I figured that out, although it did take me a few seconds. :) -- 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

Perhaps. Also, in the above, I meant to write "not a moderator" and somehow wrote "not a member". Best, Glenn -- We must work to make the Democratic Party the

Glenn, I totally agree with that. And it was my initial reaction as well. But I see the complaint as more naive than petulant or malicious. -- J Messages are the sole opinion of the author,

My impression was that the complaint was the number of messages they were getting, not that the messages existed in the archive. Best, Glenn -- We must work to

I simply object, as member of the group, to some other member of the group who is not a member of the group attempting to police the conversation of the group and especially the overt "take my

Not to jump into this black hole of a conversation, but let me point out on Dave's behalf that muting doesn't do any good if the person wants to read posts that are staying on-topic to the thread and

Gerald, Dave mentioned deleting posts, so we know he's talking about email delivery (cf my nightmare). Shal

I think we will need the "advanced" system for that... Per the documentation: "Please note that muting and following settings affect email delivery only. Any topics/hashtags you've muted (or failed to

One of the great things about groups.io is that it has many advanced features above and beyond a mailing list. So, instead of being petulant, if a thread bothers you, you could

My thought - perhaps a variant on the 'groups.io mailbox' concept - would be to build on the 'All Topics' view (https://groups.io/topics) but for messages ('Your messages'): Comprised of messages

I am deleting more and more posts on this list as being of no interest to me. Recent posts like this surely have nothing to do with 'improving groups.io' and I suggest we put a halt to them

I remember a long time ago reading this 'Ode to Virtual Memory': The other day I had a scare I wrote a byte that wasn't there It wasn't there again today Oh how I wish that it would stay! Noel

My boss at Seagate and in eons past at IBM collected limericks. But the only part I can impart to this forum is There once was a lady from and there were hundreds that went downhill from there. --

I wonder whether this could be looked at sometime soon - It would be useful to be able to move a message from the main group to a subgroup. Perhaps it could be moved at the moderation phase, if it

This thread seems to have moved away from the original query into "email presentation", so can I ask in what way does the existing Your Groups / Manage My Subscriptions page, or the Feed page not meet

Bruce, I think it is more like a replacement for the mobile web experience; one that can push notifications to your device's notification system. Same as today: what happens to messages delivered to

Mark -- Is the app going to be only a customized mail client that only bypasses the problems of SMTP email delivery and read-tracking? Is it going to REPLACE normal email delivery? I don't see how we

Mark, Two further thoughts from sleeping on it. Nightmares perhaps. Folder management and the meaning of Delete. The original Gmail view of the Inbox was an an ever-growing stash of messages w/o

> Thoughts? Is there another path I haven't thought of? Since the comprehensive solution involves providing much of an email system, is there a way of front-ending it with a dedicated and private

Mark, Among the questions I see with the Comprehensive Way is how to count when a message is read, particularly in the case of Expanded view. But even for Topics, do you count all the replies as read