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For the past couple of hours, when I click on "Followed Topics" nothing happens, even though I have one followed topic. It just sits in All Topics. Other links have also failed to work tonight. This

Hi all, Last two week's change log: https://beta.groups.io/g/main/message/14860 https://beta.groups.io/g/main/message/14912 Feel free to reply to this topic if you'd like to comment on the changes. Or

Only the automated. That's how I got the request number. Duane

Duane, I was wondering whether it had been noticed and maybe ignored by others. Only the automated acknowledgment, or not even that? Either way, maybe another report will give it a "bump". Shal

Here's what I reported to support on June 9 (request 3360): "I've noticed a glitch when trying to split a message to a new thread. I normally sort with newest first and it won't allow me to split the

Shal, I just tested it. The whole thread gets a new title, no system crash. :) Definitely a bug, since (a) in this sort order it doesn't let you split off the last message (as Jim noted), and (b) this

Jim, Ding! Ding! Ding! I think you've identified a bug! You can't split the first message of a topic (which is what your second screen shot looks like). Make sure you're using the More menu under the

Yes, you can. You just can't split the original (first) message from the rest. ? -- J

Jim, Perhaps the Wiki will help: /g/GroupManagersForum/wiki/How-to-Split-Threads /g/GroupManagersForum/wiki/How-To-Merge-Threads True. And when members reply to that

Thanks! It seems like you shoul dbe able to split the latest message from the rest, but I guess you can't. -- Jim Poston@... << 'Drop the guy with the devil ears.' -- NBC, June, 1965. >>

You have to do that from within the topic, at a certain message within the topic to specify where to split it. Go to the bottom of any message, click on "More," and select "Split." -- J

Is splitting a topic still a G.io feature? I remember a huge discussion about it, but now someone has created a totally differnet thread by replying to an unrelated thread becauset hey did not know

I run two (formerly Yahoo) groups which happen to have counterparts on Facebook. I am a member of those Facebook groups but, unlike the Yahoo and now Groups.io groups, the Facebook groups were not

Duane, Before the weekend would be good. I don't think posting it sooner (today even) would be a problem for Mark, and it would prompt the other members in beta@ to think about it and comment. Shal

I considered that, but Mark has said he's pretty deep in getting the search updated right now. How about Friday morning so maybe he'll notice and can think about it over the weekend? Duane

Duane, Looks like a good summary of our conversation to me. I don't see a need to wait that long. I think we've had ample discussion, and we probably want to get the conversation into beta@

Here's the text of the message I plan to post on beta@. Let me know if there are adjustments that should be made. I'll wait until at least Monday to post it over there. ---------- On GMF, we've been

Bob, I was puzzled by a similar circumstance with a member who was unexpectedly (by either the member or by me) unsubscribed recently. The point could be argued, but the logic may be that once the

Bob, From the screenshot: This means that the member's email service attempted to verify the Return-Path field in the message, and for some reason that failed. Ordinarily the Return-Path field is only

The sequence below left me with a puzzle * Moderated member posts two msgs at about 2:30pm today * Same two msgs appear on "moderated email to be approved queue" with same date/time prior to next step