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Notizie Radio
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Good morning,
I am the administrator of a group and today when I looked at the subscribers' list I noticed that a subscriber next to his e-mail address has the letters IL on a fuchsia background, while another who has never participated in the Mailing List has the letters
B on a fuchsia background.
What are the meanings of these two letters?
Please note, for information, that both members have never posted on the mailing list
Is it possible to restore the normal registration of both subscribers ?
Thank you
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On Thu, Mar 21, 2024 at 07:22 PM, Notizie Radio wrote:
What are the meanings of these two letters?A list of the member badges and topic icons is given in the Owner's Manual. Regards Andy |
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On Thu, Mar 21, 2024 at 07:25 PM, Andy Wedge wrote:
A list of the member badges and topic icons is given in the Owner's Manual.I should add that there are two relatively new badges that haven't made the manual yet and they are RS & RI. These relate to account re-verification and that's described on the Reverification FAQ page. If you click the Filter button on your member list and scroll up and down the options, you will also see some descriptions. Regards Andy |
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On Thu, Mar 21, 2024 at 07:51 PM, Notizie Radio wrote:
but there is no information on the IL Badge image on a fuchsia background in the list.I've never seen an IL badge before so am not sure.? Can you provide a screenshot? Also, I would like to know if it is possible to reset the address with Bouncing to a normal address.No it's not. See the Owner's Manual on bouncing - especially the last line. Regards Andy |
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Hi Dario
Is it possible you are using the Italian interface? IL could stand for Italian language. Frances -- Help available from Groups.io help and GMF wiki. ? |
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On Thu, Mar 21, 2024 at 08:19 PM, Frances wrote:
Is it possible you are using the Italian interface?I switched to the Italian language and found this on the member list filter options: It the Italian equivalent of I'm sure someone can explain why it's IL when the Italian is shown as Non confermato. Regards Andy |
Andy Wedge
Frances