Changes to the site today: When adding/updating calendar events, you now have the option to send a notice to your group. The notice includes an ics attachment, which makes it easy to add the event to

The cronjob runs at 12:15am every morning. Also, if there are 25 messages to a group during the day, that'll trigger a digest as well. Mark

I think HTML and plain text should be options, with moderators also having the ability to adjust the option for the user, as Shal said. -- Jim Poston@... << 'They're coming to

When does the digest go out? I have a member who wants to send out a surprise birthday notification, but doesn't want her husband to see it. I thought I could easily just set him to No Mail, send

Mark, I'm a bit torn on that. I'm no fan of HTML in email, but I do recognize the advantages it can have for a digest. So my temptation is to let the user decide. But then there is also Judy's

Hi Mark, We made a new wiki page with a hastag in the title. When one clicks on the link, however, it takes us to the main page instead. It somehow causes the groupname/wiki/pagename#1 to

Changes to the site the last couple days: We now handle emails with References headers that contain duplicates. Calendar reminders are now being sent through the group instead of directly to

Hi All, Thanks to everyone who reviewed the logos. I very much appreciated everyone's opinions. The diversity and quantity of excellent logos made it a difficult decision. In the end, I went with a

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Thanks Mark. Some easy on the eyes formatting and an index would be a great start. Adam

Yuck - sounds like what AARP decides you want if you prefer to get all messages via email and have the temerity to not want to visit their oh-so-special web site. With the added bit that if you

Yes, but let the default be plain text. I think we're better off having the defaults for settings be the simplest or cleanest option so new members aren't overwhelmed. Dano

Duane, I know that, but it does not show this special email I am referring to for members. All you can see is the actual mail delivery option, i.e. digest, individual, no mail, etc. The only place

Sorry Shal, it is everything except messages, but the example still remains the same. It is still hard to determine a problem if there are so many things that the member can change and then a lot of

Judy, They do? The closest thing I know of to that is the Updates email. It tells you about activity in any of your groups today, but it excludes messages and calendar

Judy, A BIG help here is that an owner (or moderator with permissions) can see (and change) how a members email options are set. That should make it much easier to assist someone having

I don't think it should be an option. Things are getting to the point that everything is an option and if we owners/moderators are trying to help someone and can't seem to figure out the problem,

Maybe searching them by tags or key words? Give list owners the ability to add tags? I know Yahoo's group category levels got so convoluted as it grew it became impossible to drill down to the

Ronaldo, In single messages I don't have to scroll past the trailing quotes, I just move on to the next message. So there's no benefit to justify the risk that the automation might erroneously delete

After thinking about it a bit, I like using multiple "unrestricted" tag type identifications better than categories. If we wanted to, we could assign something nonsensical, say "oekftu859" that would