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Probably one of life's eternal truths... As suggested earlier in this thread the best source of information is the section in this Group's wiki about Removed for Marking Messages as Spam. Although

I wrote (and partially plagiarized) a Member Notice on this topic called "Some Notes on Spam Filters." I send it to those who have been bumped off the group and are wondering what's going on.

So far the only Groups.io messages that my Apple Mail application has put in its JUNK folder are some of the "Welcome to <group>@Groups.io" messages that came when I transferred groups from

I don't either, HOWEVER, some email clients (like the one on my phone, but not my computer) automatically empty the spam folder of messages there that are more than 30 days old. So if I forget to

Thank you everyone. It sounds like some user education is in order. A fair number of our members are "technology challenged" and will need quite a bit of assistance to understand this. ? Tim

Shal, You said: Me too. This is a big "say it ain't so" moment for me. I don't think I've had any of my Groups.io groups messages end up in spam at my Gmail addresses (yet). I just found 20 or so

I also tested and don't have the domain either.? I tried setting the group to NOT mask email addresses in the archives and that made no difference in what was shown in the Directory.? I think this

Perhaps I spoke too soon.? I edited the Display Name out of my profile. The Directory then showed my email address but without domain information.?I thought the ellipsis (...) was there because my

From the famous prevention is worth a pound of cure department, those with Gmail email accounts can do this to prevent Groups.io messsages from going into spam. Since I have a corporate Gmail account,

Michael, I don't think there's any doubt that making a group anonymous would be a group setting -- were that ever to be implemented. Shal -- Help: /static/help More Help:

Chris, I don't know what you are seeing in Thunderbird, more exactly I don't know how you can avoid seeing the poster's email address in the From column (if you stretch it wide enough) or in the From

Dan, Under no circumstances. If anything you read recently implied otherwise it was probably poorly worded. Shal -- Help: /static/help More Help:

Dan, Absent the member's use of Mute, or Following Only, it is safe to assume that Groups.io had attempted delivery of every message. Those that were unsuccessful would (eventually) show up in the

Bruce, Please no. The Directory does not and I think should not ever show member email addresses. As you pointed out, for that there is the Members list. That does leave the open question of what

Paul, Me too. This is a big "say it ain't so" moment for me. I don't think I've had any of my Groups.io groups messages end up in spam at my Gmail addresses (yet). This too may be automatic, with an

Received from Tim McDonough N9PUZ at 6/21/2018 11:29 PM UTC: You'd need to ask the subscriber whether it was him or his ISP who "marked" something as spam... and if it was the subscriber, who he

All my digests from Yahoo groups showed email addresses of individuals. As I only did digests, I cannot answer what showed on individual emails. Dale Ricklefs, Round Rock, Tx wrote:

Hi Tim, This has been kicked around on here many times. This is a problem with the member's email service. All members of Groups.io need to check their Spam Folders before they are emptied and any

This is not uncommon. See?/g/GroupManagersForum/wiki/Removed-for-spam Bruce? -- The system Help is your friend.??/static/help

I didn't overlook it, I ignored it.? If you're going to allow anyone to contact anyone else, I don't see what's accomplished by trying to hide the email addresses.? It would seem to me that at some