You can make it clear what message you're responding to quoting all or part of it. To do that from the site, simply copy the section you want to quote into your browser and then click "Reply." Your

I just set up a new account and am exploring the features to see if it will work for our group. One thing I can't do it respond to a particular message within a topic; when I click on the Reply arrow

When I choose to REPLY in out Roadtrek CyberRally, I can see the topic, my FROM, but the area to type a reply is blank. this is in rti.groups.io As you are noticing, I do not have this problem with

John, you could easily use the mute this topic button in any of the threads if you were no longer interested. Which it sure seems like you're not.

Coming a little late to the support box, but just wanted to throw in my appreciation for what Mark has done for my community of over 6,000 members which started on Yahoo Groups in 2002. We also have

Haha. But maybe the weeds are fun. Mark has provided us with some great entertainment during these awful winter doldrums! Right? -- J Messages are the sole opinion of the author, especially the

I would like to suggest that at the point where we start debating economic philosophies, we may have gone off topic and into the weeds. Best, Glenn -- PG&E

There is a difference between providing a service, and hence making money, and making money by providing a service, I think Mark is, to his credit, trying to do the former: but needing to make enough

Mark, Bruce wrote: I'd vote for that as the primary suggestion. Then the moderator wouldn't have to search for it. Shal

As Chris said, all you have to do is stop reading! Or what about learning about the "mute" and "unfollow" features, so that you can completely strike from your vision this tiresome thread that you are

Ellen wrote: There is no way I'm going to charge "my subscribers." I do not own anything in groups.io; if I was forced to pay, I might see myself as a renter, a tenant. That's the analogy.

I second this.-- 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

Hi Duane, You’re way ahead of most group owners in your understanding of “how things work”. In reading this latest, I must confess I cannot relate much of what you say to my rudimentary

Email aliases can confound group Owners, who often don't even realize such a feature exists. For example, it's very disconcerting to attempt to invite or direct add an alias address and have the

I suggest that you stop reading it then. IMHO it is still worthwhile. Chris

I don't find the thread tiresome. It has begun to interest me since I discovered all new "free" groups must have under 100 members. If you don't like what's being said, don't read it. There is no way

I think what would be really useful as the thread now becoming slightly confrontational is that Mark bring this discussion to a close with a statement either re-iterating his pricing structure going

And why do you go to work, exactly? I would argue that the purpose of Groups.io is to provide a service. At some point in the chain providing that service costs money, and the person coordinating

Okay, well in that case, I think we can be clear that the purpose of Groups.io is to make money, and free groups have a limited and specific set of purposes, namely (a) it allows people to play around

Well Mark, here's one for you. I wouldn't mind volunteering my time approving groups or answering support questions if I had the ability on my account. So please keep that into consideration. I manage