There is yet another bug (and these are separate): the addition and deletion of spaces within a line are not detected/shown by Compare evisions. For example, if the original line is and it is edited

Mental typo, it's recorded as "updated wiki page." But you know what I meant. :-) -- J Messages are the sole opinion of the author, especially the fishy ones. My humanity is bound up in yours, for

I don't know what the standard for wiki revision logs is, but the situation here is that if someone clicks Edit Page, makes no changes, and clicks Save Page, their activity is recorded as "edited wiki

Hello, This should be fixed now. Thanks, Mark

Agreed. -- J Messages are the sole opinion of the author, especially the fishy ones. My humanity is bound up in yours, for we can only be human together. - Desmond Tutu

Preferably both. The private guidelines should be refused to anyone who tries the GROUP+guidelines@... address and is not a member, even when this address is not advertised in the automated help

Setup: group with private Group Guidelines. Situation: Non-member sends message to the help address, gets back instructions that include sending email to group+guidelines address. Non-member sends

Hello, The issue was with a duplicate 'RRULE:' for events that repeated yearly. I've fixed it and that ICS file is now readable in GCal. Thanks, Mark

Homayon, My responses below should not be taken as a disagreement with your suggestion, rather they are advice on what you can do with the system today. There are multiple approaches, but discussion

I'm still new to groups.io and getting up-to-speed on managing our group. Our groups are really sort of hierarchical and, while groups.io doesn't directly support that, having the ability to sort the

A HARD lockout, not a warning. Folks/ignorant/inattentive/malicious can and will ignore warnings. And the downside is that it‘s not detrimental to THEM, but to everyone else. But in addition to it

When updating a repeating Calendar Event, the confirmation window "Edit Recurring Event" asks: | Would you like to change only this event or all events in the series? | | "Only This Event" All other

There are many reasons I decided against a database for this. I won't list them here. So it's not the issue. Also, we are almost all done getting the bulk of the neighbor info into the list and we

It seems to me that a database/table might be a better choice for this situation, depending on how much information is being added. I did a quick test this morning and it's possible for one person to

Hi Ronaldo Insisting on netiquette didn't work. They stumbled already over this unknown English term 'Netiquette'. "Nétiquette - c'est quoi là, de la censure? Je m'en fous..." Segmenting messages

Duane/Shal, That's funny. I read the prior thread you posted and see that I was actively involved in it, even though no group of mine was using a wiki then. For me it was all hypothetical at that

J wrote: This sounds familiar... https://beta.groups.io/g/main/topic/4993391 One way to control this might be to use a warning system (soft locking) similar to the "claim" of a moderator to a

Yeah, that's been around for awhile, https://beta.groups.io/g/main/topic/4993391 It even made it to the Trello page about 3 years ago, https://trello.com/c/4MNUkqic/283 Duane

Our neighborhood/block group has been having group members going into the name/address directory for the block and adding their info, while simultaneously someone else is doing the same thing, and the

Mark, I really appreciate the changes in Database that you made. I especially like the highlight bar to the left of the row that is in focus on the map and the ability to "disappear" columns from the