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Is there a reason why Groups.io does not use a List-Post header in group messages? That header makes it a lot easier to reply privately to someone's From address rather than to the group Reply-to

What I’m looking for is the information found here: which leads to: This is from a group I am admin in, but you can’t see this if you are a normal member. I’m following this up because a member

Rod - Did you remember to invite [email protected] to be a member of your Yahoo group and, after acceptance, give it administrator access to everything? The system needs full access to your old group

It was a bug and Mark has fixed it :-) -- -LeeAnne ECIR ( https://ecir.groups.io/g/main )?Archivist

Rod, I think that's a sign that you sent the correct email to start the process. I don't know. It may be that the copy hit a snag and and Mark hasn't noticed. Or maybe the flood of transfer requests

Drew, It's called DMARC. It is a protocol whereby an email sending service can tell email receiving service to reject any message that doesn't come directly from the sending servers and is not an

On December 4th I started a new group for a replacement of the Yahoo group for the SONY shortwave radio the ICF-2010....??/g/SonyICF20102001Dusergroup I thought I sent the right

I used to know this... Can someone please give me a quick refresh on why a Yahoo email address such as "user@..." becomes "user@..." on posted messages? Thanks. Drew

Tim, They don't have one until and unless they set one. Or, they can use the "Email me a link to log in" button. That will send them a link which will take him/her to their list of groups (I think),

Tim, They need to know they just use the e-mail they receive the mails on, not the Yahoo account. There is no initial password, if they put in a password and try to login, it should send them a link

Mon, 11 Dec 2017 15:29:51 -0800, "Tim McDonough N9PUZ" <tim.n9puz@...>, wrote: At that time he can now make a password of his choosing or use anything you allowed him to do for the next 30 days.

Our group just finished migrating today. We've had a couple of members ask what their password is to access the files, photos, etc. One in particular said when he asks for his password to be

I want to try out the Slack member integration mentioned in the features section ( /static/features ) but I am not seeing any how-tos. I don't see it mentioned specifically under the

David, Delivery type? That's something each subscriber sets for him/herself. That you can see on your Subscription page. In the left column, just below the link for the group's home page. Shal

Yes I know, but as you say, it doesn’t include them all, especially things like delivery type etc. -- We are not the same persons this year as last; nor are those we love. It is a happy chance if

Mon, 11 Dec 2017 13:23:53 -0800, "Shal Farley" <shals2nd@...>, wrote: FWIW I received a group post on Sunday from Amsterdam, NL with a PST time stamp. Because of this thread I eMailed the poster

Hi Gilly, If these are replies she's posting, some email interfaces allow the user to select "Reply to all" as the default reply method. That would likely post to both the group and the original

Tony, The date field is ordinarily supplied by the email user interface, in my case Thunderbird. "-0800" is my current UTC offset (U.S. Pacific standard time). During Daylight time my offset is -0700.

The basic settings are listed on the home page of the group under Group Settings. This obviously doesn't include them all. Dave http://davesergeant.com

Can a non-admin view the settings of a group they are a member of? A bit like Mailman allows you to query the list to determine settings. Every man is a damned fool for at least five minutes every