Aron, If the screenshot I copy/pasted into the first post had remained in place (now it is just a. I'll try again and attach) it would have shown that the daily summary button is already set. And

I already answered in your duplicate post. Click on any message to open the web post, click Subscription right above the currently highlit Messages, click the radio button Daily Digest. Arno

Agree with that, being at UTC-5 (well, UTC-4 now during Daylight Savings Time). What I would really like to see is the elimination of the horrific AM and PM which, of course, will allow for simple

Click Subscription above and check the Daily Digest radio button. Working well for me. Arno

In this particular case the downtime was relatively short (but during daytime in the UK) that most would not even have been aware of it. Longer time outages should maybe be given more publicity but

Indeed it was, but to a limited audience on beta. Not all groups are represented on beta, or the GMF for that matter. Not by a very wide margin... See my post on GMF yesterday; if my experience is in

the outage was announced well in advance there was a banner across the groups home page yesterday, well in advance mark’s playground, his rules, his cats & how long was the outage for???

I have to agree with that, though I agree that the planned downtime could have been better announced, particularly for paid - for groups. Chris

Alexis, 80 includes the ASCII CR and LF characters that terminate the line. So 78 message characters. But that's the original email standard. In the current standard: 2.1.1. Line Length Limits

Steve, Perhaps group owners should have, or be offered, a default subscription to http://status.groups.io/ Of course the corollary to that is that the outage be listed there. I see nothing wrong

I was under the impression that all plain text emails had a max line length of 80 is it? Can't remember exactly offhand. Anyways, with that, there should be no issues with the line being too long for

Alexis, I'd recommend against <pre>, as it has the primary effect of eliminating word-wrap and replacing it with a horizontal scroll (when the source line is too long for the display window). Rather

Alexis, I second that motion. I'd rather have it be handy, as a view option when looking at messages. I'd have it apply to all the text/plain message bodies being displayed on the current page. I'd

That would be unacceptable! >_< -- 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

When you have advance notice that the groups.io site needs to be turned off for maintenance, etc. 1. Send out an email to all group owners, letting them know of the start time and estimated

I can not get this group (beta) to give me just a daily summary of messages. I have reset it several times, gone back to summery, but to no avail. I know I must just be holding my mouth wrong, but

I'm using the "Source Code" editor to insert inline styles. It's these that are subsequently stripped. I want to use styles that do not seem to be available via the editor. For example, when I insert

and as I suspected, viewing this message online removes the 'alignment' :)

Thanks for your response Gerald Here is an example VHIQR 20180501 1201 XA0000 (GBLXRS BIZ) (BIZ-FLIGHT) CGDPF 20180501 1821 XA0000 (CL60 BIZ) (BIZ-FLIGHT) OYMSI 20180501 0918 XA0000 (GBLX

I searched several times and could not find a thread to see what Management's opinion on this was, if I missed it I apologize. Could it be looked into to develop/share a method of securing certain