Benoît, See: https://groups.io/g/GroupManagersForum/wiki/How-To-Merge-Threads Feel free to ask questions about this in

Frances, I was going to suggest in that case that perhaps Ro had cc'd or bcc'd you directly in her reply, but I see that her reply was to J's initial post rather than to yours. That you could have

Should read Sorry, Ro! Frances Sent from my iPhone

Sorry, Shal, it turns out only Rochelle's message was incorrect on my iPhone. Subject line is Re: Mute topic w/o logging in Message 10789 I can't see the full headers on my iPhone but other

How do to merge all these messages to one action ?

Upfront, I am new to groups.io and am still in the process of moving my yahoo group and a dozen or so subgroups to .io. So maybe I am missing something, but I assume that before the change to

Lot of users are not link to the good account. Give the possibility to moderator to merge users.

Francis, Just that message, or any Groups.io message? If they all misbehave (in groups that are set to Reply To Group) on that device that would imply that the email UI in your iPhone does not

Mark, You're not missing anything.:-) Thanks for checking. Sent from my iPhone -- J Messages are the sole opinion of the author. I wish I could shut up, but I can't, and I won't. - Desmond Tutu

I've never been a member of a Meetup group, but a quick Google shows that there's apparently no way to export a list of email addresses. Mark

Hi I could not respond to this message to the group through Reply in email on my iPhone (latest iOS), only to the author of the message. An error? Frances Sent from my iPhone Begin forwarded message:

I have two logins for different accounts and invariably I last used the wrong one! I have to logout and then login to the correct one. A nuisance. Frances

I just tried this, cause i have muted many threads in beta, and never had to log in, but you are quite correct. NOW it asks you about logging in. I see no reason for this to be required, its an

Typically, group members who want to mute a thread are the ones who use only or mainly email (which is why the mute feature is valuable to them). However, they try to use the feature and come back

Is there such a thing, or is it in the works? I've been suggesting that a Meetup group I'm in (a horrible, horrible service) move here, but the owner says it would be impossible to get her 300 members

Ronaldo, Bouncing is when a member's email service has rejected a message giving a permanent (don't try again) error code; or when it has repeatedly given a temporary (try again later) error code for

Yes, of course we want to be notified when members are not receiving the group-mails Is there a difference? If so can someone explain it? and while we're at it, what are "absolute time" and

LOL! True! That would take considerable temerity. :-) Thanks. J -- J Messages are the sole opinion of the author. I wish I could shut up, but I can't, and I won't. - Desmond Tutu

J, Yes. See the second paragraph of Mark's original post (#10753). Note as well that the message is signed "Cheers, The Groups.io Team". No group moderator should have the temerity to forge that

Can someone clarify: would that message go out automatically, or is this a suggestion for group owners to send out when the member is unsubscribed due to this? (Also: In light of this situation, I'll