That's odd. Mine are sent monthly but have only the #guidelines hashtag. -- J Messages are the sole opinion of the author, especially the fishy ones. My humanity is bound up in yours, for we can

Mark, The calendar always has been, and looks like it will remain, a problem child. I think it is because it can cause an action at a future date/time, and that action's point is at least blunted, if

#cal-invite messages will be moderated. #cal-notice and #cal-reminder messages will continue to not be moderated even if the group is moderated. Seems complicated. Mark

Mark, I hope you didn't include the cal-xxxx notices in this fix. Group members won't likely be happy about late event reminders & notices. Shal

Oof. Sorry, went too fast with the bug fixing.... It should be fixed now. However, existing pending messages still won't be approvable and should be deleted. Thanks, Mark

Mark; I think I've found another one; the group I moderate uses hashtahgs (very) sparingly to minimise misuse or overuse. Although I remain puzzled about the apparent disappearance of the -notice

I've made these changes to the #wiki-notice message. Thanks, Mark

Mark, Ok, now they are held in Pending, but I can't Approve them. Just now when I tried to approve a #wiki-notice by email nothing happened. Earlier when I tried to approve one by web it ended up

Wow. That was quick. All good now. Thanks Andy

This has been fixed. Thanks,Mark

Hi Mark, I'm seeing issues displaying messages in Topics view on GMF (Messages and Expanded views seem to work OK). If I set my display preferences to infinite scroll I see this: If I use use any

It's worse than I thought. A repeating event that has been on the calendar since January is also not putting out reminders. This reminder was for one day before the event. It never happened. At this

Has this change been reverted? I cannot find any in the #xxxx-notice format now, and I definitely saw them yesterday. Chris

This should be fixed now. Thanks, Mark

Thanks, Mark. I even just now tried first adding the tag and then sending a message within the thread, akin to your "this is now fixed" messages, and there is still no effect on the notifications.

Your understanding of how it currently works is correct. Mark

Hi All, I have changed the Notify Members checkbox when uploading files so that it defaults to being unchecked, as before. I have also added new Notify Members checkboxes when adding/updating wiki

If I'm honest I am now wondering about the wisdom of that idea, for reasons triggered by Shal's comment. I simply cannot work out in my own head what the optimum (for which read least annoying)

Seems to me that the hashtag's "lock topic" mechanism is best reserved to address Chris's concern about people replying to the notification (ref: https://beta.groups.io/g/main/message/25438). For that

Suppose I want to get web/app notifications for the tag #fixed in beta, to see when bugs (including ones I might have reported) are marked as #fixed. I don't think this would work because as I