Just an FYI: The new member email has a plain text part and an HTML part. The HTML part has two links, one to the group and one to unsubscribe. Unfortunately, the URLs aren't shown in the

From: Mark Fletcher <markf@corp.groups.io> Date: Mon, 16 Feb 2015 17:22:42 PST I'm not sure what that means. What exactly is the rationale behind it? Send along pretty pictures?

Mark answered: hmm Yes, if I change the subjectline, it means I *want* the messages to be findable under the NEW subjectline, not buried under a bunch of other messages with the OLD one. [Ideally,

Hi Mark, you asked: "One question: if I change the subject of a thread, should we change the subject of any message we receive to the thread after that before we send it to the group? Say I start a

Quoting on-line works if your message type is Plain text or Markdown (there is be a button that inserts the quoted message into the reply box). I haven't added this for HTML replies yet for two

A solution that I think will work was just staring me in the face. Background: we have a thread object in the database that is separate from the individual messages. It has a subject, which is taken

Just from my point of view, I have been looking for something like what groups.io offers for a long time. I'm willing to pay for those features and I'm going to pay to support the development,

Thanks for the help, since I have people who can only access their email via the phone, trying to get them successfully in. Thanks. -------------------------------------------------- Sent: Thursday,

Steph, Yahoo Groups no longer allow direct adding members at all. They gradually restricted the feature more and more tightly before they ultimately turned it off altogether. This was in response to

cshenk1@... " No, Yahoo only obfuscates emails if the moderators set it to do that. " Jim Poston said: >Actually Y!G does obfuscate email addresses for non-moderators on their webpages, such as

Dano, I suspect the problem happened right in your machine not somewhere in between - if you read your email with an older email client which itself does not recognize UTF-8. That is, your message

Dano, That should be a less frequent occurrence in Groups.io than in Yahoo Groups. Yahoo Groups would add a message to a thread if either a) the subject line matches, or b) the header fields show a

Hello Mark and Everyone, I'm Stephanie (Steph for short) and I don't know if this is the place to put this or not but here is a question with a suggestion concerning this. Why are you making the

Thanks, Shal, for explaining this. I am understanding part of it, even though I'm not really that tech savvy. I guess part of what confuses me is why, if the message is composed in this web page

I agree on this. We have some subjects that see to be often repeated in unrelated threads. While the current string should be able to stay connected, I don't necessarily want it connected to the last

Jim, I refer to this as a "fig-leaf", as you can often guess what's hidden. Correct. Moreover, those members' email address and IP address are hidden even from the group's

Marlin, I don't know a good answer to that. Keep in mind that the TOS and Copyright aren't about privacy, and Copyright law does allow copying a portion of a copyrighted work in some circumstances

Nikolay, That's similar to how it actually works now. Except the GUID that is used is the Message-ID header field. That GUID is placed in the References and/or In-Reply-To header field of any reply.

Mark, Ick. And it likely wouldn't work - members are apt to read messages in order and may have already replied to the thread before seeing this message. That's probably a reasonable compromise.

Apparently that was the problem. Changing the Reply-To to the gmail address resulted in an immediate confirmation request. The Reply-To must have noted and compared with existing members and alias