Forgot to say thank you all for the help -- Bob Bellizzi

Anyway she finally responded to the Bounce probe and it was almost two days after I sent the probe and it's finally disappeared so she's no longer pouncing some people -- Bob Bellizzi

That could be. No new email was being sent via the new email server this past weekend. I turned it back on this morning, and it appears Microsoft is no longer throttling it. Fingers crossed. Mark

It used to be in the Help pages, prior to all the manuals. Is it gone now? I have not yet tried to nagivate the manuals. -- J Messages are the sole opinion of the author, especially the fishy

If course “successful” means the user has to have clicked on the link to unbounce themselves;) Which is why I asked Bob how he knew it had been siccessful. There would have been a log entry “is

My understanding as well. However, while this point is made in the Owners' Manual I have not been able to find it in the Members' Manual. If others concur with this observation then "one for Nina",

It's my understanding that successful delivery of a bounce probe doesn't unbounce the account. The receiver also has to click on the link in the message to verify receipt. Duane

It should turn it off. Do you know it's successful because you see a log entry saying " is no longer bouncing"? If not, how do you know it's successful? -- J Messages are the sole opinion of the

That's what I've suggested. You can do that with a pending member (you hit the "claim" button). The suggestion is that there should be a similar feature for pending messages. There would still be an

I have a couple of recent Hard Bouncing members at Bellsouth (yeah, I know it's Yahoo hosting) and when I sent a bounce probe and it's successful it doesn't turn off the Red B. Shouldn't it? -- Bob

Bruce I have seen the claim notice, that implies that there is some kind of field on the message that has been turned on to mark the claim. Why can't this be done not just when someone edits a

Weird. I wonder why that should be. I hope it's well-documented. Even better if it could be made consistent. ;) -- J Messages are the sole opinion of the author, especially the fishy ones. My

Pretty sure here that claiming a message will at least keep someone else from approving it via email. You can only "jump the claim" via the web interface. Not sure if this helps the OP, but wanted to

Some groups designate a single moderator to be in charge at any given time. -- J Messages are the sole opinion of the author, especially the fishy ones. My humanity is bound up in yours, for we can

There's no way to resolve this, especially If one owner is using email and another is going online. I don't know of any way to control that outcome. As J said, for online, to claim you could hit

You can "claim" a message, but at this point, that can only be done indirectly, by starting to edit it. If you start to edit a pending message, it will show up in the pending message list as "claimed"

I have had this happen several times. All our members are Moderated. We have multiple Owners in our group. We get notification that a message is waiting approval. I go to the message and select

That may explain why I'm getting notifications to approve pending messages and memberships hours after I've already seen and done them via the web. My last membership approval was done at 22:05 on

I've had my email feeds cut off several times recently because groups.io incorrectly concluded that my email was bouncing. My domain name (ka9q.net) has MX records pointing at gmail's mail servers

Hi, Thanks for the fast fix. Unfortunately it is not fully fixed. One more small mod and it is done. Thank you, Raphael The quick fix: (Ok for Landscape but not Portrait) The fix of the bug solved the