I am having a concern with edited messages. I have gotten two in my inbox (Outlook) and unless I sit here and compare it word for word, I don’t know what was edited. I could do that, but I sure

That was actually the main problem. I needed to specify a second sort field, otherwise Postgres would send back duplicates for people without names. I should have done this in the first place, as

Both seem to be correct now. I'm not sure if it's temporary as a result of your manipulations or if it will now always be this way, but I like that User is sorted by email address until I get to

Duane, This was a tricky one, involving two separate bugs. But I think I've got it sorted out now. Can you check your member list and see if it's been fixed? Thanks, Mark

You should only get the numbers for groups in which you're a moderator/owner and for which you have the correct privileges to act on whoever/whatever needs approval. Mark

Hi Chris, If the list owners want to entice you to join, they can write a longer (better?) description if the group appears in the directory. You can, of course, see how active it is, how many

All, I just enabled incoming encrypted email connections. This should be completely transparent and there should be no issues. But I've learned never to say never. So, if you or one of your members

Yeah, everyone seems to be defaulting to private groups which is annoying because I can't see the content in a group before I decide whether I want to join or not.

Neat! Glad others are doing it! Saves bandwidth... dg

Shal and Duane, thank you for your input. I no longer see the '1' so, what Shal did fixed it. I'm a moderator on the test group and now wonder if there are degrees of moderator abilities. I know

I figured out that the number is the total number of people and/or messages awaiting approval. At that point I usually go to what is now named Your Subscriptions (https://groups.io/groups) and it

Donna, It meant that there was one pending member. Since November. Oops, not sure why I was ignoring that. It should go away now that I've approved the member. -- Shal

About that Your Groups in the black header, I am seeing a white "1" inside of a grey circle. When I click on it to view the drop down menu, I see that the "1" is next to Shal's test group. When I

Perhaps a bit off topic, but my Pegasus Mail client asks me if I want to include the whole message or only the highlighted part in my reply, as I have done here. Jim Fisher --

More details. I downloaded the csv files for both groups. I did a line by line comparison for sorting on User and Email. Sorting on Email, all matches up except for the fact that NC members aren't

I followed up on this. Setting it to All Mail seems to enable the Mute button only. Setting it to First Message Only seems to enable the Follow button only. Back to No Email and no extra

Dano, Like I mentioned in another thread, I just added a drop down when posting and replying on the site, letting you select plain text if you'd like. Thanks, Mark

I think at least allowing a group to be switched if the group owner is the only member is reasonable (and easy enough to check for). The other criteria gets a lot more complicated, programmatically.

Duane, LOL, which brings us full circle to my original post. Turns out the buttons are only visible when you've opened a thread from the Inbox view. Possibly. The current implementation is tied to

I changed it to 'Your Subscriptions'. I think that's definitely better, because on that page you can modify your subscriptions. I think 'Your Groups' in the black header makes sense because you use