To me it boils down to which thing is more important for users to see that they might otherwise skip. In other words, what needs to be most *in their face*. Users are not going to skip over the io

Hi. When I tried to delete a group, I was returned to the messages page. I pressed the delete group button and confirmed the group deletion and when I confirmed it, it returned me to the message page.

On Y! the footer came after the links, and the links on individual emails were sorted horizontally not vertically. So you could get to them easily and quickly - as they help you participate in your

Personally it doesn't matter to me where it goes. But like Anita, I would like the option of removing some of the links at the end of the emails. My group members don't need all those links. Thanks

I want to change what I wrote. I think now I like the groups footer after the iolinks. That seems fine. Just wondering still if all those iolinks are necessary? Anita

Agree. Message, then footer, then links. -- J Messages are the sole opinion of the author. Especially the fishy ones. I wish I could shut up, but I can't, and I won't. - Desmond Tutu

I think the group footer should follow the message(s), then the site footer. Makes sense to me for them to be in that configuration due to priority. Duane

I, on the other hand, value having as much information as possible about my group and groups in general, so I would like these links to be retained Sincerely, David Dillard Temple University (215)

Maybe you can add an option for this in the group settings. Met vriendelijke groet,Artin DekkerBeheerder win10-nl mailgroephttps://win10-nl.groups.io/g/algemeen Op 17-12-2016 om 00:35

For me I like it before your links for the group. I did notice the links you put on are so many. Is there a way to reduce them. I don't think members need to see all of those links you put in

Hi All, You may have noticed that I changed the placement of the group footer within the overall message footer. Previously, it appeared before the links. Now it appears at the bottom, after the

Hi Marvin, I have no problems logging into http://Groups.io. My suggestion would be to send an email to support@Groups.io with the error you get when you log in. I hope that this is helpful. Steph

I have had no problem getting to the iogroups page. I use Firefox or chrome. Do you have it blocked for some reason or a firewall setting? I also have windows 10 but never like Internet explorer so

Hi, for the past day or two, not able to go to the groups.io site, says cannot find server or fix connection, internet explorer 11, windows 10, and says dns server not available. And on firefox, says

thank goodness, I thought that bug was out of the can for far too many messages.<g>

yes, that would be my initial association too. I'd never say "cheers" without a glass or cup of alcoholic beverage in hand - but then I'm Dutch. groetjes, Ronaldo

Mark, I keep my "signature stash" in plain text and format it once pasted. I could definitely have some extra weird HTML somewhere in there because I'm using the WYSIWYG editor

Hi Brian, Apologies for the delay in getting back to you. I checked one of your sigs, and there's a bunch of extra HTML in it. Did you cut and paste the sig from somewhere else? You can see the extra

BTW I just tested the "removed" notification, and Mark thought ahead on that one. There's no "cheers" added. J -- J Messages are the sole opinion of the author. Especially the fishy ones. I wish I

Or, You're banned. Have a great day! Sent from my iPhone -- J Messages are the sole opinion of the author. Especially the fishy ones. I wish I could shut up, but I can't, and I won't. - Desmond