I added a note about logging in with an email alias to the information about adding email aliases in the Members Manual > Understanding Groups.io accounts > Setting account preferences and viewing

If you have an alias defined for your account, you can log in using that email address, just as you would with your `primary` email address. The end result is the same, you're logged into your

I think you are confusing the issue when you start talking about logging in with an alias because you don't do that. You just define an alternate address as an alias to the account address. In fact

Hi Nina, I'd suggest to add a note blurb in the member user account alias section (member PDF, 3.4.2, "Setting or changing account login elements"), to include some blurb to

I think this is more a question for the GMF group, but basically groups.io is modifying the look of your email address to account for something called DMARC, which is a technical issue affecting gmail

Hi docs group :) In account settings under my email there’s a notice Note: Your email is hosted by Gmail, so we will rewrite the From line for the copies of your group messages that we send back to

Hi, Andy. Good catch! Apologies for missing it before. The Owners Manual is now updated. Thanks, Nina

Hi, Bruce. I added a topic (which Mark reviewed) to the Members Manual called About the Show quoted text button on the group’s website. I hope it does the trick. :-) Thanks, Nina

Hi Nina, just to be clear, the RSVP Maybe reference is separate from the PDF publishing. See

Oops, apparently there was a publishing glitch yesterday. Mark has published the updated PDF version. Thanks, Nina

Hi Nina, The Owner's manual still has a reference to 'RSVP Maybe' (rather than 'RSVP Not Sure') in section 15.5.1 (PDF reference). Also, the help Centre says the latest update was Aug 24 but the PDF

Nina -- A recent inquiry in groups_help suggests that it would be handy to know under what circumstances bottom-quoted text is collapsed under this button when viewing an online message. Please also

Thanks, Andy. I incorporated (most of :-) ) your comments. - Nina

Hi Nina, some additional feedback: On the Introduction page, the bullet point list of features mentions 'Chat rooms' but it it is just referred to as 'Chats' on the left side menu and within Admin >

My thanks to those who provided feedback and comments on the Getting Started Guide for Group Owners to date. I’ve updated the guide accordingly, and the updated draft is available at

Where did you find a check mark for a Moderator to Delete a group? As owner, I just went throught Moderators' abilities and couldn't find any such ability. Such a privilege is only an owner's -- Bob

That would be an exaggeration. If you have a *moderator* with all the necessary privileges, a group can do fine without an owner. Appointing a second *owner* only means you can be booted out of your

After all the discussion on succession in the GMF, I suggest adding something like the new sentence in italics below: "It is a good idea to have at least one additional owner for your group as backup

A couple of additional suggestions: Introduction Amend bullet 2 "or restricted group, or other combinations of settings." bullet 7 change to "Approve or reject messages..." Duane

Nina -- There should be an entry for establishing Default Sub Settings. If nothing else, the time zone setting here must be correct before people are invited/added to the group. Setting this is