Those were my thoughts on both, but I never know when someone else might have a better idea. I know Mark has RSVP on his list, but this could be used until then if it would help. To be honest, I'd

Duane, Perhaps the calendar ought to operate on the same principle as the messages: a member can only edit or delete an event they created. Probably better done through an explicit RSVP mechanism

This one's a non-issue for my groups. Our members would never have reason to bother with the calendar. Mods handle it. Just posting for feedback from a different user type... Trish

Chris Leong wrote:>>My personal opinion is that this is kind of off-topic for the Beta group. I'd prefer for all content in the Beta group to actually be about Groups.io.<< That's why I replied and

No - beta. I'm not a MM member on groups.io but I know a lot of the MMYG folks are here, too. dg

A couple of people on one of our groups (and I) have a concern. I have the Calendar set for "Subscribers can view and edit". Unfortunately, that means that someone could accidentally (or

My personal opinion is that this is kind of off-topic for the Beta group. I'd prefer for all content in the Beta group to actually be about Groups.io.

Diana Gregory wrote:>> I just sent the following to the M&M yahoogroup, so if you see it twice, it's on purpose. I know that a lot of folks are reading beta more than M&M, which is why I'm sending it

Duane, I agree, this would be very useful. This would be akin to the ability in (Classic) Yahoo Groups to set access control on a per-table basis in the database and on a per-album basis in

. . . . . . Mark - I think this is going to be a disaster for our groups. We have some pretty unsophisticated users who will most likely just start typing without deleting anything. If it could be

I fully agree. Due, for me, to our dear friends at Google, I need to to all over the web and waste substantial time to make sure my posts have cleared on discussion groups I post to and the

Ronaldo, Yes. In your Y! Groups Email Preferences page when you Edit the options for your email address there is a checkbox to "Allow group moderators to invite me to their groups" (checked by

I'm not sure what you're talking about. Is it a setting for possible members to not get invites? Is it asetting for the groups.io to ban moderators from sending invites (like after they've abused

It's inconvenient - it's another message in my inbox that I've got to archive. I suppose it has some advantages in that I can search my email and search all messages that I've posted, but if I really

Yes please. No, I don't see any disadvantage with it; people who don't want to see what they wrote can always add a filter. I suppose you could make it switchable as I mentioned before, but I've never

Testing to see if I get a copy.

Mark, Hmm... If the linkifier took them maybe that's actually appropriate: they served their express purpose in delimiting the span of text to linkify and I shouldn't expect to see them in the

It converted it to a link. There's a rule about allowing some types of inline HTML. It may have thought that was what was happening. Or the part that tries to create links out of things that it thinks

Thanks, added to the list. Mark

Yep, I was not converting the text to HTML. I've fixed that, so you should be able to do hard returns now. Thanks, Mark