Shal, Brian gets that but thinks the person should be savvy enough to log in, or learn to. I'm on the fence but I think it's a good feature no matter which side of the fence you're on. --

Mark -- I've done a little testing on this one. It appears that if the image is less than 100 pixels in either dimension, it won't show up in Emailed photos. So this should also help the little PNG

Brian, I think the issue is that the group's Messages may not be public. If not then the link won't work - it will redirect the person to log in. I think it is the extra steps of dealing with a

To further mix metaphors, it's different strokes for different folks. ;) Seriously, different groups have different cultures, stress levels (e.g., medically oriented groups probably have more), and

I would like to features added to Photos and Files that allow posting comments and possible liking photos and files uploaded to the group. These should be able to be managed by the owner and moderator

Mark, I may be too late in saying this, but perhaps you should have rolled back the prior change to date order before rolling out this change. That would have preserved the "least astonishment"

So Brian, it's sink or swim right off the bat you throw them into the deep end and if they don't get it, their tough luck? We are focused on helping the patient regain their functions rather than

Bob, I totally agree with you about that. People with scary medical conditions, and even people with cats with scary medical conditions, are lucky if they have the presence of mind to increase their

Kind of a Grub Hub of info? -- Bob Bellizzi Founder, Fuchs Friends ® Founder & Executive Director, The Corneal Dystrophy Foundation

A non-internet savvy user has become a member of a patient advocacy and support group because they have just been delivered a diagnosis of a very rare disease and the busy, busy specialist is not a

J, I'm not saying, in any way, that the function might not be useful, but that given what you need to do to find a specific message number for a message you no longer have at hand, the only

I wondered about that downthread, but I think they can get it from the digest or summary, and Bob mentioned a couple of other methods in response to the same question from me. I agree with you on the

I don't get the idea of re-sending a message, in its entirety, by e-mail at all. If someone has a message number then the only way I know of for anyone to have obtained same is to have looked up the

You seem to be missing the subtlety of my comments. I am suggesting that this can already be done and does not require any new functionality. -- Gerald

Oh, also, that would be a good addition anyway, as suggested by Jeremy downthread (and I think by Shal and others in the past): the ability for a moderator to send a specific message to a specific

All this stuff about the mentor is just a particular use-case. I think the feature would be handy in general, in other situations besides Bob's group. I'm sure Bob has it figured out how he would best

I'm still stuck on how this is going to work in practical terms. A non-internet savvy user has to communicate with a mentor to find out what they need. Not clear how the user contacts the mentor. The

Now that this has been added, I'd like to see the default changed back to Sort By Title. This would allow those groups that had undertaken the extra work to get things sorted the way they wanted,

Two thoughts on possibly adding to this I've had: 1) a corresponding 'SendMeTopic' command, to do the same for a whole topic (either as individual e-mails, or some sort of summary or digest) 2) a

Mark, Missed this one (for some it's kind-of a big one): * CHANGE: Only display photos in the Emailed Photos album that are larger than 100x100