Being a gmail user for way too many years I am used to drafts being automatically saved. However I have also learned that if something is important enough that I don’t want to lose something it

>> Neither am I. It has saved me a few times. As i started my original post, it's more for peace of mind. >> It would be better to emphasize the auto draft save. > You have a point. The only way I

Neither am I. It has saved me a few times. As i started my original post, it's more for peace of mind. You have a point. The only way I learned about it was by accident. I just checked this wiki, the

If I understand correctly, the proposal is to add a button that does nothing but pop up a dialog box that says "Draft saved" (or something to that effect). Unlike Bob, I'm not strongly opposed to the

I strongly disagree that we need a Save Draft button I started this reply and then went to another group without a worry about saving this draft I just came back from browsing around and this draft

Mark, In the FAQ section of the Help page there is a list of the Email Commands. It strongly implies is that all one need do is send the command for the action to take

This is more for peace of mind than anything else. It would be nice to have a Save Draft button at the bottom of the page. I started going through the Almost completed version of the Owners and

Changes to the site this week: API: Most endpoints now support the extended=true parameter. API: Endpoints /unbounceuser, /deleteprofilephoto, /resendconfirmationemail now require a POST request along

The PDF is 75 pages. Thanks, Mark

I have the inclination (and even the skill, I used to work as a proofreader), but before I can tell you if I have the time, can you give me an idea of how long it is? Best,

Hi All, Our tireless and fearless tech writer Nina has mostly completed the Owners and Moderators manual and it is ready for review. I have uploaded a PDF of it to the Files section of the

Peter, I think there's a conflict between that idea and the fact that one's group profile defaults to the content of one's Account Profile. When you join a new group you might inadvertently expose

Michael, I like this idea, where the default account settings (time zone and display) are concerned. Each user has a single time zone setting (in their account), not one per group membership. I think

If so, I would want it be a group setting option. Duane

Bruce wrote: I think that would lead to more trouble and confusion, both because it would make the Settings page even longer and because it would be mixing to conceptually different types of controls.

Agree. PLUS the Default Sub Setting's default should be that of the group's creator as the logical place to start from (not California's). Many/most groups are all in their creator's time zone, and

Bruce, i totally support your suggestion. But there does not appear to be a way for an owner to change the time setting "one by one," as you suggested. I tried and couldn't do it. If I could make

I wish that were the case for the group I run as I spend some time explaining to people on our restricted membership group how to make themselves visible in it. For more general and open groups though

My suggestion would be for two columns: date uploaded and date modified. The first is invariant and never changes, the second changes on re-upload, moves, permission changes, etc.

Not a bug, in that it's doing exactly what it was coded to do. (also not the mtime of the underlying file). Happy to change the label to something else if we can agree on something