J, That's a reasonable view. I think that's it: easier to create the account on the spot so that the user can go ahead with filling in their options & profile while they wait for the confirmation to

John, That's because NC only refers to whether the user has confirmed the email address that they typed into the Sign-up page. It has nothing to do with their activity on the web.* Shal *Perhaps

By definition, the plain text messages sent by groups.io cannot contain hyperlinks. If recipient's email client sees a link address and converts it to a hyperlink, that's another matter...but that

Hi Bruce, The group is already set to Plain Text Only in the message formatting block, but message footers still contain clickable hyperlinks to http pages. regards Peter

It would be useful of the notification sent to the +owner address when someone is unsubbed for this reason contained the same "resume subscription" link that was originally sent to the affected

Typo sneaked in, forgot the 'y' in They (or a bug ate it?). Thanks much, Duane

If you see any instances of this on the web or in notifications, please let me know and I'll clarify. Thanks, Mark

I've changed the text from 'Logged in:' to 'They accessed the web from:'. Thanks, Mark

Not true. Only confirmed users can create groups. Thanks, Mark

Confirmed...working now. Thanks!

This should be fixed now. Thanks, Mark

I would think of these NC “accounts” as placeholders. It’s probably just easier for Mark to create an “account” before the dust has settled, but it’s not a “real” account yet. --

Funny this application for membership happened just today. It shows that an account with an incorrect email address is created and changed without being admitted to the group or being confirmed.

Small typo above... When trying to navigate directly to a message thread ... if I AM already logged in, it works fine. Thanks.

Yes, agree with Duane, I just replied before seeing this. It’s nothing to do with their “account” being logged into groups.io as an account. -- J Messages are the sole opinion of the author,

I think the term “logged in” might be somewhat loose as well. I think (of course Mark would have to confirm - no double entendre intended) that the notification text is really just talking about

Peter -- Set your group to Plain Text Only (Message Formatting block) and no clickable hyperlinks will be sent. Regards, Bruce

It should more correctly be labeled something like "Accessing the web from". It was this information, a couple of months ago, that allowed group owners to determine that there were unscrupulous

You might well be right! :) That makes sense. However, what purpose is served by "Logged in" appearing in any membership application? It would seem to be (at best) irrelevant. Chris

So, an account that Groups.io has not received confirmation from is allowed to create groups? Interesting. I'm not sure I see the logic of allowing that. Andy