Hi, all - I am an owner of several Groups.io groups, three of which are "premium". I am already being billed and paying the monthly fee for two of them automatically via credit card. A colleague

#featureRequest. If someone is already in the MAIN subgroup, when I add them to a subgroup they just get the Groups.IO provided boiler plate email. There does not seem to be a Notice template for the

Thank you, Mark. Sorry, I didn't mean to spark a new discussion on GDPR here, just suggested a bulk remove option which could be uself to moderators/owners. All the best, Marina

Right. I think for example when I hear link and I click it, it does say expanded and stuff. I have no idea if voiceover is reading the aria tag or what not. I'm not on my windows machine right now

Sarah, If you're using Voiceover then you're on a Mac and in "a different word" from Andre and myself. Different screen readers in the same OS ecosystem, e.g., JAWS and NVDA, are behaving

I actually don't understand what the issue is. For me it's totally accessible. I hit it and vo says expanded I then can filter like you said, I can then just go to where I need to go. I fi arrow

Brian, Oops, I'm sorry. You are absolutely right. Moreover, JAWS (which I use) sees an odd character (reported as U+F028) and this particular character is the link, not the word "topics". And

HI, We are only using our MAIN group due to a requirement that members of subgroups must be picked from the Main group. We do not use Main for messages or posts. When we add a new member to one of

Andre, We're talking apples and oranges here. I am speaking about the groups.io main page, not the main page for a specific group on groups.io. That is where you do your unmuting of

Hi Brian, A screen-reader user here :). What I do is I just navigate to the direct URL (thank you Mark for good and understandable URLs!): http://groups.io/g/mygroup/topics So I don't even

Jonathon, Just be aware that in most (¿all?) countries in continental Europe, one can neither waive, nor sign away one's rights. As such, it doesn't matter what your agreement says, for European

I was just trying to assist someone who's a screen reader user with regard to how to unmute threads, which has to be done via the web interface (unless there's some secret e-mail option of which I'm

J Groups.io is also a website and has to comply with the new privacy (etc.) rules. I'm sure Mark is doing this correctly. I am very much aware of that and also of the fact that it´s more

All, I don't think that speculation about what Groups.io has to do for GDPR is productive. I have been told by my lawyers that I will not have to remove messages posted from someone as part of their

Exactly. That was just my counterexample to Toki's "no ifs, ands, or buts." And in the case of groups.io, members HAVE granted rights, via the contract that is the TOU. -- J Messages are the

If you’re writing commercially, you will likely have a contract of some sort and if you’ve granted rights to that publication under that contract, GDPR will not over-ride it. kind

Exactly. It couldn't possibly be. I'll have a look at that link. Thanks for posting. -- J Messages are the sole opinion of the author, especially the fishy ones. I wish I could shut up, but I

I am not sure GDPR requires that. Things like email lists come under the GDPR legitimate purpose clauses - which allows the supplied data to be used for the purposes of running the

Not true. The right to erasure is not an absolute right. It is all laid out here

That comes under both _The Right to be Forgotten_, and _Moral Rights_, of Copyright Law. I am not a lawyer. This is not legal advice. jonathon