Hi All, I've set the group guidelines to be sent to all new members. I've also set the topic where I announced the new charter to be sticky. Thanks, Mark

Oops for me too. I did not see the Guidelines entry in the left-hand side menu. My reason for starting the topic was that I had some confusion (senior moment ?) about the Charter and I was looking

Hi All, This should be fixed now. Thanks, Mark

Mark, Here's another one besides the two I sent you privately: Roundup / DID YOU SPRAY ROUNDUP BEFORE BEING DIAGNOSED WITH NON-HODGKIN'S LYMPHOMA OR LEUKEMIA? IF SO, YOU ARE ENTITLED TO SIGNIFICANT

Oops, meant to send that to Mark offlist. People are PM'ing me up the wazoo (well, two people;) and saying they also saw the bug. -- J Messages are the sole opinion of the author, especially the

Looks like yet another person PM'd me: 'I have also seen this, and have a horrible feeling it’s been around for a while" Not sure why all of these people are not replying onlist. But the bug def

That shouldn't be. Examples? Thanks, Mark

It seems the "Publicly Listed Groups" page is either not being updated or is incorrect to start with. It is showing some groups that, when clicked on, return "that group does not exist." --

Getting back to the original question: Could we be notified if someone responded to a poll? I don't care if all it says that someone responded. I would just like to know someone responded to a poll. I

I was contacted by a member when he couldn't get into a personal album he had created. I dug around a bit and found that he had changed his email address in September. (He retained the Display Name

Once again, I remind you that discussions about GMF and other groups are off-topic for beta. Mark

Thank you. :) I will not dignify #24226 by responding to it. Chris

Hi All, I've made the following changes: - Moderators can no longer change the roles of owners. - Moderators can no longer change the subscription settings of owners. - The `/updatemember` API call

Wow, I did not get any of that at all from Chris' email. Discussing how GMF works is objectively off-topic for beta, which is to discuss features for groups.io. Best,

“...wildly off - topic for beta”. Ahhh, the not-so-hidden sneer of the superior to the inferior. The polite way to remind someone to not forget their “place" in the overall scheme of things

Gotcha. Best, Glenn -- PG&E Delenda Est

I think that's because mostly, the people in GMF rather than beta are not as knowledgeable about the product (pretty much by definition - they are sent to GMF rather than beta to ask their basic help

Ah; a misunderstanding. I was responding to the comment that it was only moderators who answer questions on GMF. I said take away the moderators, not take away the moderation! In other words if the

I generally agree with what Chris is saying here, but I will add that moderation is stylistic, just like anything else. I very strongly suspect that all of us in our own groups moderate

Although this is wildly off - topic for beta one reason is that many Group Owners on GMF only go there to pose a question and look at the responses; they don't go there to try to help others and