Although I have not seen messages showing up in Spam, just this morning one of my co-moderators said that he does. He is seeing a sudden increase in group messages that went into his Spam folder in

It's not happening here. My messages from groups.io groups are not going into the Spam folder. I use Gmail too. Andy

This may be related to Sarah’s issue of not receiving an email: today I noticed that I was missing bunches of important group emails from my group - a member’s response to a pending membership

Sarah, I went through and traced the Saved/Sent edit you did yesterday, and it was indeed sent to everybody, including you. And I verified that we replace the Message-ID in the sent out email to

This has been fixed. Thanks, Mark

Did that edited message have a hashtag with the 'No email' attribute set? If so, Groups.io would not email it. It's not a separate section for the group as a whole, it is your individual information

Chris Same. Editing and sending old messages. Sarah

Andy Thx for your reply. In answer to your qus below: 1. Yes, my edited message appears (edited) in the archive, still under it's original # no. 2. Yes, it shows on the activity log as "edited

When searching any group from the groups.io website, enclosing a phrase in quotation marks will only retrieve the first page of results. As soon as you attempt to use the pagination or change the sort

Hi Mark, Just another reminder that this is outstanding. There's another report on Group_Help. Regards Andy

Thanks Mark for your input. Obviously, your call. But at the present stage the group is at, I have to be realistic about what if any contribution I could expect from others, and at least to start with

Or Peets -- 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

Except that the minimum per sponsorship is $5 ;>) I've noticed that since having the sponsorship available on my groups, quite a few people toss in $5-25 on a semi-regular basis, some even more. It

Here's another solution to this (aside from undoing allowing mods to post to locked topics): when mods post to locked topics, don't put their posts through moderation even if the topic is also

Hi All, I appreciate the discussion about pricing, but I don't currently plan on changing it. You might look at using the group sponsorship feature; for a group of 50 people, that'd amount to

Well I’m not sure about that, maybe it would need to be a pretty low entry price, based on the number of features to be included. None of the group members have much money, but it would mean

Same advantage as the icon provides generally. The same message at the top of the screen appears for a regular moderated topic. Email users don't see that icon, either. So you may as well argue that

For an online user, there's a message at the top of the screen that states when a message needs to be approved by Moderators. Having an additional icon would seem to just give them advanced warning

John, >>> it's a big jump from free to premium I (and others) also agree and there have been several times in the past when this was discussed, here and on GMF. >>> We'd

Exactly. And if they don't, they will wonder why their message didn't go through. Which is why the icon should be there for their information. I'm done. -- J Messages are the sole opinion of the