We get bounces two ways. One is during the SMTP transaction, when we're sending the email out. The receiving email server responds with a non-2xx error code. Those are easy enough to parse; we have a

I took a break from working on the calendar stuff (which can get a little tedious) to work on sub groups, and they're mostly ready. Here are details about how they're implemented. I also have a

Mark, The Privacy settings for a subgroup could mirror those for the parent group: - Listed in parent group, archives visible to parent group members - Listed in parent group, private archives - Not

Initial feeling on permissions is that it could vary quite a bit depending on group, but the right for 'normal' members to set up subgroups could be unwieldy. Maybe let admin/mods decide if they want

Greetings, I am not sure if this has been addressed here but as a new subscriber the welcome message copied below which I received from groups.io was sent directly to my AOL webmail spam folder. I do

My preference would definitely that only owner/mods with full privilege be able to create sub groups. As someone else has said, giving this option to a full membership could be very unwieldy.

Thanks for all the feedback. Based on this and other feedback outside the group, sub group creation will only be allowed by owners and moderators who have the permission to do so. One final question:

Hmm. I haven't heard of any other reports. We're set up to receive notification if anyone with an aol.com email address marks one of our emails as spam, and we haven't received any of those

Hello Mark, Since you pointed out that I had been the only one who reported this I did a little digging and found that I had received *two* welcome messages from groups.io that day, one at 2:03 PM

My preference would definitely that only owner/mods with full privilege be able to create sub groups. As someone else has said, giving this option to a full membership could be very unwieldy.

I am very glad to see a search tool for the archives of discussion groups on Groups IO. I was able to conduct a successful search by typing in the wanted term and clicking on the enter key on my

I have been trying to send the message below for two days. Verizon continues to refuse it. I have cleared the message to which it was a reply (the one sent by the AOL user) in the hope that reducing

Hmm, that's very strange. When you say that Verizon refuses to send it, do they give you an error message? I have specifically whitelisted the servers we use to send email with Verizon, and got an

I will try to send the original message again and see what happens. I'm wondering if the trigger is the number of links at the bottom of the message that are added to any group message that is

I tried again to send the original message. Here is the error message: "An error occurred while sending mail. The mail server responded: 5.7.1 The message you attempted to send was determined

Cacky, Can you try to send that message to mark@corp.groups.io? I don't think it'll work, but it's worth a try. Another thing is that you can try sending the message after you strip out all parts of

There was a period of time a year or two ago where the .io domains were looked upon with extra scrutiny because they were new and not many people were familiar with them. Since then I believe Google

I'm on verizon.net, and have had a large number of group messages put into the spam folder by verizon. I have carefully checked it every day, marked them as "Not Spam", and also listed the

All, I've pushed subgroups to the live site. To create a subgroup, click on the '+ Subgroup' tab when viewing your group. Here's the text I've written up for the help center: ---- Groups.io supports

Integrating RSS feeds would be a handy feature for my group, but only if I could pick and choose which posts actually made it onto the list. Would moderation for them (and other integrations) be