Well, not a bug because it's doing what it was designed to do, but I think the design was wrong. For Reply To Sender groups, we were adding a CC line pointing back to the group email address. I think

I didn't know about this downtime until one of my group members emailed asking about the delay in receipt of email messages that were visible on our group's page. I first checked status.groups.io

I just wanted to note that it seems to be a common thing that a text entry starting with "%md" (without the quotes) indicates that text should be treated as Markdown. I checked the RFCs but don't see

Mail server upgrade #downtime When: Monday, 30 March 2020 5:00pm to 6:30pm (UTC-07:00) America/Los Angeles Description: The last three weeks we've seen a marked increase in message traffic. I need

Even the Yahoo group that we moved here allowed you to insert a row into a database. It's the one thing I can think of that Yahoo did better than groups.io The argument about database design is

I'd like to be able to use markdown via email, as well. It would make writing much easier.

Hmm... Bruce wrote: I think that "Subscription" there is a useful choice to make it clearly distinct, at least for moderators, from the Members page. A distinction that I think may be semantically

I agree with you Bruce. Subscription is a verb, it is a process one is enacting- once applied you become a 'member'. Problem solved- or at least less confusing, no reason subcriber (act of

Any chance of providing Markdown support for messages submitted via email? Perhaps starting the body of a plain text message with a first line of ".markdown", or something similar, to signal that the

From a semantic viewpoint, I have to disagree. When an outsider sends a message to a group and receives the answers, that person is a user but not a member or subscriber of that group

Part of me understands that comment, but at the same time if Mark's original our tech writer has been suggesting some changes to make things more consistent is to apply then things need to be more,

Is the next step to change Subscription to Membership on the left-side menu bar? Personally, I think we're getting a little carried away with all this. Bruce

Chris, Only in a group context. In an account context "user" is mora appropriate because the person may not be a member of any groups. The uses in the Help page look correct to me, except possibly

... which is the point I was making without actually saying it. I have since found that the word "user" appears 6 times on the official Help Page. To be fair it is pretty clear that "user" is

For more overall consistency, shouldn't these be Pending Membership and Rejected Membership? Thanks, Duane

Changes to the site this week: INTERNAL: Work on new Zoom integration with the calendar. CHANGE: Do not allow setting up of two factor authentication when you are logged in using Google or

I have just noticed that in Member Notices there are still Pending Subscription and Rejected Subscription messages. Chris

As far as I can tell, "joined chat" is not logged in either the member or the group activity log. Seems like it should be. -- J Messages are the sole opinion of the author, especially the fishy

Hi, I'm raising this as a bug and I think there are potentially two issues here: We have a member who posted a message to our Committee subgroup and for some reason, also copied the email to an

Hi Mark, Thank you so much for your quick response to my bug report. It looks like the issue has been completely fixed but I'm following up with members of our community to confirm that it is. Thank