Ken,

Add the full range of photo editing tools to the Photos albums "photo
edit"

"the full range" is a pretty broad request (Photoshop? Gimp? Lightroom?). Care to suggest some priority items?

Topping my list would be in place down-resolution (pixel resolution change via resampling) and quality reduction (change to compression parameters and/or algorithm). Those two for the purpose of reducing storage consumption.

Crop would be a close third, maybe including rotation.

Annotation: "...pictures with circles and arrows and [some notes] on the [front] of each one explaining what each one was, ..." would probably be my next choice over more traditional photo tools such as exposure adjustment, color adjustment, etc.

Shal

Mark -- Thanks as always for hearing us rolling back the change.

It is something of an annoyance to have to unlock the topic before the associated poll can be closed. If these two actions could be made even more independent of each other, that would be seen as an improvement on my end.

Regards,
Bruce

Hi Mark,

I created an event with RSVP last night and accepted it as Will Attend to get myself in the count.  The message I received titled Your RSVP to the xxx Event contained the original Description field and not the Note to Send Attendees.  (Now the five people who accepted the invite don't have the full information).

I tried this two more times today to verify I did not do anything wrong and in those cases I again got the original Description and  not the Note to Send Attendees.  Obviously this used to work fine.

Charlie
P.S.  I also noticed that Google mail is complaining about the RSVP email source  in a big yellow box -

On Sat, Aug 1, 2020 at 01:46 PM, Duane wrote:

I've had my #poll-notice hashtags set to lock immediately to prevent replies being posted, as well as to keep folks from trying to 'vote' via email,

That's exactly what I've been doing on my group.and it worked well.  It seems I have a hashtag to update and rejection notice to create in my group and over 20 subgroups - time consuming to say the least!

Andy

On Sat, Aug 1, 2020 at 09:42 AM, Duane wrote:

I'm pretty sure that's it.  I had 2 polls open with the hashtag set to lock immediately. Voting had occurred as normal over the last 3 weeks.  When I went to check on them after seeing this, there was no way to vote (only see who responded), so they were apparently closed. 

Thanks...I was afraid of that. I suppose I can find some way to work around it, but Robert's Rules will be more difficult to enforce without separate controls.

Bruce

On Sat, Aug 1, 2020 at 08:10 AM, Bruce Bowman wrote:

What happens if I instead set the #poll-notice hashtag to locked? Will no one ever be able to vote?

I'm pretty sure that's it.  I had 2 polls open with the hashtag set to lock immediately. Voting had occurred as normal over the last 3 weeks.  When I went to check on them after seeing this, there was no way to vote (only see who responded), so they were apparently closed.  I say 'apparently', because if I chose to Edit Poll, I still had the option of Close Poll, though I couldn't vote.  After I used the Close Poll button, it changed to Reopen Poll.

Duane

On Fri, Jul 31, 2020 at 11:07 PM, Mark Fletcher wrote:

CHANGE: Locking a topic that contains a poll now also now closes the poll.

Mark -- I've lately been routinely locking poll topics per a recommendation from Duane. This is to discourage members from "voting by email."

What happens if I instead set the #poll-notice hashtag to locked? Will no one ever be able to vote?

Generally, please help me understand the use case for this change.

Regards,
Bruce

On Sat, Aug 1, 2020 at 07:46 AM, Duane wrote:

I wish this had been announced when it happened.

While trying to figure out when this occurred, I found that there is no log message when a poll is closed.

Duane

On Fri, Jul 31, 2020 at 10:07 PM, Mark Fletcher wrote:

CHANGE: Locking a topic that contains a poll now also now closes the poll.

I wish this had been announced when it happened.  I've had my #poll-notice hashtags set to lock immediately to prevent replies being posted, as well as to keep folks from trying to 'vote' via email, and didn't realize folks couldn't vote any more.  I've changed them all to moderated and removed the lock setting.  Now to set up a Rejected Message notice that explains they can't vote using reply.

Duane

Changes to the site this week:

• CHANGE: When emailing RSVP responders, default the From line to the person sending it (it would normally default to +owner if a mod was sending the message).
• CHANGE: Exporting event RSVP responses now returns a CSV file, containing all responses.
• DOCS: Updates from Nina and beta of the new Getting Started Guide for Owners.
• NEW: Enterprise groups can set the logo used for web push notifications.
• NEW: When you RSVP yes to an event (and are not waitlisted), you will get an email notification.
• CHANGE: Only display RSVP additional information fields for moderators/event owners.
• CHANGE: Consolidated some RSVP notification messages.
• NEW: When a moderator/event owner changes an RSVP, a notification is sent to the person.
• CHANGE: Changed help wording of RSVP yes message when creating an event.
• CHANGE: Locking a topic that contains a poll now also now closes the poll.
• INTERNAL: Optimized the code for converting an HTML string to plain text to deal with some pathologically large style blocks we encountered in an uploaded file, which was causing exceptionally long runtimes and timeouts.
• CHANGE: Changed terminology from maybe to not sure for event RSVPs.
• BUGFIX: Don't send out a yes message email to someone RSVPing to an event if there is no yes message.
• NEW: You can create files in the Files section that are links to Google Docs/Dropbox/Box/OneDrive documents.
• BUGFIX: Fixed links in Files search results.

Take care everyone.

Mark

See above. LOL 
Could that be done, or is there a technical reason why it would not work?

-ken

Sure. The most recent one was 14:38 Pacific today, the calendar is:
https://lists.hyperledger.org/ics/REDACTED/feed.ics

                <p>HTTP/1.1 403 Forbidden
                <?xml version=3D"1.0" encoding=3D"utf-8"?>
                <D:error xmlns:D=3D"DAV:" xmlns:C=3D"urn:ietf:params:xml:ns=
:caldav">
                  <C:same-organizer-in-all-components/>
                </D:error></p>

Perhaps it's client side - I'm using Fastmail to proxy the calendar.
Ry

[Mod note: Redacted the ICS url]

On Fri, Jul 31, 2020 at 11:57 AM, Mark Fletcher wrote:

Well butter my buns and call me a biscuit -- I can't duplicate it now either. 
It's working fine using the same date parameters that did not work (several attempts) back on 7/21.   I hadn't tested it after that day.
A Gremlin?

-ken

Hi,
I've done a lot of investigation over the last several weeks, and it looks like I get sporadic 403 errors for the ICS for our group calendar for Hyperledger.

This causes gsuite to stop updating a calendar after a while, and due to an implementation issue I've chased down within gsuite, there's basically no way to get it to "try again".

What is causing these 403s? Could this be fixed?