Ok well YAHOO decided to remove the integration email from the member list, so no more posts are coming in. Turns out the integration email address is too long I believe. As a solution would creating

Mark, J wrote: I can almost see uses for moderators being able to upload files (or to take some other "notified" actions) without creating a notification entry. Mods / owners are particularly likely

Mark, That depends. No. Let me unpack those two answers: The checkbox currently says "Notify Members" members, but what it really means is "Message the group" - it creates a message that posts to

Thank you, this is a big improvement! Best, Glenn -- We must work to make the Democratic Party the Marketplace of Ideas not the Marketplace of Favors.

Changes to the site this week: INTERNAL: More work on the upcoming notifications system. INTERNAL: Much work to revamp the activity log system to support webhook API functionality. BUGFIX: The

I've just changed the file upload/modified notification so that it should only send out one notification regardless of the number of files that are uploaded. Cheers, Mark

We’ve been doing that but certain companies just have others or their followers join and once they clear moderation, post. With 2,000 members it is difficult to control without impacting normal

I have to ask just how is commercial advertising turning up? Is it "rogue" members doing it? If so just put them on moderation, permanently if necessary. Chris

Just need it for the subject line. We're trying to prevent commercial advertising on our non-profit reflector. Regards Ron

That could become a "unique sellingpoint" of io-groups. Would it be for the subject only or include the "body" of the message?

I think the checkbox is a good idea. Then you can check the box or not. What I would like is for you to have a checkbox when you add a photo to notify the group. In Facebook under notifications

We would also like key word filtering to automatically put messages into moderation before they go out to the members. There are certain topics we wish to block and now the first message always has to

Certainly, the moderators should have it. Notifications confuse many people on lists. Unless there are routine notifications that everyone understands, I explain the notifications that will be coming.

To Mark, re: In the new system, should these checkboxes exist? ....... should it be extended to all new notifications? Yes, Yes! Please keep checkboxes for optional notifications. At least

On Oct 1, 2019, at 12:21, Mark Fletcher <markf@corp.groups.io> wrote:I think they should still exist. Hi All, As I continue to work through notifications, questions arise. Right now, some existing

I like having the optional checkboxes, especially for calendar events. Our group tends to put placeholder events on the calendar without much info and then later updates the events and send them out

I am generally in favor of making as many things as possible optional and up to groups to decide for themselves. Best, Glenn

Absolutely. Yes. Yes, and Yes. All notifications should be controllable, both to send and receive. As to group notifications triggered by a member's action, these should also be able to be

Duane . . . wrote: I like this idea, not sending multiple notifications within a short period of time. We won't all agree on the time frame, but if the check box only appears after that time x

I just assumed that was going to be the case, and I think Mark said so explicitly at one point. I'd have to find the thread. Options to receive or not was part of the whole point.... -- J Messages