Yes, yes, yes. I have reported this as a bug several times, and just did so again yesterday in a message to support. And that's just one problem among the many cited here. The confirmation process is

Nevertheless, if this is the first group someone is joining, and that group happens to be a premium restricted group, the group can confirm the member (INCLUDING removing the NC) by approving their

NC is strictly a function of the account. It's only needed once per account, regardless of the number of groups joined. After confirming your email address this way, you do still need to verify that

IMHO there is another anomalous factor in play. The group I co - own has on occasions admitted members who have not responded to the Confirmation Message, but who have responded to the Pending

Yes, I'm aware of that. I wanted to make sure that the situation hadn't changed again since then. Andy

I agree with Duane. My point was that in essence, Shal is arguing that restricted groups should be allowed to confirm their members upon approval, but without removing the N.C. That’s like trying to

I don't see that it makes any difference. The NC is related to their account, not their membership. If they become a member, automatically (unrestricted) or approved (restricted), it should be sent

And by the way, this ^^^ just bolsters my previous argument that restricted groups should automatically confirm members when they approve them, rather than having it be a premium

There exist restricted groups with no real restrictions - that is, the group is technically restricted and needs to approve memberships, but actually accepts any email address that applies. In those

J, Can you clarify a point for me, are these members or pending members? That is, if you have a restricted group and you haven't approved their membership yet then I agree, NC status should not

I am aware of "shortcuts" and use them constantly.

Except on a smartphone -- Bob Bellizzi

Command keys - [ctrl] c (Copy) and [ctrl] v (Paste) should always work?

I don't remember whether I've already reported this as a bug, but the welcome message is going out to NC members, which should not happen. Only actual group members should be privy to a group's

A member of one of my groups has asked about the possibility of adding "Copy" and "Paste" icons to the message tool bar. He typed out his text in Word and copied it into the message box. I promised

According to my testing on the WCAG site, the black (333) text on white background has a contrast of 12.63:1 and the unvisited link (337ab7) has a contrast of 4.55:1, both above the minimum of 4.5:1

On second thoughts.. uh - oh. That changes too much. It completely changes the appearance of (say) the NMM flag in the members list. With a "normal" setting the flag is white letters on a blue

Now that really does make a difference! In several places... inc. the composition box! I think I like that, and I don't have a visual impairment. Chris

Just below the color settings is an option box in FF. By default, it selects "Only with High Contrast themes.", so I see the first attachment (Normal). By choosing "Always", I see the second

It's almost as if accessible design can help everybody, even sighted folk. 🤔. It utterly baffles me how non disabled developers haven't grasped this yet. Mark actually cares, but he's one of the