I believe this is a GOOD design feature. Just my opinion. Ken "And if any man shall take away from the words of the book of this prophecy, God shall take away his part out of the book of

Yes, this is by design as a privacy measure. I'm happy to revisit if people think this should be changed. Thanks, Mark

Duane, Can you send me off-list the URL of one (or more) of these photos in the albums? It shouldn't do this, although if we have a problem resizing the photo for whatever reason (if we can't

Hey, I resemble that remark! :-) (and in all seriousness, that lag time isn't something I'm exactly proud of...) There was a bug. Chris's preference is set to military time display. When

Try as I might, I cannot replicate this problem. It could be that your browser is auto-filling these fields. Try turning off autofill and see if it helps.

No need to do that. If/when it becomes a priority, it will be looked into. Allow up to 4 years (!) for action to be taken. ;>) Duane

I'm bumping this as no-one has responded, I also sent an email into support but got nothing back from that either :( Is anyone else experiencing this issue? If we're doing something wrong then please

The member directory search function fails to find a match when the member name in the directory is an email address and the person doing the search is not a moderator. It failed for both partial

I noticed today that it doesn't appear that photos are being resized properly when uploaded. Best I can tell, the uploaded photo is stored at the original size and the displayed photo for editing is

Sorry, I missed the Gmail indication and actually thought it looked like a spoof attempt. If you're using G Suite and Proofpoint email proxy services, then this is not a normal situation at all. That

Oh no! The message as it stands is well spaced and because of that it's perfectly readable. I don't see why it needs changing to compensate for people's inability to fully read what they have been

Exactly and IIRC that’s what was suggested last time this came up. -- 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

If that's the case, I think an account level change should be recorded otherwise it's not a complete audit trail. Andy

ps We have a similar issue. We set the display name to their first name plus their cats name, and sometimes it mysteriously changes. -- J Messages are the sole opinion of the author, especially the

Sometimes they change their groups.io account display name, which may not be logged as a group action. The whole display-name logging issue has been revisited a few times, and I don't remember what

No, the problem persists as of 10 minutes ago. I can send email from the same account to dozens of other destinations, without any difficulty - it's only groups.io that fails. It's indeed Proofpoint,

Hi Mark, I noticed a message from one of our members where the display name was set to their email address. It's our policy that the display name is set to their real name and I do this as I Direct

Due to use of smartphones to read email, a lot of people nowadays only see (and therefore only act on) the first paragraph of an email. Might be good to condense the text in the confirmation emails.

Hello, The email is coming from 148.163.139.74, which isn't Google. It appears there was some sort of DNS hiccup from them yesterday. I believe it was temporary. Thanks, Mark

If the confirmation emails had <groupname> instead of <groupname>@groups.io in the body, then no email reader would interpret it as a mailto link. Better yet, make the link amailto that matches