J, Oh! I was confused - I had thought you were going for an ability to let the member freely reply, but not start new topics without moderation. You mean to moderate the entire topic not just the

This should now be fixed. You can edit the time and set it to any time you'd like. The drop down is just to make it easier to select typical times. Google Calendar behaves similarly. Thanks, Mark

Duane suggest I cross post this from GMF here Calendar Time bugs I've tried many times to create an Event in the Calendar, but keep getting the message: "You have entered an incorrectly formatted date

There's a bug in the Event setup of the calendar. I've got my preference set to 24 hr time, Start looks fine, but End shows a 12 hr clock (though the default end shows correctly.) Another user has

I totally agree with that, even though I never use dates in either of those formats. For my own use (depending on context) it would be either 22-06-18 or 22 Jun 2018 (or even occasionally, as when

Shal, I envision it as a subsetting under "override, moderated" and therefore all their replies to other topics would be moderated, as well. I can't see that someone with this setting would not ALSO

J, Could this be something like a sixth choice under Posting privileges, say "Override: new topics moderated"? The question then becomes what happens to replies they make to existing topics. I'd

A setting on the member page to moderate every thread the member starts would be helpful. -- J Messages are the sole opinion of the author, especially the fishy ones. I wish I could shut up,

Changes to the site this week: NEW: User preferences for date and time display formatting. NEW: Lock icons are now displayed for locked groups in the Your Groups list, the My Groups page and the

[Beta] New card "Anti-spam work" was added to list "Features". [Beta] The lime label "Features" was added to the card "Anti-spam work". [Beta] The description of card "Anti-spam work" was

[Beta] The card "Link in footer to message should go to message in thread, instead of standalone message." was archived. [Beta] The card "Make accessible the results of a bounce probe." was

Mouse pointer issues in Safari are a somewhat "known" problem. People have also reported difficulty clicking on the Edit button of hashtags. See https://beta.groups.io/g/main/message/17067 Bruce

[Beta] New card "We do not parse the feed www.contestcalendar.com/calendar.rss correctly because of a bug in the feed parsing library. We need to replace the feed parsing library with one that is

I finally found it but by accident because people keep saying it is there. The arrow is very small and doesn’t always show at all. I found it on one message but when I clicked again in the same spot

Hooray! In addition to being less ambigous, it sorts properly in chronological order. Sharon

The full date and time displayed when the mouse pointer hovers over a date (in the Topics and Database-table views, at least) is format "Jan 1, 2016 ..." even when I have my date format set to

Hi All, I have changed the date format to YYYY-MM-DD. I have also fixed the date and time formatting issues in tables, and in the activity search boxes. Thanks, Mark

Don't know why we cannot state it as a scientific notation in declining order of importance. 2018-06-22 17:18 Even though, my favourite to eliminate ambiguity is 2018-Jun-22 Arno

Retracting my previous post. One must hover the mouse over the date or time for a longer than typical PC time to get a reaction. Arno

Bruce as I had mentioned somewhere else, hovering the mouse over the date in the daily digest does absolutely nothing. Arno