A group of which I am a member posted a message to say that messages sent by the Group were not being delivered. Similar email delivery problems have manifested themselves on a group I Moderate, and

The comparison used to be on the pricing page. Here are a couple Wayback Machine snapshots that show that API access for Basic changed at some point between January and April

To be clear, the message-ID in an outgoing email is not the same as the message identifier that appears in the archive. From Wikipedia: "Message-IDs are required to have a specific format which is a

If there’s any way to fix this without changing the ID, that would be greatly oreferable because, of course, it’s the thing that identifies the message. I wonder what other problems would pop up

When a message (or poll) is edited, in most cases it is desirable to relay that edit to the group. However, the message-ID field in the outgoing message is left unchanged, causing some mail providers

Diito that. Services have been dropped by more companies than I care to count. And if not dropped, I have seen them transition over into something different. All I can do is evaluate those currently

The plan comparison page at https://groups.io/static/compare shows that Basic groups have access to the API. I don't recall any announcement to this effect. What's in error, the page or my

typo, never seen that LINE -- 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 human together. - Desmond Tutu

I’ve never seen that kind because my group has editing disabled. But if it indicated when editing is allowed, I think it should also stats when it’s disallowed. -- J Messages are the sole

Good point; FWIW If any given group does permit editing of messages then there is a line in Group Settings on the Home Page that reads Members can edit their messages. If editing is not enabled then

That's a good point. The seeming inconsistency could be confusing to users. Perhaps the group's home page should specify whether or not editing posts is allowed. -- J Messages are the sole opinion

Google has a history of dropping their products. Let's be ready for a surprise. GIO if on sound financial footing, is likely to last. My 0.02 MKR Virus-free. www.avg.com

Or Groups.io for that matter. The only constant in life is change. Duane

Many thanks, Duane! I feel more comfortable now. I just recently discovered yahoo groups service is discontinued and groups.io kind of took their place, but I may already say I do like the groups.io

Just my $.02 - Years ago we all thought that about Yahoo groups. Google has ended or reduced support for services in the past, so I wouldn't assume that the same won't happen to Google groups. Pete

Since you're not a group owner/mod, you should have been looking in the Members Manual, not the Owners Manual. The Members Manual does mention that owner/mods can always edit messages, but the manual

With my search, I couldn't get to the proper answer, since I arrived at the URL below and I mistook that content for the answer to my

Changes to the site this week: BUGFIX: In the /topic view, with infinite scroll, some messages would be displayed without the message footer. BUGFIX: Trial premium groups weren't being downgraded to

For read more easly the archive

This is already in the Members Manual, https://groups.io/helpcenter/membersmanual/1/working-with-group-messages/editing-your-own-messages-in-the-group Duane