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Brian, It isn't evident, but clicking the "All Posts By This Member" link fills in that search parameter. No. Your posterid is the same in all groups. The number on that URL is unique to your

To answer davew, I know much more about her than most group owners do about applicants prior to they are included in this group.? We vet members thoroughly because of the sensitivity of personal info

We had a member that was unsubscribed due to the SPAM filter and was rather upset over it. If a member uses the link sent to re -subscribe will owners/moderators be notified so that we can put them on

And that's the way to go about it.? That gives the individual the option to offer or withhold, and that should be their choice.? ?Just as it should be a group owner's choice to accept/decline

This is a small thing but, as a new groups.io manager, just something I haven't yet come across. ?I've seen referenced here in the GMF a "beta group" but I'm not clear whether group owners have

In rechecking, I find that a trimmed version of one of my own profile URLs is:??https://nvda.groups.io/g/nvda/member/109145 where that 109145 ends up being repeated at the end of the whole thing.?

That's putting it mildly.? ?If I were to find out that a random group admin on groups.io had the capability to nose around, at random, to see if I, or anyone else, were subscribed to another group

Am I missing something in the screenshots?? ?I do not see where the posterid number is obtained.? Even looking at my own profile on the groups I moderate (and where I know I have "grand poobah"

What I do in my groups............ Is the Pending Member Application that they need to fill out before they become a member, I ask them to list a few other groups that they are in along with some

Duane, Back in the dark ages (late '14, early '15) of groups.io, anyone could do Right, I'd forgotten about that. But even so that was (I believe) a voluntary thing: a user would create a User Name

Back in the dark ages (late '14, early '15) of groups.io, anyone could do that very thing.? When you clicked on someone's User Name (not Display Name) it would take you to their site profile page and

davew, ? Who said anything about spoofing? The messages I've received from QQ users are not spoofed. A bit misguided, maybe spammy (advertising), but not misleading. ? ? Yeah, I've received some of

Davew, Actually Shal I'd say it would be an offense! > I think it would rise to that level only if one could identify which other group(s). I think Bob meant "one or more other groups" without

Yes always works for me ;-) : 1- 2- 2-

Email spoofing (pretendinh it was you who sent it) / SPAM and SCAM trojan phishing is rife. My own domain has been scanned and I'm getting hostage/ extortion emails. Luckily I can 'dispose' of these.

Actually Shal I'd say it would be an offense! I know this is a 'genuine' help issue rquest, but that option would open up to much more [potentially] malicious actions. I'm horrified by 'some' of the

Bob, But she insists that she "went and got a login and password and when she She may have. and said she was "taken back to the form she had already filled out" > I'm not sure what form she means,

Margaret, Her last email was delivered at 6.03pm and has the response "2.0.0 OK Yes. The 2.0.0 response from her email service means that they accepted delivery of the message from Groups.io. and that

Since we direct subscribe new members?after we vet them and provide them with a short how to in the confirmation email, we have a pretty consistent process. But a woman just requested to join and Our

It should make no difference if it's the digest coming in, or a Private response from a member. I would be going in to the web interface, to any message she's ever sent to the group, and try to send