This should probably just be sent as a bug to support@groups.io. The stuff I highlighted above might be a security hole. There could be session ID reuse, cookie issues, or something similar. If you

add (5) a log entry for "confirmed their email address" -- J Messages are the sole opinion of the author. I wish I could shut up, but I can't, and I won't. - Desmond Tutu

I've also been able to verify that the welcome message goes out before the person has confirmed. In fact, according to timestamps, it goes out even before the confirmation email is first sent. I hope

I meant threading, not concatenation. -- J Messages are the sole opinion of the author. I wish I could shut up, but I can't, and I won't. - Desmond Tutu

The person has not given up but cannot find the fifth (or so) confirmation email I've sent her. Meanwhile, I ran some tests. I think the problem is that if the person misses the first confirmation

Mark, Just as Bulk Remove is useful for those of us who manage our users by way of external (Excel) lists, so too would be a Bulk option to apply operations from the Actions menu. If one or more of

Mark, Just as Bulk Remove is useful for those of us who manage our users by way of external (Excel) lists, so to would be a Bulk option to the Direct Add page in subgroups. If one or more of the

I've been having some trouble tonight with yet another new member who can't seem to find the confirmation email despite it being sent and re-sent several times, and checking her spam. I don't know

Along with that request, it would be nice to have a "confirmed membership" entry. Failing this, you need to continually check the unconfirmed members to see if they've (magically) changed to

I was looking for other examples of delivery failure this morning (I wanted to see, for example, if it was happening more often for aol members). I've noticed before that the dropdowns for the group

This comes up whenever there's a delivery failure, it seems. I think it's non-specific, at least according to Mark the last time I asked him about it. Is the member using an aol email address? Here's

It might help if you told us what you were trying to do and where. Were you in the groups.io site itself, or your email software? Were you attempting to view a message? Post a message? Etc. Without

Of course. The ability to select having a notification should be dependent on the relevant permission. Having the permission would of course not make the notification required. I think the whole set

What does this mean and how do i fix it?Message[NewEnglandWax] Vision & Verse Pick UpAttemptedSep 19Response451 4.3.2 Internal error reading data thanks, Deb Claffey

Agreed. If the moderator doesn't have permission to approve members or message etc, then the option to receive notifications for these should at minimum be unchecked as a default. There should be a

Changes to the site this week (today was mostly spent in bed with a bad cold): BUGFIX: Image alignment in the wiki wasn't working. BUGFIX: digest and nomail flags were being ignored with direct

I think (but haven't checked) that the scope of the issue is beyond just the owner setting a moderator up that way (because why would they?) I think that any moderator can set their notifications to

I've noticed that it's possible for me, as owner, to set up a moderator to get - and this is just one example - notifications for pending members, but not permission to approve pending members. Same

Or maybe if members can edit their posts it could say: "members can edit their posts" - but if they can't then it says nothing? And if the no email option is offered then it can say : "Members can

I was wondering if the language for the group settings as displayed on the group home page might need to be reviewed. As I was reading it I was thinking that some sentences would read better in