Hi All, I've been notified by Linode, our hosting service, that the hardware that runs one of our database instances is having problems and needs to be replaced immediately. Migrating that instance

J, Not publishing any DMARC records shouldn't adversely affect the delivery of messages sent with the Groups.io domain in the From field (as would be true of the Pending notices). DMARC sort-of

I wonder whether this could help explain why so many of our pending member notices are not received by our pending members (I'd estimate between one in five and one in ten at this point). -- J

Mark, I was going to reply to Ginny explaining that once the service accepts a message, you have no way to know whether they deliver it to the member's Inbox, their Spam folder, or if they simply

I mean, you can have "always no removal message sent" by simply failing to create one in the messages list (unless that's changed?). What difference does it make whether you remove a person using an

I dunno. The same way it works currently when there's no removal message? -- J Messages are the sole opinion of the author. Especially the fishy ones. I wish I could shut up, but I can't, and I

So, how would that work in email command situations? Just always no removal message being sent? Thanks, Mark

Good catch. I think it was an oversight. I've removed them. As for how quoted replies are displayed in the various email programs, that's not something we have much/any control over. I'm very much

I'm not aware of any ISPs that are blocking us. I periodically check the various RBL lists, as well, and we're not listed on any block lists. Unfortunately, I have no insight into why Virgin would

Shal, Ever thought of going into sales?;) J Sent from my iPhone -- J Messages are the sole opinion of the author. Especially the fishy ones. I wish I could shut up, but I can't, and I won't. -

J, Heh. I made the suggestion with some trepidation, knowing how attached I generally get to my email interface. Trying something else is fraught with "better the devil I know" concerns. But at

I suppose so, but I try to minimize my interactions with g-anythings....not that it's not a losing battle...... -- J Messages are the sole opinion of the author. Especially the fishy ones. I

I used the word "odd" for rhetorical purposes. I had a theory about why it was happening, similar to yours. I just wanted to draw attention to the fact in case it could be useful. -- J Messages

J, So that's the app's doing, not Gmail's. You could try the Gmail app on your iPhone and see if you like it any better overall. It is free in the App store. Shal

J, Yup. It looked right (plain and simple HTML blockquote element) when I took a look at the View Source of some messages. Indeed. And we're seeing that different interfaces treat it

ps Gmail on the computer distinguishes fine. Purple and lots of space etc. It also works fine on the iPhone IF it's from a strip-HTML group. J Sent from my iPhone -- J Messages are the sole

As I've said, this is the mail app on my iPhone. Sent from my iPhone -- J Messages are the sole opinion of the author. Especially the fishy ones. I wish I could shut up, but I can't, and I won't.

Do we have any sort of "roster" of which ISPs are not playing nice? I know that anything under AOL (Netscape, Verizon, ?) are vulnerable, as well as now Virgin... I try to keep up with my group folks

J, Gmail where? As my screen shot showed, the Gmail app on my Android phone makes them distinct with three different markings: color, indent, and ruling line on the left. Gmail on the web (Firefox

Sarah, No. The history of what pages you've visited is kept by your browser. The problem (now that I see it) on Groups.io is that the URLs in the Message list subject lines are different from those