Some message of my group (old Y!G…) use prefix for hashtag to the subject. For example "[Proxy] Victory Force Blog Site - Samurai Warrior Heroes" could convert to "Victory Force Blog Site - Samurai

Great information, Drew and Peter. Just what I needed! I shoulda known that Groups.io had been down that road before me. Many thanks, Milt

This is what we've included: "This is where Members add or update their info - some cells are required and in others it is up to the individual to decide. To sort a column, just click its heading -

You can include your own instructions at the top of the db table; just edit the Description field. See attached jpg. Drew

When one opens a Groups.io database, there are no instructions at the top telling a member how to add a new record. That seems to have kept a lot of our members from adding to the databases in the

I wasn't talking about tubes not being able to be saved from the message area of the group. I was talking about PNG, GIFS and JPEG's Unless they are attached and you save from the attachment, they do

I'm left wondering why this has not been answered for two weeks? So I shall add my 30 years understanding and see if that assists. regards davew Disagree. Don't find this at all. I don't believe so.

"<xyz+owner@groups.io>" by itself makes me think it comes from a moderator of the xyz group "The Groups.io Team" makes me think there's a small group of individuals, and one of them is responsible -

Hi Shal, I believe your suggestion would resolve the issue for most of the non-technical people who now believe their group moderator unsubscribed them. Those who look at the actual return address

When you see something like: The Groups.io Team <xyz+owner@groups.io> do you immediately think, "Oh, that's a message from the owner that they sent," or, "That's an automated

Sorry, you seem to have missed my point: I want to make it clear that the process is automatic, and that the unsubbing was NOT a deliberate action by some moderator/owner. I don't see anything wrong

The plot thickens! :-) -- 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

Dave, You asked this before: https://beta.groups.io/g/main/message/16403 https://beta.groups.io/g/main/message/16418 Shal

I believe that's the intent of Mark's post that I referred to. He'll decide if the technical aspects fit his needs/wants for the site, so I don't see any reason for us to add further 'red herrings'

Ronaldo, My suggestion would be: From: The Groups.io Team <groupname+owner@groups.io> That would use a Display Name reflecting the signature within the message, while preserving the From address so

This is an issue I’ve brought up several times: there is strange logic (or possible no logic) surrounding which notices can be chosen at the time of the action vs which are chosen as “active”

J, An error of omission on my part. Even without a payload, the misdirected return message represents a means of DoS attack against a member by flooding their Inbox with these notifications. Then

I agree with Bruce and noticed the same as I was getting my group setup for launch last week. Hopefully adding on (versus being a non-sequitur) to that point with this but I'd like to suggest some

IMHO, the problem with this line of reasoning is seeing groups.io as a single thing. Such an attack would target a single group because a locked thread belongs to one and only one group. If the

Sorry, Duane, this is a legitimate discussion. And it has nothing to do with shooting down a suggestion. There are technical issues that have been under discussion and that deserve airing. I stand