Based on your (Mark's) reply at https://beta.groups.io/g/main/message/27017 I've done a little further checking (with assistance from Shal). It turns out that if anyone has made a payment for a

I think Mark has been at work! I now see a Ban Sender button at the bottom of the offending emails. I am sure it was not there before but I could be wrong. Anyway...... Thanks Mark for all the

Unfortunately - or fortunately (however you look at it) - our group is a Charity. Although it is privately listed on groups.io, I get a lot of enquiries from 'word of mouth' sources from individuals

Please disregard my request. I will live with it. Obviously no-one else has this problem and as I dont understand all of the technical jargon (I leave that to the experts) I am nervous of trying to

The only way to do that currently is to NOT allow non-member posts. They'd be rejected automatically. (BTW, ALL groups moderate messages from non-members if you have it set to allow them to

Chris, I just want to stop receiving them!! It is time consuming and annoying that I have to deal with them every day. I just dont have the time!! I have Rejected them with a message to remove our

Curt I check my Spam folder many times per day and they are not going to it. They are coming straight into my Inbox

Hi Donald, The only "to field" I can find is as per my sample which was From: Str8 Creative <supportaaeja@...> To: <knit4charities@groups.io> and From: Josias Melo ANPG <support@...> To:

At risk of making a fool of myself, I think I have spotted it as a bug in https://groups.io/js/displaytime-0.2.6.js function DisplayEventTime(t, tzstr, dateFormat, timeFormat) { if (t == 0) {

Sometime back, Mark tried using a spam filter for the site, but as with most others, it wasn't very accurate, giving false results for both positive and negative. Duane

PLEASE? Same just happened to me.

It might well be, but I would still like to know exactly what the OP is asking for. In the ansence of that let me provide this example. (a) If a moderator is looking at a suspect message using the

It looks like the request is for spam filtering from groups.io, so that obviously-spam messages would be auto-rejected, not requiring moderator action. Then if you want your group to allow messages

I previously posted in managers forum and here. Ours off by an hour in feed. Arizona time. Which does not observe daylight savings time. mdivine

I wonder whether there is a link between my observed effect and the first bugfix listed in Mark's 5th September changelist: https://beta.groups.io/g/main/message/26156 Malcolm.

To what end, exactly? I assume that you do not allow these messages to pass moderation (why would you?) so who would you want or expect to see that they had been marked as spam? Chris

If Donald Hellen's post doesn't make sense, check your spam folder. At least in my case, Pamela Tatt's original post on this topic was flagged by Outlook360 and placed in the "Junk" folder due to the

Pamela . . . <knittingpam@...> wrote: Are these addressed to the group or the group owner email address? (You didn't include the "to:" field in your examples.) The answer to that will help

Forgive me if this has already been discussed. I am getting a lot of unwanted messages (see below) every day in both my main group and subgroups. My groups moderate all messages from non

Thank you, that was quick ;-)