Mark, thank you for your explanation. Today, I am still not receiving all file notifications. Does Groups.io not sent a File Notification to a Moderator if that Moderator was the one who uploaded the

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Hi Mark, while I think a hashtag would be useful and in keeping with other messages from Groups.io, there are two other precedents for identifying message that are slightly different in nature and the

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My comment (and the portion of your message I quoted) related purely to the use of capitals, nothing else should be deduced from that. Regards Andy

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On Mon, May 16, 2022 at 06:39 PM, Gilbert Coville wrote: ... Yes. I filter out List-IDs into various folders, anything that’s unrecognized would go to my inbox, which notifies me. But, even if I’d nev

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I would filter on it and throw those messages into the same place that I put the new “Group Notification <noreply@groups.io>” messages into. That’s where I want to have my +owner messages put, but som

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>>> Oh please, no! That's suggestive of shouting and an assault on the eyeballs. My apologies, I wear glasses when typing so my eyeballs are protected from frontal and flanking assaults but still, I d

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Maybe this is an acceptable exception. You may not agree. I'm just suggesting the possibility. The idea is to make it obvious that it's an unusual message. How would having a List-ID help? Can your em

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Hi Mark, There was some kind of ID10T-type glitch on my end with Tbird which resulted in me sending two duplicate messages to the "Signifying +owner messages" topic, #32201 & #32202. I deleted the fir

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Actually, the recipients of the +owner email is a list of the owners and moderators who have opted to receive the +owner emails. I think List-ID: groupname+owner would be appropriate. Gilbert

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Oh please, no! That's suggestive of shouting and an assault on the eyeballs. Regards Andy

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Groups.io is effectively acting as a relay to send a message to selected people (the owner(s)) rather than the whole list so I guess it doesn't make sense to have a List-Id header in that case. Regard

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The potential issue with using a hashtag is that it can get overlooked since it's at the end of the subject line, possibly not even be displayed depending on the mail client's Subject column width if

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On Mon, 16 May 2022 20:00:16 +0100, Andy Wedge <andy_wedge@...> wrote: Maybe they should have ..? I'm no expert on the RFCs concerned but Mailman includes the list headers on messages to the

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Message sent to +owner don't have a List-id header! Regards Andy

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Hi. I also agree with this hashtag idea, was just about to suggest it myself. Thanks. From Michael. Michael Chopra BA (Law) University student.

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On Mon, 16 May 2022 18:31:42 +0100, Andy Wedge <andy_wedge@...> wrote: I sympathise even though I know that filtering should really be done on the List-Id header. How about [groupname]OWNER

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Hi Mark, I use the subject tag (including the []) to filter my emails so would prefer not to see a change to that. In addition, I think that would be forcibly overriding a group setting. A hashtag suc

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I wrote: Oops, sorry, I meant "based on the recipient address."

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Mark . . . wrote: This has confused me a number of times, too. Donald ---------------------------------------------------- Some ham radio groups you may be interested in: https://groups.io/g/ICOM http

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I believe I have found a rare instance of the groups.io user interface being inaccessible to the blind or visually impaired. Description: Items on Files->New/Upload menu cannot be activated without mo

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