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The vast majority of bouncing email addresses are what are called "hard" bounces. The email address has simply become invalid. The user was getting their email through their ISP and switched to a

Help! I renamed my group (changed the URL), and realized after the fact that this made all of my group's Wikis point to nowhere. I now realize that I should have considered my actions more carefully.

Tim, Would you by any chance have Plain Text set in your GIO main account editor preferences and you started that thread in your group?? Or possibly have your mail client configured to send text-only

They can still read the messages. Member help says: Note: Even if your Groups.io account is bouncing, you can still log in to group websites and read and post messages there. Bouncing affects only

This is a peer-to-peer group - no managers here! You can add a message footer in Admin, Settings, Message Formatting. Frances -- Help available from Groups.io help ( /helpcenter ) and

I've never gone in and looked for bouncing members. Maybe I should. I thought a member would notice they're not getting posts or can't post anymore and they'd look into it.

I actually don't have Plain Text Only checked in the group—this was a thread that was all sent as plain text. I guess that gives the same effect. I think I'll have to create a test group to explore

Evening Manager, I just became a co-owner of a group that was created in 2019. The original owner, had asked me to update the footer with the posting address. But I am unable to find the footer

They'll never resolve themselves.? The user has to unbounce their account.? The thing that caused the bounce may resolve itself though.? It could be action by the user or their email service, among

Chris . . . <chrisjones12@...> wrote: Do these often resolve on their own? Donald KX8K ---------------------------------------------------- Some ham radio groups you may be

Tim, />>> Would changing the group's Reply settings to "Group and Sender" address this//// / No.? Refer to the links Duane posted for more in depth info, but TL:DR, it looks like you have the "Plain

For info about the footers, see /g/GroupManagersForum/topic/missing_reply_to_sender/90716961 and https://beta.groups.io/g/main/topic/conflicting_message_policies/90722089. Duane --

Thanks for the link! The DMARC explanation kind of makes sense, although it means that non-tech-savvy users are going to hit reply-to-sender and have their message go into the bitbucket. (They *might*

An alternate would be to embed a screenshot of the video with a link. This is for an announcement group -- Bob Bellizzi [email protected] online? support? group for corneal dystrophy patients &

True! Unless other reply options are not permitted in Settings. /helpcenter/ownersmanual/1/customizing-group-settings/message-policy-settings If it is ticked, then the footers only

Tim, Instead of using the "Reply To Sender" feature of your email client, use the "Reply To Sender" link provided (most of the time) on the message's groups.io footers, such as at the end of this

See /helpcenter/faq/1/group-member-faq/q-why-are-some-people-s-email Frances -- Help available from Groups.io help ( /helpcenter ) and GMF wiki (

I recently used my mail client to "Reply To Sender" (my list is set to reply to Group by default), and was surprised to have it bounce. It turned out the From address was <john@...>

Bob -- You can provide a link to it, but you cannot embed it...groups.io strips the <video> tag from html emails. For more details, see this discussion (

Blocked? Are you sure you don't mean " Bouncing ", because that is what a red (or blue) B means. Which colour it is depends on whether Groups.io has determined that the Bounce is "permanent" or not.