Done. Thanks, Mark

I, personally, don't have a problem with them being in both places, but some might. Duane

Hi All, I've made some adjustments. The hamburger menus now slide in from the left, echoing where the sidebars are on wider pages. The group hamburger menu now has all the same items as the full

Malcolm Austen: Indeed Duane. I believe that in a previous test, several weeks ago, I found that the event showed in /feed in PST regardless of my own time zone. Now it shows as 8 hours earlier than

In an effort to assist with troubleshooting, and to make sure it wasn't just me, I loaded up another browser - still wrong. I went into my Preferences and changed it to PST, then everything was 2

And there are some options missing, depending on which page you're on. For example, if I'm on the overview page, https://groups.io/groups, I see no way to get to the Topics overview,

It's taking some getting used to. Came at a day when I really didn't have time to hunt and peck around. I agree, it would have been far easier to figure out if it mirrored the left side menu I saw

I activated the Sponsorship for my legacy groups. There is nothing for any of them to gain at this time by upgrading to a Premium group. However I do want to allow myself and the group members an

Of course you don't need to leave my group, Sara! I am fine with lurkers at the moment. I'm just pointing out that if the burden falls on owners in the future, nobody could reasonably expect me to

I don't think it's complex although I do think some intermediate group priced between Basic and Premium would soften the blow for those that was to grow their group beyond 100 members It is now called

eg $5 for up to 10 groups, $10 for up to 25, $20 for unlimited groups, for everybody, forget about grandfathering. That would work. $5/year for EACH of my current 21 groups would be a bit different

Yes, Chris, I agree. I proposed that same thing very early in this thread. -- J Messages are the sole opinion of the author, especially the fishy ones. My humanity is bound up in yours, for we can

typo, (a) should read “owner pays” -- 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

And that is precisely what I am suggesting. Chris

Sara, It would be $5 for any number of groups. The fee is to join groups.io, not to join a group. I am totally against members paying to join an individual group, not because of the cost to them but

I’ve said this already but I’ll chime in to say that for me, the only realistic options are (a) owner o okays all plus enhanced donations and (b) everybody pays. To use the word “convoluted”

Tanya, I'm one of those lurkers. My cat had PKD. I joined you on Yahoo when he went into acute kidney failure at 8 yrs old. Despite my vet issuing him a execution order, with the help of your group

I agree. I am grandfathered at the moment and pay for the group out of my own pocket, which is OK by me. But I am a realist and I do not expect grandfathering to last forever, so what do I do then?

That is fine, but then charge it to everyone. The issue with me is the convoluted idea of having free member slots and paid member slots. Of having badges of "honor" showing who isn't paying and who

I have quoted just a part of Dave's post but I think it is all relevant. Although his last sentence is arguably apocalyptic it might just be true, even though I sincerely hope it isn't. With all due