Tried again. All I get is Group Guidelines and Pending Subscription. Odd. This topic should change to #bug. -- J Messages are the sole opinion of the author, especially the fishy ones. My humanity

I'm using the Member page, too. I'll try again. I've run a dozen tests already. Not sure what's going on... -- J Messages are the sole opinion of the author, especially the fishy ones. My humanity

Yes, they're presented by Name. I'm using the member page to Send Message, not the pending page, so that may be the difference, though it should be the same. I have 4 of them that I use

Well, they don't show up in the selections I see when I try to do Send Message. Maybe the issue is that, just as with Monthly Reminders, there can be more than one of them, so the system would have to

Just FYI, you can also create Message To Member types that can be selected from the list. Duane

Topics are deleted, not individual messages. There's no individual member to notify. There is an activity log entry when the topic is deleted. -- J Messages are the sole opinion of the author,

I finally decided to take advantage of the Monthly Reminder feature. I went to great pains to create a notice in Word, pasted it in, and found that was not going to fly (monumental formatting

In couldn't not find the answer to the question of when a message is automatically deleted via a hashtag message expiration, does the member get any notification of the action? Example: I post a

However, since we require a fairly comprehensive Join Form from applicants I did delete her record from that database. -- Bob Bellizzi FuchsFriends@groups.io online support group for corneal

Thank you, Mark, for that answer. We've had hundreds of people join our group from the UK during our more than 20 years of operation her and on Yahoo and never had a person formally request

> That always made sense to me. I thought GDPR info referred to info *about* the person, not info posted *by them*. I remember a former discussion about this here. I had a problem that when I

That always made sense to me. I thought GDPR info referred to info *about* the person, not info posted *by them*. I remember a former discussion about this here. -- J Messages are the sole

Hi All, According to the GDPR lawyers I worked with, we don't have to remove that information (and we also don't have to remove any messages the person posted to the group). Cheers, Mark

Any data or combinations of different data that allow you to identify someone can come under the category of personal data. The name 'Mark Fletcher' may not be considered as personally identifiable as

https://groups.io/static/compliance Bruce

IANAL but I don't believe that is the case Bob. GDPR allows you to keep a record that you previously had a working relationship with a person. As GIO identifies by email address, then that address can

Steve, You have had the option to opt out of the phone directory for as long as I can remember. Do libraries still have paper copies? Don't they send you to a computer terminal? I don't even know if

Work email addresses are considered personal info, since they contain the person’s full name and place of employment. So I guess those need to be scrubbed? IANAL -- J Messages are the sole opinion

If it were, wouldn't that make telephone directories illegal? Are there plans to have a book burning of all old telephone directories held in libraries? -- Steve Hayes E-mail:

I wonder whether the simple existence of an email address on a site can be considered personal information, especially if not linked somehow to a real name. -- J Messages are the sole opinion of the