Hi Mark, when I click the 'Make this a Zoom meeting' button the pop-up panel where you enter the Zoom meeting details opens and immediately closes repeatedly preventing entry of details. I've tested

Thank You Bruce. It seems that a number of our users over time have been removed for marking as spam. When I contact them with my gmail address they didn't do it. And when I ask them to carefully

My own experience is about 50:50. It was not my intent to restart the FBL debate. I'm just seeking a more proactive way to help someone when they invariably <vernacular on> freak out <vernacular off>

In my experience, nobody has ever decided to leave the group by marking a message as spam, rather, it is always their email *client* deciding something is spam and causing them to be dropped. Then

My understanding is that the link to resubscribe is personalised to the member that was removed. In that sense, receiving a copy of it would suggest getting an element of control over an account that

Most email clients will recognise a hyperlink in a plain text email and make it clickable. They don't always get it right.... I think what was being asked was that the email commands for

That seems a sensible suggestion Bruce. As an aside, we currently have one member with Virgin Media who gets unsubscribed regular. He has clearly sorted out what happens since he resubscribes in

Raw source below. It is reasonable for an email client to hyperlink the unsubscribe link, there is no way the user can unsubscribe using

Mark, Ok, I guess something different happened. I'll admit I didn't click through to prove that I could. I just took the site's word for it. There does seem to be some

I think that it is more literally because it's a placeholder in the sense that creating the account a priori prevents anyone else from signing up with the same email address while it's in

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!