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Thank you, Frances, and everyone else for their thoughts. I'm not particularly worried, actually. I don't think I would have the stamina to move my large group again, after moving it from Listbot to

georgedell.com mail is hosted by hostgator.com. Either the person who pays for hosting to hostgator persuades hostgator to whitelist groups.io IP-addresses listed in SPF: 66.175.222.12,

... AM| I'm not worried. And I can't even imagine WHY anyone should be worried about this... In the worst case scenario our domain can change, there is no need to worry about this issue. It's not our

Something that would make subgroups a *lot* more useful would be to have more than one level of nesting. A (very) concrete example: the National Assocation of Rocketry has a group, groups.nar.org.

This only applies to main groups, not subgroups. Duane -- Lots of detailed information can be found in the Owners Manual ( /helpcenter/ownersmanual ) and Members Manual. (

You said, "Looks like sub-groups won't be useful - as I had hoped - for temporary, private, attendee communication and resources for one-time events." I use a lot of sub-groups, and some of them are

In this case, it's actually someone using a spamtrap address owned by spamcop to send things out.? Mark is aware of it, but can't do anything without further information that spamcop won't give him (

I will try again. Possibly I did something wrong. -P.

You must have done something wrong.? I can also set it to blank on my test group. Duane -- Lots of detailed information can be found in the Owners Manual ( /helpcenter/ownersmanual )

As I already said, when I set the tag field to blank, then update, the default tag reappears. However, I've now set the tag field to a single blank, and that is accepted. It is good enough. -P. wrote:

/ / /On 2023-06-07 15:12, Peter S. Shenkin via groups.io wrote:// / You can get rid of the tag by setting it to blank, you must have forgotten to click on Update when you removed the tag text, I just

I don't mean seeing the From: in the original unformatted email. I mean the name associated with the email address that comes from the From: and is shown in the header of the email in every email

mail.georgedell.com is using spamcop.? Spamcop is blocking at least one of groups.io email servers, 66.175.222.12.? They seem to do this on a regular basis, without any obvious justification.? Only

I have folks in some of my groups that are in 20 or more groups.? That 'tag' can be a lifesaver when they're getting loads of messages daily.? Some even set up rules using it so they have a folder

A group owner can do that at any time, just export everything ( /helpcenter/ownersmanual/1/exporting-or-downloading-your-group-s-data ).? May not be a bad idea to do it at least once

Please Help! I am the owner of our group. I have stopped receiving notices unless they are addressed to me directly. My account is set to receive single posts, so I should be receiving all of the 50+

Thanks for the response. I'll check out those links. I am not trying to hide the groups.io identity in outgoing emails. I would in fact mention it in my personal welcome message, but I'd like the

I'm not worried. I understood that Mark started e-Groups (been with it since then) and sold to Yahoo. Ran Yahoo until they were sold to AOL and the started Groups.io and transferred our groups over

Many of the notices are editable by you. You can also use all the formatting tools - colour, fonts, etc. to make your message stand out amidst the boilerplate that needs to be there to meet

I recently started a group ([email protected]) to send announcements about my gigs to interested parties. It's a "premium" group to which I've added a bunch of my friends. Several have