I just tried this on Safari. Go to New Topic, start typing in a message, type in something that looks like a URL, like http://groups.io, then keep typing my message and the URL is automatically

Mark, They do not linkify for me either, from either safari or Firefox. The link appears in emails but not on the web unless I specifically use the link button. Sent from my iPhone -- J Messages are

LeeAnne, You're referring to posting on the website, where typing in something that looks like a URL automatically linkifies it? I tried to get it to not linkify something and couldn't reproduce the

Maria, What you say makes perfect sense if you have that many subgroups. It would be interesting, though far more coding work [which I'm not proposing, by the way], to do something like

Just by way of explanation, the reason I don't feel the top list will work for groups like ours is that we have over 50 subgroups. So putting the link and recent activity on top of the main group

Unless I'm somehow the exception, when using the topics view, which is all I use, it is as though subgroups do not exist. There is no way when you land on the topics page to know that there are

(Making this in to a separate suggestion from the sub-group and member directory threads) Would it be possible to separate the menu options which are visible to both members and owners/mods from

At minimum I think it's worth revisiting the order of the menu items in the owner/mods view. We currently have options that are not visible to members intermixed with options that are. I'd put all

Could one idea perhaps be that on the menu the admin/owner options are listed under an ADMIN menu that then has sub-menu items? So that even if there are 2 possibly similar menu items (member

I am not keen on the example Brian offered either. I don't like the idea of the main group design/interface being altered and I find the example provided unattractive. In my view, all we need is a

The only thing to consider is that it's a page that Mods/Owners would need to refer to, to: 1- edit it to add info perhaps (unless it's all automatically entered - which would be cool) 2- provide the

Maria, Understood, and I agree. I'm not sure I would go as far as Brian's sample screen shot, which looks to me like having the subgroups listed at the top of the Topics View page, but having them

Maria, Understood. I was addressing what I think would be Mark's same question (#10632): how do mods/owners see the members' version if it has the same name as the existing Subgroups button.

By "all available" I mean, any that are available / visible to members of the parent group but that may be sub-groups that only those approved may post to. My main concern is making sure that a

I am envisioning a sub-group menu item that is more of a "subgroup directory/listing" not a place to do admin work as the current subgroup menu item for mods/owners is. What I mean is just a page

Maria, This would be another case where group mods/owners (for whom there is already a Subgroups item in the left column) would see something substantially different than what a plain member sees. As

I'd love to see a "subgroups" menu item in the main group, rather than only having the subgroups listed on the home page of the group. This would bring main group members to a list of all available

I just noticed with mobile when the topic only has one message if you're viewing it in topics view and then you go in to read the message, there's no navigation to click to the next topic. You have

Duane, You are correct. This could be implemented with a "Your Groups" mechanism in mobile or simply change the Groups.io button to behave somewhat more like "Your Groups" on mobile, or

You would have the same extra step if you used the Groups.io link on the web. I don't use mobile, but it sounds like there's no Your Groups option. I wonder if it could be added without cluttering