When replying to a message via Groups.io online, I'd like to see all addresses to which that reply will go plainly visible and editable before the reply is sent. Figleafing in conformance with group

So, Drew, the footers for your post don’t have a Reply to Sender link. No way through email off-list, only through the Group homepage. (Reply, then change reply to Private.) At least to your post

Moderator notes are included in the subscription information when you use the Export Group Data function. It's in JSON format, which depending on your use may be more difficult to use (or be easier),

Received from Brian Vogel at 9/20/2018 03:57 PM UTC: You don't need to fathom it. There's a valid need for "Reply to Group" groups and the solution to your dislike of them is to not join them or not

I've made this change. Thanks, Mark

This is the very thing that Freegle or Freecycle groups use since any negotiations are done off-group. Duane

Received from Brian Vogel at 9/20/2018 03:08 PM UTC: Some groups aren't set up to function as a "group" - meaning as a forum for roundtable discussion. They may primarily be set up to distribute

Yes, there is good reason to be able to take a group discussion "off list". Unfortunately, the email mechanism to do so easily (the List-Post header) caused a lot of confusion when it was tried in

I think what you are finding is the difference between posts SENT in plain text as against html. All my email is sent plain text and comes through without an html section. Having different

Another vote NOT to get rid of plain text, I much prefer it. Barb

Received from Brian Vogel at 9/20/2018 02:06 PM UTC: Not so. The group owner can set the group so the default action for a reply is to send the reply to the sender of the message being replied to.

Frances -- you've summed it up perfectly. Are the footer options set in Admin*Settings? If so, I can't findit. --Steve ________________________________ Hi I won't weigh in the pros and cons but I

Hi I won't weigh in the pros and cons but I wanted to say that I notice the differences in your footers, posters! I "followed" this thread. In my email (Apple Mail on my laptop AND on my iPhone) I

Hold on, this is getting confusing (I read digest..). Unless your group allows anonymous posts, I don't see the problem. On properly configurated listserves, my email-program will show who the sender

Agreed I don’t want any of my groups to be chat forums. My groups (for various amateur music groups) are intended to report on our gatherings, however other musically related posts are permitted.

I repeat, at the Group Level. I understand individuals might want to reply to sender. What triggered me to start all this in the first place is the fact that when one receives a message in plain

The "Reply to Sender" turns out to be valuablewhen someone in the group wants a response that the rest of the groupmight not have any interest in reading. (Granted they could Mute thereply, a terrific

Dave, I want to make clear that my response to Michael Pavan was not meant to imply that "Reply to Sender" isn't something one might want to do to an individual message, but that it would be

Actual Brian there is one very important case why a poster should reply to the sender, something which came up just yesterday on one of my groups. Someone was offering a television spare part to

I would think whichever one of these was set by the Group Owner, that one is the default behavior when someone replies via e-mail. I can't imagine what earthly purpose the "Reply to Sender," or "Reply