Duane, Such owners are misguided, I think. The member can always set a filter in their email system to discard the unwanted reminders. There's little or nothing gained by adding the extra complexity

I like this option best, as it fits with the use of hashtags elsewhere (RSS integrations, for example). I could fix it up so that any hashtags entered in the Event Name would be properly displayed

Thank you Duane - I must have missed that! KnyttWytch (so much to do, so little

Polls are on Mark's to-do list, https://trello.com/b/qu3WgzVq/beta-https-groups-io-org-groupsio-beta I think that and databases are the two biggies that are still missing, although photos still needs

Is there an option to have a poll on the io groups? One of the groups I belonged to under Yahell had a monthly photo competition - so the poll option was needed for that. Knyttwytch

And then there would be the inevitable BUT. I don't think list owners would want members to be able to mute a recurring event that has been set up to deliver reminder files and information like we've

Mark, A member of my test group asked if there was a way to avoid receiving notifications from the plethora of recurring events I've set in that group. Without turning off regular message

wanted to use UTF-8 characters; and I thought perhaps I had used reply-all by accident. I've checked the Sent message and that does not appear to be the case. But I must admit that Thunderbird's

Dano, LOL! I wasn't actually taking issue with the main subject. Nor with what I take to be your point: that each has its place (plain text versus typography). For the most part I was picking at a

Thanks Mark. As long as I know it's on the to-do, then I don'[t have to fret it. -- Jim Poston@... << Meet the new boss. Same as the old boss! >>

Shal, you seem to have gone past the main subject and picked a couple details to chewed on until the flavor's all gone. I didn't say plain text was better for a group, and I do not and never have

Dano, Even in typewriter class we learned conventions for adding emphasis; such as underlining to represent what in typography would be italic. Underlining, while doable on a typewriter and certain

This is one you shouldn't blame on computers. This goes back far before that and the brand name on the machine was 'Linotype'. The output was called hot lead type then. Later it became photo

Changes to the site today: When viewing archives in the Message or Expanded Message views, the 'Re:' was missing from the subjects of messages that were replies. Fixed. Improved message threading on

Hi Jim, Right now the code isn't smart enough to figure out that if an attachment of that type isn't referenced in a message that it should be removed. It's on the todo list to be able to delete

Duane, Don't confuse the language with a user interface. The language of HTML treats all sequences of whitespace (spaces, tabs, line breaks) as a single space. This is for convenience in (manual)

Hello Duane, In reading your message, it looks fine. Spaces are where they need to be at. Steph -------------------------------------------------- Sent: Monday, April 06, 2015 11:16 AM To:

I understand that's the way it's programmed, I just don't understand why. If someone wants more than one space any place, they should be able to just hit the space bar. Linda - I guess I'll just

If you have ever had occasion to learn html, you will learn that when your text is translated to the web screen, all extra spaces will have been removed. This would include that second space. It's

Good news - it arrived to me in ascii text with 2 spaces. Otherwise, I understand and sympathize. dg - also an ancient mariner who learned 2 spaces between sentences, and 2 <cr> between paragraphs.