When we upload a file, there is a checkbox for notifying the list. There is not one on the update window. Would it be possible to add this checkbox and accompanying notification so that I can

So it has happened again. A moderator in my group has deleted a database. It would be very helpful if we could have a more robust set of controls for moderators. When using BigTent, I could set each

The FB integration here is one way, from FB to your group, and then only from a public page. BTW, this group is intended "to discuss the Groups.io service and how it can be improved during our beta

I have created a FB page for our group, and there are a lot of members on their that I'd like to see using the Groups.io too, however; when I try to "Promote to Facebook", it will only let me post to

Changes to the site this week: API: Added sort_field, second_order, query, sort_dir fields to the pagination object. BUGFIX: In some cases, when doing a photos search, clicking an individual photo

Chris, I don’t find that odd at all. I also suspect that because of the way the “btinternet.com” address space is split that the result when sending from webmail may vary depending on which

In the group I moderate (>2100 Subscribers) 182 have btinternet.com addresses and a further 8 have btconnect.com one. Dave w also wrote: … I suspect you have as much chance of getting it fixed as

Duane, One would hope so except It’s the UK equivalent of Ma Bell so its history is that it was the national government telephony provider. As such it created the rules as steps to prevent other

I would think a provider of that size would follow the RFCs. Duane

Chris, Yes it’s a single UK provider, however it’s the biggest UK mail provider, and as far as I can tell it has around 10 million customers…. Dave

I was involved in some of the original investigation into this phenomenon, but I genuinely believe that changing the format of Groups.io email addresses is not the way to go, at least for the moment.

Duane: Dave says that a dot is safe because dots are used by everybody and they ARE safe - I have one in my own email address. We know that + CAN be unsafe because we found a situation where it IS

When I need to see something in groups.io as a non-subscriber or non-logged-in user would view it I open an incognito window in my browser and type in groups.io For Firefox the shortcut is

Sharon, Maybe ignore my prior reply. In the bottom bar of every page is a link to the Features page (https://groups.io/static/features). Which may be more exactly what you wanted. Shal

Sharon, It may have seemed confusing to you, but the general Groups.io URL (https://groups.io/) shows the introductory page you want to someone not logged in: So the key to seeing what you're

The issue of which URL you're taken to vs. which URL you type in is a general problem in groups.io. I discovered only recently that of the URL's I had posted in my group as referrals to other cats

This morning, I tried to respond to a request for the best email discussion group provider with the address of Groups.io. It lead to much frustration. Every time I tried to go to a general page, I was

Sounds like that's going to extremes. Anything bad can happen at any time. Doesn't mean you avoid doing everything because it's not safe. -- J Messages are the sole opinion of the author,

Exactly. If they're not following the standard for one, what's to say they'll follow the standard for others? Why do you think that "." is safe? Since it's part of the same standard, it may not be

Duane, I folks are violating RFC2821 then they are not treating them the same. However, I think only “.” is safe.. Dave