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In this day and age, I think it's more uncommon for someone to be offline more than a few days (hours?) than to be offline for a couple of weeks. ;>) Duane -- The official Groups.io user documentation

Here are some headers from message #33183 in this thread. (These are NOT from the July 29 message that Valimail flagged--I don't have those headers, unfortunately.) Looks like this one would have

Chris, I'm not really looking for perfection in a provider, but we do need the system to be functional for people with disabilities. This is not just a 'worthwhile enterprise' but a requirement. Not

My domain's mail is hosted on Exchange/Office 365. I'm in the process of setting up DMARC on this domain. Currently it's in pass-through mode; mail is delivered but I can see aggregate reports of mail

Thanks for the reply Duane. That sounds like a sledgehammer to crack a nut. If that were a serious (i.e. common) problem, then it would be covered by checking for the person having been banned before

Thanks for the reply Nivard, but that seems to me to be a non-problem. Clicking the link gives renewed access to the original email address owner. It would only give access to someone else if they

Since the demise of the FB integration (which would only pick up public posts - so anything requiring a login was not supported) that was mentioned at the start of the year on beta (

I should sincerely hope not on both points. Ultimately I suspect that that approach will fail. While making every effort to accommodate those "with disabilities and limited technical skills" is

Hello everyone What are the current options or strategies for having a Groups.io group "follow" a Facebook group?? I'm considering creating a Facebook group for members of my Groups.io group who

Bill, I wish I had a good list of providers, or more precisely, a list of good providers, but pretty much every one I've come across has one limitation or another. So I have to decide which

I'd be interested to see your list of alternative providers. -- Bill

Tim, I am assuming: - you have a Restricted group. - the person used the Join this Group link on your group homepage or emailed to Subscribe. You did not invite them. You did not direct add them. -

John, there's really no need to defend Groups.io from me. I came here because I was impressed with Mark, even before the Yahoo Groups exodus. And I already acknowledged that I appreciate the technical

Michael, There are several other groups for or with blind users in Groups.io <http://groups.io/>. If you have any questions relating to use with special technologies, you can ask again and add an

Just about *any* email provider will -- sooner or later -- filter a groups.io message based on some computer algorithm and redirect it to your junk mail folder. "Me too" and "I agree" messages are

I use outlook.live.com, which used to be hotmail. I would not put them on a list of not receiving messages into the spam folder. I say this as I may receive 15 or more emails a day from Group Managers

Michael, With your Yahoo group or groups over there, did you or someone in the group obtain a 'getmydata' ?? Hoping it was the Yahoo group owner or a moderator with high privileges to obtain the

That was a bug and was squashed on July 2 (just a few minutes after it was reported!), https://beta.groups.io/g/main/topic/75261571 Duane -- The official Groups.io user documentation is in the

Others have though.? There's an incomplete list of the email providers that have done this to people at /g/GroupManagersForum/wiki/5115#Service-Providers Duane -- The official

I’m just sticking my oar in here because my similar problems remain unresolved.... Applicants were not receiving my set email in response to a request to join. those people are called members on one