You can Like via email. -- 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

J -- This proposal does not seem intuitive to me. I view the GIO web interface and my email client as entirely different media. Just because I liked something online doesn't mean I want to receive

I don't see that implementing either an "auto-follow Likes" advanced subscription option, or having the system treat Likes as follows, is superfluous or breaking anything. On the contrary. Currently,

Ok. Another idea: It could easily be a subscription option “auto-follow Likes” just like “auto-follow replies.” -- J Messages are the sole opinion of the author, especially the fishy

FWIW, I don't. You've already got all those functions, so why 'break' an existing one? Duane

I should have conditioned this on also being "auto-follow replies." My point is that I always feel psychologically as if I've replied after Liking something, so in my mind I'm expecting to get further

It's possible I made this suggestion in the past - I have a vague memory of it but nothing happened. I would like to see this hashed out here, and if most agree, would urge Mark to implement it. If

Huh? Order of most frequent use by whom? The most common thing I do is check the activity log, which almost at the very bottom, also against its rightful place in the alphabet. It took me awhile to

Then possibly have it as an option. I like the suggestion and have wondered about that for a long time. I use Photos, Messages and Files far more than I do those that are appearing first in the

Maybe use of https://crowdin.com/ can help

The current arrangement seems to be in order of most frequent use. I prefer it that way. Regards, Bruce

Thanks @Duane for introducing me to FBLs. Found this Wikipedia article: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Feedback_loop_(email)

OUR efforts. :) -- 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

This is very nit-picky, but after you approve a message and unmoderate the sender simultaneously, it looks a bit jarring to see the status change logged before the message approval in the

Changes to the site this week: DOCS: Updates from Nina INTERNAL: Improvements to internal admin tools and dashboards INTERNAL: The second mail server is now processing half of all outbound

J, No good deed goes unpunished. Fortunately, this topic may be of help to other Thunderbird users who are in the same boat, so your efforts have not been in vain. Robert

Duane is right. ID goes back to the early days of databases where every row is assigned a unique and permanent number. One benefit is finding duplicates to remove the later entry. -- Jim

May I suggest sorting the sub-items on the Admin menu alphabetically to help in selection? Thank you.

That means that you're replying online, not from within TB. That's the only place you'd get the "balloon" to quote. Duane

This is confusing. I do inline quoting (interspersing) all the time when replying to (plain) digests. Click "reply to this message", click the "balloon" to quote...