That may explain why I'm getting notifications to approve pending messages and memberships hours after I've already seen and done them via the web. My last membership approval was done at 22:05 on

I've had my email feeds cut off several times recently because groups.io incorrectly concluded that my email was bouncing. My domain name (ka9q.net) has MX records pointing at gmail's mail servers

Hi, Thanks for the fast fix. Unfortunately it is not fully fixed. One more small mod and it is done. Thank you, Raphael The quick fix: (Ok for Landscape but not Portrait) The fix of the bug solved the

Changes to the site this week: SYSADMIN: More work to bring up the second email server; working to get Microsoft to stop rate-limiting it. DOCS: Updates to the Owners Manual from Nina. INTERNAL:

BUT, if later switch back to monthly, you lose it (as things are now.) Duane

Bruce, Mark said if you’re legacy and you switch from monthly to yearly, you keep the legacy pricing. -- J Messages are the sole opinion of the author, especially the fishy ones. My humanity is

There was no such confirmation dialog (that I noticed). Again, no. Is this done as a popup? I have a popup blocker on my browser. A lot of groups signed up for a year of Premium in order to get

Hi Bruce, You would not start to be charged monthly until your year was up, April 24, 2021. When you switched to monthly, you should have seen a confirmation dialog that said "Switch to monthly

I called it that only for lack of a better term. I thought the "downgrade" would temporarily take me to what you have -- $10/month -- but it didn't. That was exactly the basis for the GMF inquiry

Question unrelated to your issue: how is yearly to monthly payment a downgrade? I have been paying monthly (legacy $10) since forever and (mostly out of laziness) have never switched to yearly. I waa

In response to an inquiry in GMF, I downgraded my plan from Premium yearly (legacy $110) to Premium monthly for our group ias-indy. I did this on the premise that the downgrade would not actually

Nope. It looks like she sent it directly to the group after being approved, for some reason. But good to know. -- J Messages are the sole opinion of the author, especially the fishy ones. My

Was it from a btinternet.com address? Under some circumstances btinternet.com strips the +owner part of the address and the message gets sent to the group instead. More details at

Mark, forget about it. I had received a response to a pending member notice in that group ,which normally would just be an owner email, but for some reason it had actually posted it to the group. So

No. -- 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

Could you be confusing +owner emails with notifications? I get them turned around in my head sometimes. Bruce

I just went into my subscription in one of the groups I'm a moderator in to set my "owner emails" to "none," but it was already set to that even though I've been receiving owner emails. Possibly a

Hi Mark, I don't think it's Gmail doing that, as my other account (this main one, Exchange-hosted) also does it, and IIRC from back then, a Yahoo test account also did.

Unless there's a way currently, I'd like to suggest a "To-do List" feature. I searched and did not find any previous discussion points. If I missed the discussion please let me know. Would be nice to

Hello, This should be fixed now. Thanks, Mark