I see the thread I replied to is old, lengthy and became argumentative so thought it best to start fresh. I’ve just spent several days working with others to set up a health-oriented

Hi, I was looking for this, and maybe it exists (and I haven't found it) or maybe it's a feature request. When a new user is added, is it possible for them to get an invitation for all future events?

If I click in the email address header, it's still sorted in reverse alpha to start with. Andy

Yay! Thanks, Mark. 😊 -- 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

Exactly right. The member activity log is explicitly the issue here. -- 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

Bruce, I believe this is referring to the member's activity log. If you look in there, there is no reference to being added. Andy

J -- I just checked our group's activity log and each Direct Add creates an entry along these lines: "Moderator name <email address> added [new member's email address] with message "This email

This particular mild PITA has now been fixed. :-) Thanks, Mark

Behind J Catlady’s suggestion 100%. I’ve just spent several days working with others to set up a health-oriented education/discussion/support group only to realize that the email feeds don’t

This is a bit late. As a general principle, I think hashtags are a good feature, but for some groups, they are an unnecessary complication and best not used. When one of my groups moved to groups.io,

It feels like this is the wrong solution to what you want to achieve. I can see people being completely confused by which function to use. You want analytics, and I'm not sure this is the right way to

That makes sense, Mark. I bet it is email client driven. Being able to change the reply-to default helps so, if a subscriber does want to reply-all (to the group), they then have to scroll to that

Are you referring to what individual email clients display when viewing an email? There's nothing we can do about that, that's a function of the email client the person is using to read the message.

Hi Gerald, Thanks for the question. There are two things related to the suggestion of considering a "without notification" option for both delete and reject. On the tracking piece, we're finding

Barry, I don't understand what nuance you are trying to track. The way I see it, there are only two possible cases, not three, or four. The difference between Rejecting and Deleting is only whether or

Hi All, To re-iterate/clarify: - The 'new' home page will have the full group description, always. - If there are no hashtags, then that entire section will not be shown (which is different from the

Hi Henning What is more important- having a few 'chatty' people, or none chatting at all? Being owner/ mod/admin comes with responsibilities to maintain discipline. If they won't adhere to the rules-

On a community mailing list, lightly moderated and with about 1,200 members, we have a "three posts per day" rule to avoid that chatty members dominate the discussion or that a back-and-forth gets out

Group Owner(s) and Moderator with "Modify Group Settings" permissions can: Admin: Settings: Message Policies: Reply To: Sender You can reinforce this by checking the box just below that for: Remove

Thanks J_Catlady and Leeni! I should have been more specific on that bit. Knew about delete but was suggesting the "without notification" option be added to "Reject" since enables better/different