Just reporting that it worked fine for me under Chrome (and not using a screen reader). -- Brian - Windows 10 Home, 64-Bit, Version 1803, Build 17134 Explanations exist; they have existed for

I agree, 100%, with there being no substitute for direct contact with members who behave so badly that suspension is being considered. Banning, though, only occurs, both in my personal opinion and in

I’m using Mac OS High Sierra and Safari. I had no problem filling in the fields. Sharon ---- Sharon Villines TakomaDC@Groups.io "Neighbors Talking to Neighbors” Takoma Park DC and MD

Hello Mark, I just took the survey but I had a heck of a time using jaws you have to keep playing with the tab and inter key I wouldn’t think there would be any problems but sometime who knows what

Hello Joseph, I just did the survey with jaws but I had a heck of a time doing it.

Yeah well I'm not talking about Boyd. I'm talking about voiceover which is apples version of a screen reader. I'm glad that you were able to answer the question. But I was unable to type in the answer

The first question was: "How many years have you been moderating groups (on Groups.io and elsewhere)?" I had no problem answering: 18 years I might be missing something, but I would guess you could

Michael I could've answered all the other questions. Question one would've been left unanswered which most certainly things every question is required before submitting. Because put some want was the

I had no problem with submitting my survey on a July 2017 MacBook Pro with a fully updated High Sierra (OS 10.13.6) and Safari 11.1.2 - I just checked and see I can update Safari to 12.0 and so will

Yes I am using a screen reader something car voiceover. Which is apples screenwriter are iPhones, and MacBook computers would it be a problem to use survey monkey? I know I can fill out this form on

It all worked fine here Joseph using Palemoon. Thanks Mark. Dave http://davesergeant.com

Hi Joseph, Unfortunately I don't have answers for you; I'm just using Google Forms. You're using a screenreader? I'm surprised there would be issues. Mark

Mark, I just tried to take your survey using the latest version of Mac OS what is high Sierra at the moment. Was wondering, why can't we type and numbering for the first question? The answer box has

I will "third" the agreement with Duane. If one wishes to ban, as in permanently remove someone, then do it. If one wants to put them on notice and on a short leash then the group owner or a moderator

Received from Duane at 9/17/2018 01:46 PM UTC: Amen!!! I don't think there's any substitute for direct contact with members who behave so badly that suspension or banning - two entirely different

Hi All, I'm looking for feedback that will help me prioritize feature development, and have put together a short survey. If you're a Groups.io owner or moderator, I would appreciate it if you could

JohnF, If you’re talking about which parts of the group they have access to, etc., then you’re not talking about removing them, let alone banning them. You’re talking about some sort of

I agree 100% with Duane on this. -- J Messages are the sole opinion of the author, especially the fishy ones. My humanity is bound up in yours, for we can only be human together. - Desmond Tutu

I have seen temporary bans used effectively in general discourse forums where one or two members start posting in a heated discussion, and they really just need some time to calm down. It turns off

For 'problem' users, I put them on moderation and send them the Group Guidelines. Very effective since their posts won't make it to the group unless I approve them, and I can reject one (or more)