Hi All, Something happened to the datacenter where the Groups.io machines are hosted at, starting around 10:12AM Pacific Time. This caused the Groups.io service to go completely off-line. I posted to

I would go a step further. I think that having the possibility to address the invitee in his/her own language would reduce the risk of people marking the message as spam. Why can't the message be

wrong message title: should read "past members" (not "removed") - they can have left or have been removed, either one, to be "past" -- J Messages are the sole opinion of the author, especially

I have brought this up before, but only tangentially within other topics: I now routinely ban every member who leaves the group because it's the only way I can see who they were and their past

I can see what you are asking. One of our calendar reminders needs sending each Wednesday except the second Wednesday (when we have a different one) and I have had to set up 5 different reminders.

I second that - not just in Victoria's situation but I would rather my own message come first before the boilerplate info.

I´ve started transferring my German group. I wrote a German invitation text, but it shows up in the midst of the fixed English text. Is it possible to move my German text above the boilerplate

I have events that occur on the Nth weekday of the month. For instance: the last Monday of the month and the 2nd Friday of the month. Also another that occurs the Wednesday preceding the 2nd Friday

I'm adding hashtags to older topics in my group and everytime I do -- i get bounced back out to the first page of messages ...It's an annoyance to keep track of where I was and then get back to that

It's not about clogging up the list in our group, either. It's about people (many of them) stating medically incorrect facts in their signatures that could mislead other group members. I could put

Hi Ronaldo, This isn't about clogging up the list - at least for our group. It is about getting the required details and information links into our member's signatures. When a member isn't computer

Dave, There are two chckboxes near the end of the event below where you set Reminders that say: Send Invite To Group Send Notice To Group When Event Happens Send Invite To Group is checked by

Maybe just a glitch, but I just edited a repeating event for tonight to remove the reminder at the start of the event (g4bra@groups.io) and it sent out an 'updated' reminder for the one which

Many reasons. If it gets implemented and you have no need for it in your group, don't use it. -- J Messages are the sole opinion of the author, especially the fishy ones. I wish I could shut

number of messages in total or per week/month please and if groups.io really takes off you will need sortings by worldparts and languages...

I'm not sure why and how this would work. Why would a moderator/owner want to edit someones signature/footer? If they clog up the list, wouldn't a "discard anything after two hyphens and a space"

Second. -- 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

Howdy Duane :-) Thanks for the work around ideas but they just don't work for our particular group. :-( We have been using wiki instructions and one-one emails to help members but they fail some of

I would characterize it that way also. -- 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 this is a great feature to add, Mark. We used the Comments section in the membership application heavily for my lists, mainly based on my list demographic. We use it to help screen out list