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D R Stinson wrote:>>I can see muting the previous versions of a post in the archives as long as the final revision stays in the same place in a thread.<< By muting in the archives, do you mean not

Okay. I'm trying to reply to this again...Not sure where the first one went. Duane, did I somehow accidentally send it to you? Duane wrote:>>I just added a page to the Wiki for "Setting up a

Duane wrote:>>I just added a page to the Wiki for "Setting up a Database". I think I covered most of it, but please make changes if appropriate.<< Great! Can that be pasted into a Word document, or is

Did Mark ever absolutely clearly define the how to set a password or join a group process? I'm still waiting to invite people until it's able to be explained step by step. Thanks, Brenda

Could GMF's wiki be copied into Word documents and used as a separate mailable document? That's what I'm looking for, something we could send people. Brenda

Daddy Dean wrote:>>Even those who have had computers but only use to Yahoo are are at lost as to how to do some simple things.<< Exactly, so we would need a guide for the following: How to use

I just made a suggestion in Beta for a simple sort of manual for more challenged users, and also a manual for more complex things. I would write it myself, except I don't know enough about it to do

Just Ro Shal,She ?found out you have to be longed in ?for the like to show up Vickie? To: [email protected] Sent: Tuesday, February 9, 2016 2:35 AM Subject: Re: [GMF] Ro -editingposts

Ro>>>I did not see the?"Like" option either until I looked up at the upper right corner of the web page and saw that I was not logged in.?Oh? Interesting. Learned something new. Now ?we know. Thank

Vickie, I did not see the "Like" option either until I looked up at the upper right corner of the web page and saw that I was not logged in. Once I logged in, I was able to see the options. Donna

Ro, Playing devil's advocate for a bit longer, why not put those members on individual moderation. Then you can reject their edits and tell them why. If they clean up their act you can take them back

Vickie, Just Ro's messages? or anyones? I'm seeing the Like link at the bottom of Ro's posts, just to the left of the Reply link, same as anyone else's, on both GMF@ and beta@. I don't know of any way

You are missing the whole point, of not wanting to deal with multiple edited emails.? Most edits are not done for erroneous info, but for spelling error or to add new info.? so there is no reason

Dano, It does not matter what ?is the logical ?way to go about this ?by anyone's opinion. This subject is so ongoing ?I ?feel to find a middle ground to resolve this allow an option to turn it

Ro, I don't see a like option for ?any of your messages. ?Not even in the group Beta ?page so I am adding it here..? Likes!! lol Vickie ? From: Ro Sent: Sunday, February 7, 2016 10:58 PM a lot of

Vickie - As Shal pointed out, that's exactly what what groups.io does with edits. They are sent out as new posts, with the ability for a reader to follow a link and go back and to what was changed.

Shal ?I have been reading this subject editing post and I ?agree with Ro ???>>>If they want to make a change, they can just make a new post.?? She seems stressed ?trying to get her point

Ro, Touché, sort of. I don't even trust myself without review in pending. Unrestricted membership is also a significant factor. So that suggests a different option: the ability to mute edits. That

Xaun Loc, Well, not all people. I'm considering the merits of having it as an option. I'll agree with Ro on this: I'm not worried about Groups.io adopting a lazy but defective answer, nor making and

Members? behave responsibly? get out of here! LOL. You can hardly trust members to trim a post, much less put notes in why they edit, etc. Why is this group so heavily moderated if members can be