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My group would also like the ability to mute other members. We have one member who often posts snarky, provocative comments and people complain about him, but he does not step over the line. I

Sandi . . . In most email programs you can set up email filters and have them route messages meeting certain criteria to a separate folder. Some programs can be set up to delete those instead of

I believe the consensus is that an individual would control who they mute, but would not be able to mute the mod/owner.? I've had a couple of occasions where I'd like to have the feature, but didn't

Hashtags apply to topics, not messages.? You could split/merge replies, then apply a hashtag to each thread, but that could turn into a lot of work. Duane -- Lots of detailed information can be found

Linda King Jun 23 #41402 ( /g/GroupManagersForum/message/41402 ) I had a member ask me about "muting" other members, but I can't seem to find anything about that on GIO. Is that a GIO

Our group would like to make replies to a topic be distinctive.? Our Topic is a Question.? Each Reply is an Answer from a different source (Council A Meeting, Council B Meeting, etc.), so a hashtag

There have been some discussions about it and Mark even put it on his ToDo list ( https://trello.com/c/p0LGl6ml/38-ability-to-mute-and-or-follow-users ) several years ago (though that list isn't kept

You cannot mute a member, only a hashtag or a topic. Pete

I had a member ask me about "muting" other members, but I can't seem to find anything about that on GIO. Is that a GIO function, and, if so, where is it located and what exactly does it do? Linda

But you know, it teaches us to always try that first - asking that question. The whole thread made me smile. ?Thanks! Kathleen

I think the following says all that needs to be said... Chris

Many thanks, Bruce. After much racking of brains, it turned out that she had just mispelled her email address. :-/ [no comment] All the best, Marina

Brooke, I use a horizontal rule at the top and bottom of the custom portion, and a font different from the boilerplate, to help visually set it apart from the clutter. See Message 27136

Trista . . . <trista.selous@...> wrote: This probably isn't the case, but are these missed posts ones the member made but doesn't see their own post, but does see it quoted in

Local laws are mostly irrelevant. Groups.io is a global company...GMF by itself has subscribers all over the world.?Mark Fletcher (owner of groups.io) has hired attorneys to help him keep up with

+1. As I understand it, the canned text is there due to local laws in some jurisdictions, but it would be a lot less confusing to be able to put our own text at the top, if nothing else than to

Far too many messages, including member notices, especially the Pending Subscription and Welcome Message, too often go into a spam folder, often never checked or seen. I sometimes need to repeat via a

agreed 2 out of 100 is totes fine by me. All families are told they will be invited to the group...but then again there are plenty who skim emails or check out all together. Thanks again everyone for

Malcomb's statement about people being reluctant to click on a link in an email is well taken.?Was there a reason for these folks to expect to receive an invitation, or did you just send them one out

I do add very specific text, bold even, to the invite so parents see it's legit. Here's my added invite text. Course it buried under the Groups.IO invite text. Would be nice to have our custom text