Changes to the site this week: NEW: When attempting to change your email address to an address that already has an account, and that isn't just subscribed to updates@, we now offer the ability to

Hi All, Sorry I wasn't as clear as I could have been. This is to send an email to someone, without you seeing their email address. If that person then chooses to respond to the email, it goes right to

It would be nice to see "Likes" in search results, just as they do in the complete message list. -- J Messages are the sole opinion of the author, especially the fishy ones. I wish I could shut

I've only tested initiating a DM from an owner account. A group+owner@groups.io email address is used. The reply-to also replies to that email address. On the other hand, in my test, the group owner

My test message displayed my email address. But then again, so does every other group email. I would assume these emails will be exempt from the group bouncing protocols, but I really don't know. I

1. What does the "From" look like on the received email? Does it show the sender's address, or some groups.io sender? 2. What happens if the mail bounces? 3. If you can only mail someone twice in

Hello, Can you give me an example of what you'd like to see? Thanks, Mark

Hi All, I just added a feature to the directory. Members can now email other members, as a first step towards a DM system. Here is how it works: - Under each member in the directory is an Email

I have a group that has multiple databases and it would be beneficial to allow role based access at the database level so some will be allowed to all members others can be restricted to Moderators or

It would be great if the RSVP feature had a larger, more prominent text for the RSVP request.

Mark; I apologise for reverting to this subject but I realised this morning that the way the new "Notification to Member" finished up has resulted in something of an anomaly. My original suggestion

Apologies for this message appearing twice. It was amanifestation of email problems I've been having. -- Susanne [snipped the rest]

Jonathan, Designed and applied by library professionals to books and similarmaterials. However, it is not used to classify Yellow Pageslistings or items on grocery store shelves. They

Combining suggestions from all sides, what we seem to beproposing is either a new section in the general settings for a group, ormaybe a new tab on the group's settings page. DESCRIPTORS CATEGORIES --

I don't think anyone has suggested using Yahoo's hierarchy. Infact, people have expressed decidedly negative views of it. I do want to observe, though, that my book group discusses books,

Jonathon, Designed and applied by library professionals to books andsimilar materials. However, neither is used to classify YellowPages listings or items on grocery store shelves. They

Sharon, The subtopics are examples and suggestions. They are notdefinitive. What lists are you referring to that are created by publisherswith a view to markets? -- Susanne

It probably is; and in that ('testing') scenario it (probably) doesn't matter: but that won't stop the situation - sooner or later - of somebody deleting a final sub-group, with sufficiently well

I can only agree to what Ellen said. Victoria Although I've nothing to add about how to do it, I want to voice that I welcome categories strongly. They can help people find groups of interest to

Although I've nothing to add about how to do it, I want to voice that I welcome categories strongly. They can help people find groups of interest to them, and help those groups who might have more