Andy . . . wrote: Are these members of the group or non-members? I haven't received anything like this but I'll be aware of it now. If they're a member, after reading this, I would just remove them

Bob asked: "Andy, did you ever ask & get a copy of the offending messages?" Once, I think only once, they forwarded the offending message. I responded to them but never heard back. As I say, in

Hi All, It seems we're being targeted by someone who is subscribing to Groups.io groups and then forwarding messages sent to those groups on to other people, many of whom have never even heard of

We've been on groups.io for 5 years and never had anything like that. We've always been a restricted group and membership is over 3000, per the new member accounting system<g> Andy, did you ever ask &

I thought this worked the other way around. That is, an additional REPLY-TO field (to reply to the group) is in the message header by default and if you use a Reply To Sender Only hashtag, it is not

Hi Mark, It was pointed out to me that using the browser back button does not always take you back one page as you would expect. Steps to repeat the issue are: View the calendar Go forward at least

Hi Mark, Images included in event descriptions and 'Note to Send Attendee' are not displayed correctly when sent to Gmail accounts and viewed through the Gmail web UI and Gmail mobile app (Gmail

Hi Mark, When someone responds to an RSVP event they appear in the list of responders. However, if they subsequently leave the group, they are not removed from the list (in Gallery view, a placeholder

Mark -- Something has recently broken hashtag settings that used to work. If you set a hashtag to "reply only to sender," and subsequently use it, no reply-to field is put in the message header of

re: "I had a few (maybe 5 or 6) non-members, people who had never heard of Groups.io, asking me as group owner to cease sending them messages ..." We get a lot of these requests. In nearly every case

UPDATE: The same thing happens when one has a search term and removes a member, the list doesn't refresh and the removed member still shows in the list, one has to F5 to get it to refresh.

I think that would be a necessity. Expiration would have to be a group option, not just apply to all groups. I'd consider using it, assuming there were adequate controls, but more likely would not.

Hi Mark, Changing all of the mod notifications to a different setting can be cumbersome, due to them being dropdowns and just the number of them, there's a total of 22 mouse clicks, along with

I would make use of this on my group if it existed and was relatively simple to manage. Some things to consider may be: A facility to set expiration dates on existing members - editing the membership

On Google's Workspace updates blog, they recently announced the general availability of group membership expiration. From their site: "The Cloud Identity Groups API feature that enables you to set

This is extremely concerning and somewhat scary! There is personal stuff being posted in some groups.-- J Messages are the sole opinion of the author, especially the fishy ones. My humanity is bound

We have had a couple of instances lately, as described by Mark Irving. People who have not heard of groups.I’m getting emails. I asked the latest one to contact support@groups.io Weird.

Hi Mark, if my preferences are set to display either 20, 50 or 100 items per page, when I scroll down my membership list I momentarily see the next page options but then the next 'n' items are loaded

Hi Mark, when viewing RSVP responders and trying to use the Action button options on my mobile phone found, I found that the bottom menu bar obscures some of the Action button options. I've tried

Hi Mark, I went to claim a pending message previously claimed by my co-owner and noticed the No/Yes buttons are not aligned on the confirmation pop-up: Regards Andy