Mark announced awhile back that he would include a feature that allows premium groups to maintain/access member pages for past members. Instead, he seems to have created access to a list of email

One of the best ways to learn it is to just dive in and play. Before I moved my Yahoo group over, I wanted to be sure that y members could find the help that THEY needed, which meant that I had to

LeeAnne, It isn't a problem in a list of messages, as in Yahoo's digest. That's probably a limitation of the email app you're using on your iPhone. Again, because it is a list of topics; each of which

Renaming the subdomain back was quick and easy. No problems and it was there right away. I have no idea what happened the first time.

Hi One answer: ? Who has permissions to create, add, edit wiki pages? In Settings, you can decide who has access and can edit. The Group Managers’ Forum wiki is set so you can edit, as you saw.

The logical problem was handled this way by Yahoo: 1a Re: Not sure what to do.?( https://mail.google.com/mail/u/1/#m_3349979106438045593_1a ) by briarskingstonnet ? 1b Re: Not sure what to do.?(

Hi JMichaelTX, I don't know that there is any, yet. That's one of the hazards of using this still-new service - the official help page (note, singular) is still rather limited, though it has been

Hi everyone! I'm looking for detailed documentation on how to start, manage, and use the group.io wikis. If anyone has links to this info, please post. I have done extensive searching, both within the

I miss this too. It was a good time-saver and quite helpful. *~* Shar *~*

Yep.? It's back now.? Either it took some time, or the email I sent to support was already read and he helped out. I am afraid to put it back, but that is my next step.? I'll wait until tomorrow or

Jeff, The default for the parent group would have been [email protected] - the prior group name becomes the subdomain name, not both group and subdomain. The subdomain field is supposed to be