My group has lots of documents spanning years. I try to manage that in the Files section by creating folders that contain folders that contain folders. The file notification shows the full path of

I think it should stay the way it is. I don't need another opt-out to deal with. Having to opt-in, as now, seems much more apt to make sure people know that they're allowing others to see their

How about making ‘Other members of your group’ the default setting in Profile Privacy? This would help the vast majority to be able to contact a fellow member and assist in keeping the Directory

I second this. I'd personally opt for the HTML tag, myself. If the messages are going to have headings between them, I feel it would take too long to navigate, navigating by heading. Unless each

Hello, although the service is pretty accessible for the blind, thank you, I'd really appreciate some separator between messages when I view a post thread to be able to quickly skip from a message to

While I understand the suggestion, it could lead to even more requests for further differentiation, viz: the age line for "kids", younger than 16 or through 16, the gender claimed or other personal

That's getting pretty (overly) specific while still leaving out other possible categories (friends etc.). I don't favor any of this but would not object strongly to the original suggestion (adults vs

Why not ask members to specify two numbers: 1. Number of kids attending 2. Number of other family member attending. Mahendra Bakshi.

I went thru some old messages I have. Turns out its been broken since last December if not longer. But if the message only contains a text/plain part, then the customized Message Footer is correctly

When a member clicks on "Edit" a photo of his, or a mod does the same on any photo, if the "Update" button gets clicked on, the mods get an audit "[groupname] Photo xxx.xxx updated" notification

I agree! We host many events that are for kids only, parents seem to struggle with how to respond to account for the correct amount of children. For instance, we may host a kids-only class with a

Andrew -- Just because you're seeing anchor tags is no evidence that groups.io inserted them. A plain-text email cannot include a hyperlink, pretty much by definition; and the Message Footer field in

NOT normal here. The only urls that got html linked are the ones I added to the Message Footer. The rest are untouched. And the {br /} was added too: _=_=_=_=_=_=_=_=_=_=_=_ Groups.io Links: You

Sounds normal BUT possibly you changed your email client, or your email supplied did or you changed something at your end that made it happen. But as Duane says, it sounds normal. -- Bob Bellizzi

That sounds normal to me. How it will show up in an email depends on the program that's reading it. Many will attempt to make a live link when they see a URL. Duane

If I add a Message Footer like this: line 1 - https://my.web.site line 2 - https://your.web.site It show up properly html encoded in the html copy of every message. But it also shows up html encoded

Being able to have RSVPs separate for adult/children would be helpful. The current count is nice as it gives me the number of families attending, but having adult/child counts would be nice. Thanks.

Mark -- The Basic plan features, as shown on this page, erroneously suggest that subgroups are available to free groups. This is true even for those groups that were started after January 15. See

I was going to suggest that it log an entry even when it's not different from the group (i.e., when you change it back to the group setting from something else that it was previously changed to). But

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