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On Mon, Jun 19, 2023 at 05:45 PM, Margo Seegrist wrote:

A lady in two of my groups can't get into groups.io.? She forgot her password and thinks she can click on Forgot Password, get the link, and then have it take her right to where she can change her password.? She's caught in the loop.

She's basically doing it right.? The only thing to watch out for is that her phone doesn't delete cookies between sessions.? Nothing you can do, nor us since this is a user-to-user group.

Duane
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A lady in two of my groups can't get into groups.io.? She forgot her password and thinks she can click on Forgot Password, get the link, and then have it take her right to where she can change her password.? She's caught in the loop.? So what I'm trying to do and have done is deleted her from the two sites she belongs to in groups.io (the only sites she belongs to) but she's still now a member of groups.io itself.

How can I get her deleted from groups.io so we can start all over as a new member?? Her email address keeps saying she's a member of groups.io and to input her password so we're stuck.

Can someone delete her email address for me?? I'll give you her email addy privately.? My email address is rli@....? I'm an owner of those two sites (AboutOrientalStampArt) and (HandmadeCardsWithCare).

She's not very computer literate so I'll be signing her into Groups.io with a temporary password once I can and give her the password so she can go change it to whatever she wants.? Plus she's trying to do this from her cell phone and gets frustrated very easily.? That's why I'm trying to set it up for her.

On Mon, Jun 19, 2023 at 06:55 AM, M. A. Gormez wrote:

Is there any way to know, which file/s are consulted or uploaded and by which member?

the Activity Log will show you who has created and deleted files and folders etc. but there is no tracking of who access them.

Regards
Andy

The right to control one's own posts is a copyright issue. Posts to the group do not becomes the property of the group or group owner unless that member quits the group or otherwise disappears, essentially abandoning their posts. As long as the poster is a member, you can not take away that ownership, which is what disallowing deleting one's past posts would be.

Disallowing editing of one's posts is only allowed because the original poster (the copyright owner) still has the right to remove that post and optionally repost a corrected message or not.

Note that this does not apply to quoted text in other members' messages, however. Those are a reply to the original post, and such reference becomes part of the reply post.

Groups.io takes this seriously and egregious copyright violations can get a group shut down immediately, as that puts the entire groups.io system in legal jeopardy.

Dano
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Hi - have just changed our settings to read "not allow members to edit their messages" but it still allows members to delete past messages. Is this setting just working forwards in time and not backwards. If only forwards - then it appears a member can not only take out a message but also any photo attached/embedded.
Not so good in my view .........barry

On Sun, Jun 18, 2023 at 09:09 AM, Barry wrote:

changed our settings to read "not allow members to edit their messages" but it still allows members to delete past messages

That's the way it works.? There's no way to prevent members from deleting their own messages.? See the "Disable Editing Messages" section of Messages Policy Settings.

Duane
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On Sun, Jun 18, 2023 at 10:09 AM, Barry wrote:

have just changed our settings to read "not allow members to edit their messages" but it still allows members to delete past messages. Is this setting just working forwards in time and not backwards. If only forwards - then it appears a member can not only take out a message but also any photo attached/embedded.
Not so good in my view .........barry.

You have stopped them editing the message archive from now on. See Member Help:
/helpcenter/membersmanual/1/working-with-group-messages/editing-your-own-messages-in-the-group?single=true

"A group’s owner might allow members to make changes to the content of their own messages in the message archive (that is, after the messages have been posted to the group)."

/helpcenter/membersmanual/1/working-with-group-messages/deleting-your-own-messages-in-the-group?single=true
I think that the right to delete is a privacy consideration.?

About photos - see?/helpcenter/membersmanual/1/working-with-photos/deleting-photos?single=true

Please check out these help links.

Frances
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Help available from Groups.io help and GMF wiki.

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Hi - have just changed our settings to read "not allow members to edit their messages" but it still allows members to delete past messages. Is this setting just working forwards in time and not backwards. If only forwards - then it appears a member can not only take out a message but also any photo attached/embedded.
Not so good in my view .........barry.

On Fri, Jun 16, 2023 at 10:47 PM, Dan Linscheid wrote:

Perhaps this gives you a little more insight, Chris?

No it doesn't; others have also explained why.

Chris?

On Fri, Jun 16, 2023 at 08:32 PM, Dan Linscheid wrote:

As to your second comment about the inability of GIO to send out a message, I'm not sure about this.

When the reason is given as "is bouncing via system", then there's a problem with that member's email service.? They won't get any messages from Groups.io until the problem is fixed.? There's nothing you can do about it, it's between the member and their service.? Sometimes it seems to clear itself, but other times it continues indefinitely until Groups.io gives up trying to contact them.? You can read about Bouncing in the FAQ and the Members Manual.

Duane
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Lots of detailed information can be found in the Owners Manual and Members Manual.

The first message means your group is set up as an announcement group, which means only moderators can post to it.

The second message means GIO is unable to send a message to 1341 because for some reason that email address is not accepting message. You can find out why by looking at the member's record in the member list and clicking the Email Delivery History tab.

Pete

I do see some activities by non-members attempting to post messages to the group, but here is an example a couple of recent one:

Member false1340?<false1340@...>?attempted to send message "Dalton Group still here ?" to an announcement group via email

Email to false.1341<false1341@...>?is bouncing via system

Perhaps this gives you a little more insight, Chris?

Thanks,

Dan

On Fri, Jun 16, 2023 at 03:09 PM, Larry Finch wrote:

Most browsers? Firefox, Safari and Chrome all have native support for HEIC (just tested).

We went through all this .

If you want it to happen, bring in up in beta again. Complaining here accomplishes nothing.

Locking this thread now.

Thanks,
Bruce

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On Fri, Jun 16, 2023 at 01:53 PM, KWKloeber wrote:

How about in the io app - how does that render (or not,,as it were)?

According to Mark, no.??

Regards,
Bruce

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On Fri, Jun 16, 2023 at 02:09 PM, Larry Finch wrote:

Firefox, Safari and Chrome all have native support for HEIC (just tested).

No, they all don't.? Firefox and Chrome require an add-on, not native.? Safari will only support it with or later.

Duane
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Duane

How about in the io app - how does that render (or not,,as it were)?

On Fri, Jun 16, 2023 at 10:52 AM, Bruce Bowman wrote:

In either event you can still send them as attachments.

And it appears that the site should at least resize them if those group settings are used -

The discussion about HEIC from last year can be found on the .

Duane
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On Thu, Jun 15, 2023 at 08:42 PM, Larry Finch wrote:

HEIC is NOT a proprietary format.?

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So should certainly support it.

The bottom line is that most browsers do not provide native support for HEIC.?Right now, you can't upload them to Photos, and folks like yourself are complaining. If groups.io did allow them to be uploaded, a different set of people would be complaining that they can't see them. Pick your poison.

In either event you can still send them as attachments.
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Regards,
Bruce

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