I would be happy with uploading a PDF to Files and then linking to the specific file in the wiki using the Link Tool. Whatever works! I just would like a user to go to a wiki page and find everything

Hi Dano, Can you send me his email address off-list? If the logs haven't rotated out, I can look up his interactions and see what happened. What could also be the case is that he has cookies

Slight addition. The login cookie expires every 30 days, which means you have to go through the entire login process every 30 days. Still, it's a good idea to add it if you can. Thanks, Mark

I sometimes wish I could easily see all the members who are on NuM, or on Mod, etc. It would be nice, if feasible, to make that a separate, sortable column in the members list (like display name,

I guess it really depends on how you interact with cyberspace in general.I use Google Docs extensively, but were I to receive an invitation "out of the blue" from someone I didn't know it would be

Dave, The second factor is only required the first time you access Groups.io from a given browser/device -- not on every sign-in. This makes it far less arduous than you're imagining. It primarily

On 9/27/2016 at 10:33:57 AM, Mark posted: I just lost a group member. This is most frustrating for me because he made the transition to the new group fine and was getting messages by email.

Mark I appreciate that two factor authentication is seen as a good thing (although some query whether it is as secure as it is claimed to be). For those of us who don't spend all their time staring

Dano, It may not be just links. I think the issue is similar, or identical, to the question of whether a PDF file uploaded to the Files section should be allowed to open within the browser window,

I agree that the ability to add PDF files would be useful. There are some procedures that might be better and easier shared without the risk of corruption by passing along as a PDF. I'm ASSuming that

Mark, I got it twice today, both times in my remaining Yahoo Groups. One fortunately held pending in a fully moderated group, but the other went through on my (mostly) unmoderated alumni group. Both

Why not consider adding a buck or two per month to have premium badge. Bob Bellizzi

Hi All, I posted this yesterday in another thread, but only got one response. I want to switch HTML editors on the website, from summernote to TinyMCE. But I'd like to get some feedback before I throw

Hi All, This has nothing to do specifically with Groups.io. There's a phishing attack going on right now that's apparently fairly widespread, involving Google Docs invites. If you receive an

Hi All, In the next day or so, as an anti-spam measure, I will start to block incoming email from servers without reverse DNS records. This should not affect anyone (it's a fairly common practice). If

I work on a Wordpress website and I can add documents. I use Google Document Viewer format so everyone who has access can read it. On the wiki, we can add photos but not a PDF or other document. That

I thought about suggesting that, but I'm not sure the badge would have any meaning if not used consistently. I don't know. I had an idea that I would be happy with personally, but don't think it

While all of my groups are currently basic, I can see where some owners might appreciate a little extra visibility for premium. If it wouldn't be too much extra work, you could make the badge (or

That's the only way our group would even consider asking members for donations. That expresses my feeling, too. Agree there, too. My group is a volunteer group dedicated to helping cats and their

> I hope people answering in this thread will say whether or not they > have a premium/enterprise vs basic group. My group is now premium > but I am ambivalent about making the distinction visible.