Rick -- Dates and times displayed on the web site are adjusted for your own local time zone, while the group export is likely done in whatever groups.io's native time zone is (looks like Pacific time

Also, the bug is the fault of the system, not of email, because in my test I created the topic online, not via email. The system removed the duplicate in the web version of the message, but sends out

In response to Duane, I see nothing about only the online version being fixed. The bug mentioned by the OP still exists in the email version of the messsges. So I’m confused by what you’re saying.

The online indicator was fixed last week. First item on https://beta.groups.io/g/main/message/23941 Duane

What do you mean by "the member download"? Samuel

Funny, I saw the double #bug #bug tag on this message in the email but it's not in the web version. I thought at first that maybe Mark deleted the duplicate, but I ran a test and find that this

Bob the suggestion wasn’t meant to be perfect, and I’m sure others could have stated it more clearly the first time virtually any message circulation function could be handled by exchanging

See the subject line. The system should only allow single use of a tag on a subject line.

I just found a member that is shown as joining the group on January 29th, 2020, but in the member download, she is listed as having joined on January 28th, 2020.

Ronaldo no, no, no. No member would be required to pick from hashtags. Merely, if, just say for example, a message was to be sent to only one select group, the members in that group could be in a

Hi Mark, The way the Bouncing Member list management screen works currently, unless if one has anything but maybe 5-6 list entries, if there is a bunch to go though and check the bounce history

After reading the previous original plus 6 replies, I feel we need to identify a few things first. What is Groups.io? It is an entity that provides the ability to build online groups that may also

When setting moderator permissions, the next to last one says: |_| Set Moderator Privileges (also allows access to the member list and allows setting member subscription options) But yet I read in GMF

Hi All, I have a first, rough draft of a group owner's manual. I'd like to get it in front of a couple experienced group owners for feedback: is it going in the right direction, are there any

The Pending Subscription Notification currently reads: "If you do not take action within that time, the pending subscription will be automatically rejected." If the subscription request is simply

Mark, 1. Bad news: this is still not working. I just banned someone using their email address, and their notes are gone in the banned list. 2. There is a further remaining mismatch: the banned list

Does "recent" have a definition? I always assumed that digests were sent out whenever the oldest message in waiting had been there for 24 hours...or as soon as there were 12 messages in the queue If

then why send it? I don't think so. If I send a message to a group, I want it to be forwarded, not bounced back -- A very busy Nome inside reads Do you mean gnome? So any subscriber would have to

mmm no I mean header in github wiki like “# Header” when exported to html has an anchor added to it : <h1>< a href=“#Header” />Header</h1> So you can link them easily Benoît

I too noticed this when looking at https://help.github.com/en/github content. That is one reason I promote the idea of using a Table of Contents (ToC) for longer pages. The page you reference uses