The group name should be displayed on every page at the top, basically directly to the right of the 'Home' link in the sidebar. Is it not showing up for you? Should it be made more

Ian said: Good point. Last night I noticed that while looking at the archive, settings or other group pages the identity of the group is not displayed anywhere, save the browser address bar. I don't

Ian, Thanks so much for the feedback. It looks like after I complete the calendar (next day or so), I should work on the file section next. Thanks, Mark

Chris, People do not necessarily go to the group web page to see messages. They may wish to see Files or Photos (assuming those facilities are to be added) and moderators may wish to perform various

walkraft@... sendis: If you already are a member, you probably want to see the oldest message that wasn't there the previous time you visited. If you're not a member, especially when the

I wonder if people would be more likely to join a group if the messages were displayed first, rather than the group information page, once the group has a few messages. Additionally, seeing that page

I own a number of Yahoo groups and have been casting around for alternatives - for obvious reasons. I've tried Google Groups and Facebook. My first impressions of Groups.io are very favourable - the

Mark, I don't think it is "killer", but I was just looking at my company's Wordpress stats page and that reminded me that some "hit stats" for various group resources was a perennial request in the

Hi Judy, Thanks for the feedback. I'm constantly concerned about making the system as easy to use as possible, and I do worry whenever adding a new feature that it adds to the complexity of the

No worries. I know that the web site can be improved in terms of user friendliness. If you have any suggestions for how to make it easier to use or understand, or if there's something that you don't

This sounds like the "Reply to Sender" option (as opposed to "Reply to List"). Does Groups.Io have this facility? 2) All members are I think this was a bug in Yahoo groups whereby joining by email

markf@corp.groups.io sendis: I don't consider them subscriptions , nor those who use the feature as "members". Maybe just "guests"? I suppose the most practical way would be for non-members to

Okay, sorry! Forgot about the Inbox view.

First, a simple question! How do you mute a thread on the website? It is easy to do from the email, but what about from the website?

Mark, since all groups aren’t used as discussion groups, so to speak, I would like for you to keep something in mind. I moderate a group that is a buying and selling group. 1) All messages

Changes to the site today: There was a bug in message reference parsing, which in some situations could result in incorrect message threading in the archives. It's been fixed. The text on the invite

okay thank you sorry that I don't understand most of the technical stuff, Cherrill

Of course. There will never be a situation where you can't control who's in your group and what gets sent to it. Thanks, Mark

is this a feature I can turn off the moment its implemented, because I don't want people who are not members to send any emails to my group. If they want to be a member, they should join the proper

Cherrill, If I add this feature, it will be something you can turn on or off. Here's how it would work (if turned on for your group): A non-member sends a message to your group It looks like a pending