I don't think I could have put that any better. Firstly the statement Now, I can go to http://groupname.groups.io is incorrect; it returns a list of things that (in my case) Google has found in

Steve, Settings -> Message Formatting -> Normalize HTML Emails I agree. https://beta.groups.io/g/main/message/15545 Shal

Two really annoying things I'm getting from groups I either belong to or administer 1- It would be nice to either force displayed messages in a default font at my location or have the program force a

Huh? -- 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

Hello to the list. I think Mark's idea of going to groups directly from the browser's address bar is a good one. This makes, for example posting to specific groups easier. Now, I can go to

Mark, just trying out "chats" on a family caregiver group. I notice that there are no dates included with chats, only times. Can dates be added please?? -- Eric

If there is the option to disable hashtags, what exactly would that mean? Specifically, I'm wondering what would happen if there are hashtags already in use and then the group changes to "disable

I would like to see one more option: Disable hashtags. When selected, "#anything" would be treated as plain text. Also when selected, as with other options like Directory, the #Hashtags tab would not

Changes to the site this week: SYSADMIN: Upgraded the main database instance. BUGFIX: For groups without subgroups, you can now go to https://groupname.groups.io, and it will redirect

"Once the user does get the email and follows up and makes the requested correction, the post goes through. " That's not what happened in my group member's case, according to her. She made the

I just checked again to see what what happens when a user tries to use a new hashtag and that isn't allowed. If done online, there is a dropdown called "Tags" to pick from valid hashtags. If the user

Re-reading her message more closely, on top of everything it actually seems like this is a bug. She apparently(?) corrected her message to have an allowed hashtag, but that didn't work. She was told

One correction: my group is now on moderation (due to a troll), so it's correct that her message, once corrected, would have been moderated and needed to be "released." However, I received no notice

This is not working well for my group. A member typed a current hashtag incorrectly in an emailed message this morning, and she emailed me offlist 12 hours later to ask me why her message had not yet

I am not getting any notices of list members unsubbed for marking a message as spam. Is this a feature not available for the free level of groups.io? Or, maybe I need to change our list settings so

I agree with Jim about the algorithm having a hiccup at a certain point as the width gets narrower. On the other hand, the display rendering is pretty nifty for really narrow displays when it puts the

It's a nice width - same as I remember or close enough - when my browser (Firefox) is full screen (1280w X 1024h), which is my norm. Then as I slowly shrink the browser width it gets smaller until at

Haha! -- 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

With absolutely no sarcasm intended, Mark runs this service like a pro. Marv

I'm not going to pretend that it's a major issue because from my point of view it isn't; I was just wondering if (a) it was my fevered imagination, or (b) it was accidental. As it's neither of the