In the "Send Message" feature from within viewing a pending message, a red warning "You must include a message" shows up even when a message has been entered. I think I reported this before but don't

Hi Mark, After a brief discussion on GMF I'm raising this as a bug. The format of the member list has changed so that it now takes two lines per member for those in my group due to the number of

Oh, good point. -- 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

Hank -- A second person has now reported this same problem in GMF. We need to look into what combination of group settings might do this, particularly those in your Message Policies block. Hank's

I can't afford $20 a month but I want to pay something to GIO for the service being offered which is the ability to find and join basic groups. I agree with everyone on this thread who has suggested

groups.io, as was Yahoo, revolves around a very large number of totally informal groups whose members have only one thing in common - an interest in the subject of the group. I am in 21 of those

[This reply is partly in response to Patty, but my suggestion is similar/related to Jim's.] Mark, I'm trying to think how to increase profits for you without too much complexity (and with only a tiny

I am owner/co-owner of several Basic (Free) lists and one that moved to Premium when image storage exceeded 1 GB. A couple of these lists have 2000 members but less than 500MB of image storage. If

To put it simply, the issue with Mark's proposal is that it assumes that owners of future groups will be prepared to pay for their members - a minimum of $0.55 per year, per member [1]. We shall

Mark Fletcher, I know that you are opposed to a 'per member' type of payment that goes from the group member directly to you. (Yes, I get it that you need to make a living.) I'd like to propose a

I’d like to share my thoughts on large groups and the perhaps-inevitable necessity of monetizing them, sooner or later: I’m curious if there are other large groups (mine is just over 3000) that

Royal Pita as in pita bread? I mean, if we’re talking about loaves of bread and pieces of cake. 😊 -- J Messages are the sole opinion of the author, especially the fishy ones. My humanity is

Wirtz: Mark: When I previously said "bait n switch" I wasn't referring to the current issue. I know that wasn't the nefarious plan so I even hate to clarify it, but here goes: I meant in the big

Good deal! I didn't realize this was the way to do it--thanks so much, everyone!

This same thing happened with a member of one of my groups using Thunderbird awhile back. I first reported it here thinking it was a groups.io digest-reply bug, It turned out to have nothing to do

That would be the quickest one to implement as well so I second that. And I guess even if it'd probably be implied, save an Activity Log entry as well, so the display error message displayed wouldn't

To the contrary, several of the messages and sub-threads were about possible ways to reduce the dependency of free groups on premium subscriptions. It is true, however, that those who support the

<j.olivia.catlady@...> wrote: Yes, what Catlady says, and I'll add that most of your members are going to post, read, and reply by email and not on the web site. The reply feature works for

And if you're replying via email, and you reply directly underneath a specific message within the thread, that specific message will be quoted in your reply (although encapsulated in ellipses saying

A past member of my group just resubscribed after a number of years under the same email address. Usually when this happens, the member's history comes back automatically. But in this case, it's