I'm using Fastmail's calendar. Also, when I use a python iCal parser, I see: I notice the EXDATE clauses are at the end of the stanza: Take a look: https://github.com/ryjones/giocal And now, for

This isn't a GIO conversation, of course. But the first question is not "How much does it cost?" It's "Do we fulfill the state and federal requirements to become one?" Look up requirements for

Hi Ry, I'm thinking it's a calendar specific issue. What calendar program are you using to view the ICS feed? I imported the feed into Google Cal, and no deleted events showed up. Thanks, Mark

So how much does it cost to become a non-profit group? My premium group, grandfathered, is $110 a year, paid annually. A new group is currently $200/year, until the price increase happens. An

While trying to debug an issue, I found that the ICS feed: https://lists.hyperledger.org/ics/1902217/3131022486068381536/feed.ics Shows, for example, a meeting on 24-DEC for the TSC. However, when I

I also interpret Mark's comment the way Ken does. Mark says "the pricing plans will be based on the number of members in the group". Samuel

Duane wrote: I am in the same situation. I am the owner of a group with 2300 members. The group has been around since 1999 as a free space for discussing literary translation to/from Italian and it's

Hello, I have fixed this behavior. Someone earlier in the waitlist with a +1 will prevent someone later on the waitlist from being added, even if that later person doesn't have a +1. I wasn't able

Guys, as I've already said, I understand that. I'm simply wanting to make it more difficult to share the data en masse, especially in digitally readable format.

If someone can see the data, then they can save it to their own computer, if only as a screen shot. There is no way anyone can prevent that. Jim Fisher

Ok. I give.

Just did a quick test and they don't even have to do screen captures, just use View Page Source (in Firefox) and copy what they want from there. Duane

(This was a response, to toki, not Duane.)

I understand that. As I said, I just don't want to make it easy to send this out in a wholesale way, as in a spreadsheet export.

Yeah, that's a separate conversation from GIO. I'm just looking for a tool to help.

I don't see how that could work. If they can see the table, they can always do screen captures. A little more work, but they've still got all the information. Duane

On 21/12/2020 15:30, Peter Cook wrote:> So my request is to have the option in the Permissions section of a table to disallow anyone other than the table owner, the groups owner, and/or the group

I use plus addresses (e.g. "foo+maillists.groups.io@...") for my subscriptions. When messages are bouncing, I get a request URI which does not escape the "+",server side translates this to whitespace

One of my groups is limited to the residents of my community. It contains database that is an opt-in directory of residents, including some who are actually group members. (It's a holdover from the

Thank you, Mark. And as merry a Christmas to you as you can manage, Ellen