David wrote:>>Regardless, a large number of people who left Yahoo groups aren't going to come back, even if Groups.io was a perfect replica.<< Judy wrote:>>You don’t know that, people amaze me

Judy wrote:>>Mark, hopefully you understand you are human and you can make mistakes. I’m amazed at how well you are handling all of these I like this, I don’t like this messages. << Same here.

Thank you!!!!! Brenda

Matthew wrote:>>As long as you found and fixed the bug, it should be good. This is the sort of thing that the current Yahoo Groups team would never communicate with us on, and why we like hearing from

Mark, I'm not upset, I completely understand it was a bug. I'm just totally relieved that it wasn't something stupid that I did. Even though I'm married to a programmer, I'm still not super computer

David, For a public Wiki I can recommend PBworks. I've been using it to host YahooGroupedia for several years now and it has worked beautifully. It may be because the subject matter is so limited in

Judy wrote:>>David, as I stated in my other note, we have a lot of members that know very little about the computer and groups. What you are saying is probably great if everyone knows how to use

I totally agree Brenda. Judy F. SW Florida - USA

David wrote:>>However one need not fear using the Wiki feature on Groups IO as it works just like Wordpress and Google Sites, both of which I find very easy to use for simple text and linked

Mark, I had to redo my group message bookmarks, is that because of what you did to change it from archives to messages? No worries, just wanted to make sure I didn't do something dumb to mess them

Laurence, Agreed. See the last paragraph here: https://groups.io/org/groupsio/beta/message/347 -- Shal

OK Shal, I'm with you now! Sometimes it takes a while. Is it possible to get Denial added? Thanks to both you and Trish for your help. Judy F. SW Florida - USA

Judy F. Correct. Pointless. Correct. But not just Welcome (when someone joins your group) but also tabs for: Pending Subscription (restricted groups only), Goodbye (someone leaves your group),

Chris, Absolutely. That's why I suggested that the icon for such integrations could be the same sort of stylized page and arrow that signifies going "off-site" on Wikipedia. But maybe that alone is

Trish, I think I replied to you about this earlier today. We have messages that need to go out for various reasons to a specific person for a specific reason. This is not the weekly, monthly

Only if you use the Gmail Web interface. If you use a *real* email client - Thunderbird, for example (because that's what I use), they have a POP server - and if you use another email to get

My preference is to block this feature for all email providers so that members of any GroupIO group get the mail they sent back as evidence there posts were sent to members by the list

A real concern, not a nit-pick. It's on the todo list. Thanks, Mark

Many email providers do this. I used to think there was nothing I could do to circumvent this, but in the course of building support for edited messages, I found a way, and it's not difficult. If

This has nothing to do with Groups.IO. It is yet another delightful feature of Gmail, don't go to Hades without it. Temple University has a corporate Gmail account for its students staff and