Based on what? The more I think about this, the more I think there's not even a legal grounds for allowing people to remove or edit their posts. First, they give groups.io (non-exclusive) rights the

Robert, The down time tomorrow (Friday) night is for real. As is the question of when that is in your time zone. You have questions, in Group Help[1] and Group Managers Forum[2] we have answers. Or

If there were a way to prevent deletion of the entire post (which I disagree with), then I think it should also be mandatory that they be able to delete their content from it by editing. That would

Whazup? Is this for real? The description is Greek, or is it geek?

Mark, Members have discovered locking and moderation subversion by deleting a post. I realize (I think?) that your position is that members have some sort of legal right to delete their posts, but I'm

Dave, Mark could use GMT when creating maintenance events, and thus cause the reminders to say +00:00, but I wouldn't want to change the reminder feature to always express times in GMT (or

As I said last time can we please quote these times in GMT. It is hard to get my head round things when they are quoted in the strange timescale GMT-0700. I take it it is some time Saturday early

Reminder: Scheduled maintenance When: Friday, 3 November 2017 9:00pm to 10:00pm (GMT-07:00) America/Los Angeles Description: Linode has informed me that the hardware running one of our instances

The attachment seems to be one big picture of a screen, far too long to be a screen shot It width is very narrow and when I increase mag in google chrome 500% I still can't read the content but can

Actually I can't see if the attachment went through. Can anyone else see it and help this person out? Take care.

The screenshot explain all.

Thanks. Fixed. Mark

I strongly agree with Juube, Our group would new membership would be heavily impacted by any requirement for captcha. Our requirements for joining include a full postal address and phone number

These are the worst for the blind, and equally worse are image-only captchas where you have to fill in the text you see.

A massive no to google captchas from me. Since I block all scripts and don't allow cookies, they are a nightmare for me. I occasionally grit my teeth and use them if I absolutely must, but I would

Not sure if you are referring to the captchas that ask you to click on all the street sign pictures. If you are, I hate those with a vengeance and struggle to solve them. Any captcha but those

I've been quite successful at solving audio captchas, but that's just me. How about answer a silly question, like "How many legs does a dog have"?

We should ensure clarity, then, even if it's hard.

Not always. I can't understand some of them. I have learning los which does not help at all. They are starting to sound more like a jumbled mess than numbers.

I like the math idea. Make people calculate derivatives lol. -- 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. -