Reruns are NEVER junk. Current is the junk.!!

I agree! Might be in keeping with buttons on the site that I'm not familiar with because I'm a via email type of guy, but that approach to button coloring is completely out of sync with the rest of

Huh is right , Ken! Of course it’s clickable! I’m binge-watching too much junk old reruns, am clearly losing it. It wasn t clickable because I hadn’t composed a message yet. 😊 -- J Messages

Oops... "- If you visit Muted or Followed Topics, we don't change your remembered home page." -- Gerald

It seemed sort of random, but now it seems that it may just be that Hashtag is not remembered as a last Homepage Click on main Groups icon Select Topics/All ..... The view is "Your Groups / All

<<<I wonder whether it's confusing to have an actual clickable button ("discard") next to a non-clickable informational area (thegreen "reply to group" or "reply to sender" area) but this is probably

Re the "graying out" thing, the button does not really look grayed-out to me, as grayed-out non-active buttons look. Its background is clearly white and I would not hesitate to click on it, as I would

I think we need to accept the fact that the various groups have various cultures and so will tend to have various stats for that. My group members use the web almost exclusively, according to the log

Mark <<<1) There is logic to the Private button being grey. It'snot active. When you press the button to active a private reply, it changescolor. This is in keeping with how other buttons are

Perhaps so. I look at it this way: Although we group owners are accustomed to using the web interface, I'd say that 80-90% of my subscribers use email only. The "reply-to" fields of all outgoing

Received from HR Tech via Groups.Io at 3/27/2019 12:46 AM UTC: How about a bold red notice in an appropriate place on the cal/event creation page stating the event will not be announced to the group

Part of the problem I think is for people using a browser on a PC the screen is very wide compared to a phone. On my screen the bright Reply and Discard buttons occupy 5.5 cm on the right of the

I'm not a developer, or a coder. But where did this notion that something that is grey is not something that can be clicked ( even though currently not active) come from? I use many other platforms

I think there's an element of confusion with use of the word "button" in this conversation. A "button" is something you can click on; that's the one at right which says "private." After you click on

> The button was set up this way to gently discourage subscribers from using something that was not intended to be the primary reply mode of the group. I would say what it achieves is rather more

> Actually, according to my screen readerthe button does say "reply to sender." Does it not say that for you guys? The button says "Reply to Group" for my groups. When I click on the Private button

Seems very weird to have a grey button (which yes, means “this doesn’t work”) that does nothing but CHANGE the defaut green “reply to group” button into a blue “reply to sender” button.

Yes, and it feels perfect to me as is for that reason.It's greyed out til you activate it - like on other sites. And as Sarah mentions, once you click to activate it you do get "reply to sender"

Mark, I have no preference on that. I did notice that the bouncing of messages whose subject begins with "private" no longer seems to be working. I tested it just now because I vaguely remembered an

Why don't you set it to "reply to sender"? -- 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. -