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Re: Yahoo Groups shutdown commences #yahoo

 

On Mon, Dec 16, 2019 at 05:39 PM, Cindy in DE wrote:
Now when I go look into the approval queue to see if there is anything in there I get a message that says
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"The item you are looking for is not available".
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Does that mean that we can no longer have messages that we approve? that they all have to automatically go through? Before I think it used to just say there was nothing to be approved.
Cindy -- This problem has been reported in the Yahoo version of GMF, too.

I suspect that going forward, you will have to moderate all posts by email...there is no such web function in Y!G anymore.

Bruce
Re: Yahoo Groups shutdown commences #yahoo

Cindy in DE
 

Hi Bruce,
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We moderate all of our messages from our members.? Approving them the past couple of days has been a nightmare. I would have problems getting to the approvals for messages. Sometimes taking me up to six different tries over an hour time frame to get to the approvals. And then I would approved them they would disappear from the queue as if they were approved and maybe half an hour later they would pop up back in the queue to be approved again. And so it would be hit-or-miss as to whether they were actually approved. Most of times taking four or five tries at going through this process before they actually got approved and went through. And of course they had already stopped showing up under conversations. So during this process of waiting whether or not they were really approved I couldn't tell until they just stopped coming up into the queue again.
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Now when I go look into the approval queue to see if there is anything in there I get a message that says
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"The item you are looking for is not available".
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Does that mean that we can no longer have messages that we approve? that they all have to automatically go through? Before I think it used to just say there was nothing to be approved.
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I checked our moderation settings and it still says under messages that they are moderated. But it also says photos are unmoderated and photos don't exist anymore.
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So what should be happening with our messages when we want them to be moderated?
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Interesting our group homepage picture changed too.
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-------- Original message --------
From: Bruce Bowman <bruce.bowman@...>
Date: 12/16/19 5:05 PM (GMT-05:00)
Subject: [GMF] Yahoo Groups shutdown commences
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It appears that files and photos and such are now gone from Yahoo Groups.

Bruce
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Re: Duplicate Message Posts

 

That has happened to me in one of my groups. I suspect what causes it is that another member is using my post to respond to the group, and is inadvertently hitting Reply all and Sender. It usually ceases when the specific subject that is under discussion closes out.
Cacky
Re: Yahoo Groups shutdown commences #yahoo

 

On Mon, Dec 16, 2019 at 05:05 PM, Bruce Bowman wrote:
It appears that files and photos and such are now gone from Yahoo Groups.
The Chrome browser apps no longer seem to work. They run, but don't download anything. Not sure where this leaves PGO...but I suspect we're now at the mercy of the Privacy Dashboard exports.

Bruce
Yahoo Groups shutdown commences #yahoo

 

It appears that files and photos and such are now gone from Yahoo Groups.

Bruce
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Re: Quoted post position

 

On 2019-12-16 at 10:13 AM, Sandy Kozinn <skozinn@...> wrote:
I use a signature on some of my IO groups.
Regardless of where you put your text, consider putting a DASH DASH SPACE NEWLINE before your signature, like what I have below. Many programs recognize this as the start of a signature and will exclude anything after it in replies. The space is critical.



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Re: Question about #cal-notice

 

On Mon, Dec 16, 2019 at 12:27 PM, Valerie Mates wrote:
I've looked through the configuration screens, but I don't see a way to change this.

Can it be done?
Not directly or easily.? You'd need to edit each event to occur for the local time/day of the person involved (set the calendar to their time before editing.)

Duane
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Re: moderation

 

On Mon, Dec 16, 2019 at 02:22 PM, Dirk Luebbers wrote:
My plan is to invite all current members of the old list to the new list at groups.io by email, and by email only. But I really want to skip

- to individually approve of every new member
- to individually unmoderate every new member

Is there a way to make this happen on groups.io?
If you set the group to Restricted, those that are invited won't need approval and you won't need NuM to be set.? If they join on their own, outside the invitation, then they'd need approval.

Duane
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moderation

 

I am trying to replace a restricted mailing list from a with a list at groups.io. The mentioned list has 3000+ members. The current owner of that list (neither a googlegroup nor a yahoogroup!) will not make avaiable the user email addresses. My plan is to invite all current members of the old list to the new list at groups.io by email, and by email only. But I really want to skip

- to individually approve of every new member
- to individually unmoderate every new member

Is there a way to make this happen on groups.io?

Cheers,
Dirk
Hamburg, Germany
Re: Quoted post position

 

On Mon, Dec 16, 2019 at 01:41 PM, Art Kocsis wrote:
not even partially quoting the original post frequently renders the response worthless for all but the OP
Only if you don't take the time to go online to read the topic.

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Re: Quoted post position

 

On 12-13-2019 11:02:36, Bruce Bowman (bruce.bowman@...) wrote:
The default behavior of the online message editor is no quoting at all,
leaving it up to the individual. Personally, I like this approach...
Unfortunately, especially on this list, not even partially quoting the original post frequently renders the response worthless for all but the OP.

Namaste', Art
Re: Duplicate Message Posts

 

No, I have not participated in any of the duplicated messages; I never replied in any form to any of them.

I have duplicate memberships in other groups.io Groups I own but under different email addresses for safety but all except my primary address membership are set to No Email. I have only one membership in GMF.

The footers in the duplicate GMS messages are identical, as are the headers. Not all GMF messages are duplicated. I've expanded the headers and looked to see if there are any differences; there are not. Not every GMF message is duplicated.

I don't get duplicates from any other Group than GMF or any individual email.

I have seen other comments on GMF about duplicate messages but I don't remember the circumstances.

It is only an annoyance; Delete works...

Larry

On 12/16/2019 10:53 AM, Shadow Grafix wrote:
I suspect when you respond to a message that you hit reply all instead of reply. Reply all will cause you to receive two emails because it will have two email addresses to send to.
Judy
----- Original Message -----
From: Larry McDavid <lmcdavid@...>
Reply-To: <[email protected]>
To: GMF Groups.io Group Managers Forum <[email protected]>
Sent: 12/16/2019 1:25:04 PM
Subject: [GMF] Duplicate Message Posts
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I often receive two identical copies of GMF messages, such as the recent
one about Facebook. I have only one membership in GMF and only one
groups.io registration with a password. Not every message is duplicated
but many are. The full headers of each duplicated message are identical,
as is the message content.
Any idea why?
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Larry McDavid W6FUB
Anaheim, California (SE of Los Angeles, near Disneyland)
Re: Failed transfers.....

 

One of the drop downs allows for membership retrieval.? BUT, you must be either an owner or moderator in a group that masks the emails to get the membership email listing into PGO ...? OR, the YG allows the emails to be displayed for the group. (this isn't the normal default setting).

Some folks who had joined used their email as their user name.? Thus, it's a no brainer to figure out.

BMaverick
Re: Duplicate Message Posts

Shadow Grafix
 

I suspect when you respond to a message that you hit reply all instead of reply. Reply all will cause you to receive two emails because it will have two email addresses to send to.
Judy

----- Original Message -----
From: Larry McDavid <lmcdavid@...>
Reply-To: <[email protected]>
To: GMF Groups.io Group Managers Forum <[email protected]>
Sent: 12/16/2019 1:25:04 PM
Subject: [GMF] Duplicate Message Posts
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I often receive two identical copies of GMF messages, such as the recent
one about Facebook. I have only one membership in GMF and only one
groups.io registration with a password. Not every message is duplicated
but many are. The full headers of each duplicated message are identical,
as is the message content.

Any idea why?

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Best wishes,

Larry McDavid W6FUB
Anaheim, California (SE of Los Angeles, near Disneyland)
Re: Duplicate Message Posts

 

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Are you using more than one of your own email addresses on your group? If so, you should set the non-primary addresses to ¡°no email.¡±

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I signed up three of my email addresses to a group that I just moved from Yahoogroups so that I could send from any of them. I was also getting duplicate messages, until I chose ¡°no email¡± for the ones that are not my primary address.

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Hope this helps,

Best,

Terry Tegnazian
Re: Duplicate Message Posts

 

Larry,

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I often receive two identical copies of GMF messages, such as the recent
one about Facebook. I have only one membership in GMF
If you had two you could tell that from the footer: there would be two different email addresses next to the Unsubscribe link.
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and only one registration with a password.
That doesn't matter. One can still be a group member without setting a password in one's account.
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The full headers of each duplicated message are identical,
Weird.
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My next diagnosis would have been to tell you to examine the raw (View Source / Show Original) headers for a duplicate pair and see where the trail of Received fields diverged. Because if your service received the message twice there would almost certainly be some difference in that topmost Received field reflecting the two separate receptions.
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If those are all the same I can only conclude that your email interface somehow duplicated the messages.
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Anaheim, California? (SE of Los Angeles, near Disneyland)
Howdy former neighbor. I once lived near the corner of Redhill & Irvine, Tustin. Used to be able to watch the fireworks from our roof.
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Shal
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Question about #cal-notice

 

Hi -- I'm the moderator of a group that has a calendar of birthday events.? The events have no reminders set, but I checked the checkbox called "Send Notice To Group When Event Happens (tagged with #cal-notice)."

My question is: The reminder messages are sent each day at 1:00pm, Eastern Standard Time. That's my own time zone, but some of our group members are in Australia, and the day is already over for them by the time the reminders are sent.

I would like to change these messages to be sent earlier in the day -- maybe at 2am Eastern Standard Time, instead of 1pm.

I've looked through the configuration screens, but I don't see a way to change this.

Can it be done?

Relatedly: If I need to turn off these notices and set up a reminder for each event, is there a way to bulk-edit all of the events at once? There are about 120 of them, which is a lot to do individually, though not impossible.

Thanks,
Valerie

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Duplicate Message Posts

 

I often receive two identical copies of GMF messages, such as the recent one about Facebook. I have only one membership in GMF and only one groups.io registration with a password. Not every message is duplicated but many are. The full headers of each duplicated message are identical, as is the message content.

Any idea why?

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Best wishes,

Larry McDavid W6FUB
Anaheim, California (SE of Los Angeles, near Disneyland)
Re: Quoted post position

 

I use a signature on some of my IO groups.

If I comment above a quote, my signature nevertheless goes at the bottom of the message, under the quote.?

In the future, I'll do a radical snip of the message and put that first, so my signature appears under my own words.

If you don't use an automatic signature, I guess this is a toilet paper thing.

Sandy

At 12:28 PM 12/16/2019, you wrote:

Thanks for your suggestions, Bruce. And, yes, my group has discussed whether the quote should be at the top or bottom. Kinda like how toilet paper should be put on the roller.

Re: Quoted post position

 

Thanks for your suggestions, Bruce. And, yes, my group has discussed whether the quote should be at the top or bottom. Kinda like how toilet paper should be put on the roller.
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