The posting rate limit was added to the Members Manual in the May 22 release. (Apologies for not replying about it sooner.) Thanks for the feedback! - Nina

It means the topic is moderated. Andy

The list of badges used in the “Your Groups” screen is defined only at https://groups.io/helpcenter/membersmanual/1/viewing-the-member-list It would be helpful to have a link to this explanation

As number of topics grows in this subgroup, having hashtags by Feature Name (menu items) will aid searching to see if the issue has already been reported. OR keep list of topics short by hiding

PDF version referenced 11.5 For clarification, Step 3 should have a Note: Members can only edit events that they've created, not those of anyone else. Owner/Mods can edit any event. There will be no

I was responding to the original bug about infinite scroll not working the archives, not the database. I fixed the original bug (although that was rolled back temporarily this evening). I have not

Per https://beta.groups.io/g/main/message/25067, the Items Per Page setting for an account now works as expected for Databases. I don't have a 100+-row database table so I'm unable to confirm

The problem here is that these (and others I didn't notice before) shouldn't be links, but Acrobat takes it upon itself to make them links unless the setting I mentioned is turned off. There's been

I publish and securely distribute via PDF a members' directory for our organization that includes members' e-mail addresses that are intentionally "linkified." There is also a section that

In case anyone else notices this, there's a Preference in Acrobat that makes these appear because there are implied Mailto: addresses seen and it's linkifying them. General, Basic Tools, "Create

Using PDF Maybe not necessary, but I think it might be clearer to add the following: 5.2 Note: Feed page, https://groups.io/feed 5.3 Note: Your Groups page, https://groups.io/groups Note: Muted

They are bounced back with the following message: "We have received more than 40 messages in 30 minutes from you. To guard against autoresponder mail loops, we must reject additional messages from you

Interesting, I didn't know about this. Can you tell us what happens? Are the posts returned to sender explaining why? Just tossed in the bit bucket? Thanks John

There is a hard rate limit per account of not more than 40 message posts in 30 minutes. https://beta.groups.io/g/main/message/8326 I was unable to find this in the new help center. FYI, Bruce

Based on PDF dated May 15, 2020 I believe the information pages, currently numbered 9-85, should be renumbered 1-77, while leaving the previous numbers as i-viii. This would follow a more standard

Thank you. I notice that the filesize limits have also been boosted. Thanks very much for that as well.

> More suggestions, using the April 17 version of the PDF, Hi, Duane. The May 1 release incorporates those suggestions. Thank you, as always, for the feedback! - Nina

> A query on GMF made me have a look at the Members Manuals; there is nothing there about members being removed for marking a message as spam. As of the May 1 release, the members manual contains

Most of the items mentioned in this topic are incorporated as of the May 1 release of the owners manual. (Threading algorithm documentation is TBS.) Thank you for the feedback! - Nina

> I looked at all three PDF manuals today and couldn't find a reference in any of them to an actual size limitation when uploading files to groups.io. The recently updated (per