By virtue of the fact that notifications by email are effectively being held back by the combiner then yes, they are being delayed. If the combiner wasn't there, they would be sent immediately. I

But is there any evidence that suggests Groups.io is slowing down email deliveries, even taking into account your other points about possible delays due to polling differences? Every now and then some

Or even better, allow the combiner to be turned off and/or the delay to moderator controlled No, the inconsistency I was referring to is the spacing between events listed in one notification email

and later wrote: The spacing on the email notification for certain events is not consistent... I can easily come up with with a counter - argument that 4 minutes isn't nearly long enough, say if

Which sort of comes back to Chris' point that the notifications work in different ways https://beta.groups.io/g/main/message/25572 Some other things I have noticed: push notifications do not

Mark, Yup. But this is wrong for a wholly different reason... > To: Shals2nd"s Display Name <shals2nd@...> > From: main@shalstest.groups.io

Should be fixed now. Thanks, Mark

Mark, #bug In my test group my display name has an apostrophe in it. And, well, yeah: Gotta love HTML. Shal

Andy, OTOH if you want immediacy you can enable it as a web/app notification. That's even faster than prompt email delivery. https://beta.groups.io/g/main/message/25544 Of course, that won't help

Agree 110% with Andy. I haven’t followed the conversation about aggregation but now reading that the notifications are going to be blunted (great word) like this, I’m really shaking my head. I

I don't like this combiner approach with a 4 minute delay. It seems to me that we have a sharp new system to send out immediate notifications and then we blunt that by delaying them. If I want the

Whoa, that did not make sense. I meant to say yes to the first, no to the second. -- J Messages are the sole opinion of the author, especially the fishy ones. My humanity is bound up in yours, for

So do cats and dogs. :) -- J Messages are the sole opinion of the author, especially the fishy ones. My humanity is bound up in yours, for we can only be human together. - Desmond Tutu

I can see the logic to this, however the result is that overall email and push notifications behave differently. Anyone used to email notifications only (i.e. the existing system) will see one set of

Hi All, I've changed the push notifications policy as follows: For pending messages, pending subscriptions, spam resub, join group, and create subgroup moderator notifications, if your action

Yes and yes. (No it's not confusing.;) -- J Messages are the sole opinion of the author, especially the fishy ones. My humanity is bound up in yours, for we can only be human together. - Desmond

Hi All, The existing moderator notifications (pending subscriber/message/etc) are always sent to the appropriate moderators, both email and push notifications (if you have them configured). When I set

This morning I removed the hashtags from the new moderator notifications. My thinking was that these notifications aren't controlled by hashtag muting, so having the hashtags would be confusing. And

Mark, I am getting web/app notifications whenever I post a message, because I have myself on moderation so that I can edit my messages (and to make sure I didn't send them to the wrong place). While I

"Up until now the owners/mods determine if something reaches the attention of the members." I would like to clarify the above sentence. If I as a mod make an edit I would like to have continued