Hi And I, on the other hand, am not worried about the message. This would probably not happen very often. If a message is deleted, are the members notified? A scenario: a message is deleted, and

Hmm, ok. So should I just get rid of the 'This message has been deleted' and any message deletion action (from the member or from the moderator) results in the message completely

Hi Mark, Neat freaks (moi) would prefer for the deleted message to be gone. No need for: 'This message has been deleted.' Thanks, Linda

Hi All, I had hoped to have the first version of this completed by today, but I ended up having to make a lot of changes to the code and it's not quite ready yet. For this version: - Members can edit

Excellent idea. The US format can be very confusing for dates less than 13! Y-M-D is completely unambiguous. -- rgds LAurence <><

Hi Mark, Here's one: https://www.google.com/calendar/render#k Discussion of Date Formats: http://www.w3.org/International/questions/qa-date-format

It's easy enough to make this a user preference option.. Anyone have a good example of a web site that lets users set this preference (ie. which set of date formats should there be)? Thanks, Mark

I am strongly of the opinion that, if possible, it should be selectable by each user. I always use day-month-year. If it must be fixed to a single format, then year-month-day is the most logical

I think there will be a lot of unhappy people if this is put into effect and not have the option to change it to the normal standard for those of us that prefer the normal mm/dd/yy/ or mm-dd-yy.

Judy, The proposal would be YYYY-MM-DD (hyphens not slashes, two-digit months and days). That is, 2015-01-07 not 2015/1/7. Writing code in the '70s I learned to use YYMMDD (no punctuation), because

Not me. I am a Month, Day, Year person. If it is possible to choose the format, then I say OK, but not have a firm year/Month/Day. Nope. Judy F., SW Florida - USA

Hi Frances, I would guess that the default mail delivery setting for transferees will be Individual messages. I'm sure the email notification of transfer will contain a link to the group, which

Frances, My favorite take on the subject agrees with your proposal: http://xkcd.com/1179/ -- Shal

Hi everyone, As a Canadian, I have to remember the date order that Americans use. Here, some of us tend to use day, month, year. You tend to use month, day, year. I wonder whether anyone else would

Perfect! Frances

Hi Frances, Yep. They will be able to fully participate through email. Only functions accessed through the website require an account with a password. Mark

Hi Mark If they are not already a member of Groups.io, what can they do after they are moved from YahooGroups without further steps on their part? Can they post (send emails) to my group? Will they

Frances, If they were already members of Groups.io, their groups.io account wouldn't change. If they had never joined a Groups.io group, their accounts would not have passwords set. If they wanted to

Once the members are "moved" to Groups.io, what does those people have to do? Do they automatically have sign-ins to Groups.io? Does their password follow them? I guess these may seem simplistic, but

Marlin, Brilliant. That would work too, and might be a lot easier for most owners to handle. They wouldn't need to make Mark's account an owner, the Moderator role with none of the privilege