and as I suspected, viewing this message online removes the 'alignment' :)

Thanks for your response Gerald Here is an example VHIQR 20180501 1201 XA0000 (GBLXRS BIZ) (BIZ-FLIGHT) CGDPF 20180501 1821 XA0000 (CL60 BIZ) (BIZ-FLIGHT) OYMSI 20180501 0918 XA0000 (GBLX

I searched several times and could not find a thread to see what Management's opinion on this was, if I missed it I apologize. Could it be looked into to develop/share a method of securing certain

But again, my comparison was not with respect to the user experience. I understand that the proposed method is better in terms of user experience. My question is, and has always been: how does the

Well, it was in fixed width font (monospace) while I was composing the message, but the formatting didn't come through. -- Gerald

Alexis, I did a quick test and if you generate a text only message using an email client (eg Gmail) with a fixed width font, it renders properly when viewed on the groups.io web interface. Since

J, I appreciate your comments and they are always insightful... Re: (paraphrased) how is the proposed method ("spam block") any different or better than the current method ("unsubscribe")? What's

Hi, Might it be possible to have a 'fixed width formatting' option when viewing messages on the web front end. I am a member of a number of gorups that produce emails with large lists of which each

Hello, We do strip a lot of inline styles, but (hopefully) none of the ones used by the editor. So if you're just using editor functions to format things, it should all work ok. Are there specific CSS

And to emphasize my point: unsub/resub seems like essentially a no-op anyway. In GMF (I’m no longer there) I heard arguments that it’s useful because it forces the member to do something

I think that Catlady hit the nail on the thumb, none of our schemes is any better than the simple unsubscribe. I tried to stop looking at this thread because it's a really tough knot to open for so

Would it not be more simple to show the AOL user how to set up a gmail account to use with groups.io and avoid all of the AOL hassles? Bruce Wilson Barrie, Ontario, Canada

maybe, but it's not good enough. People who have no idea what we are talking about here would start googleing "spam report hold" - and maybe in vain.. If we have something like this, it would have to

So "the subscriber unflagging messages", because using a filterrule would bypass the spamfilter instead of teaching it anything. Seems to me things could go very wrong if a group were used for

Haha :) But what I'm still not understanding is how the proposed method (set member to "spam block," send email with link to unblock) is any different or better than the current method (unsubscribe

Oops. I meant to redact the original message, and groups.io removed a lot of formatting, so the message below is sort of confusing. I’m turning it into unformatted text and manually

J_Catlady, Assuming it works as expected (or maybe not), 1. Email is sent by xyzzy@groups.io (aka groups.io/xyzzy). 2. Mail is received at destination email server. 3. Mail is

This is related to my question (two posts back) about the difference between this method and the current method, wherein the user gets an email with a resubscribe link. Currently, after someone

The wiki editor does not appear to support inline styles (they are stripped when you save). Even things like {float:right} are stripped. Because of this, I've had to resort to long-deprecated HTML

I'm getting confused here. it seems to be like this: Some email-message from groups.io lands in somebody's spambox. His/her ISP sends some message to groups.io requesting to stop messages. When