Hi Mark, you wrote: "How about I modify the proposal: All (parent) groups must either be restricted or set to moderated or NuM (or some combination thereof). In each case there's at least one approval

Hi Mark, you wrote: "That implies not allowing moderators the opportunity to approve messages that have been marked as spam (like what Y! Groups apparently used to let people do)." But that assumes th

Hi, If anything I would like the admin-only list at the top so it's not necessary to scroll down through the members' links every time. Linda Maria wrote: I'd put all the member viewable options on to

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Hi Mark, When I proposed adding the Name of the Approving Moderator, it was to help an Owner such as myself who runs a group where all messages require approval - where there are other moderators besi

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Hi Mark, Yes, I'd like this to be in the headers of messages that are emailed out (in particular to the moderators, but all members would be all right too). That would work perfectly for my needs. The

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Hi Mark, Y! used to put tmi in the header, which included the email address of the moderator that approved a message. Just awful. I wonder if you could include the Name of the approving moderator (san

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On Tue, Jul 19, 2016 at 8:19 AM, J_catlady <j.olivia.catlady@...> wrote: "Like some other moderators, I have myself on moderation in my group to give myself a chance to proofread my posts, see h

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Hi Mark, Why can't Reply work the way it works when a Group Owner clicks on New Topic - but in addition to the Drop Down on the From line (to choose either his personal address or his owner's address)

Hi, Maria, I would add links to recently edited wiki pages to your list of polls/files/ events on the home page. Linda

Hi, A poster (not necessarily anonymous) might have a false sense of security if they're in diverse types of private-archive groups. I think all messages by this poster should be group specific. Linda

Hi guys, From my point-of-view, exposed email addresses of members of groups with private membership lists is a problem in any form, whether it is on the Groups.io web site, in Individual Messages or

Hi Maria and Brian, The poachers, unfortunately, are members of my group who are working to get my members to join groups outside of groups.io. I don’t want to hand them the email addresses on a silve

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Hi, Just want to go on record that I’m not in favor of it being any easier to reply to sender. We have had problems of members being spammed by rival groups (outside groups.io). I hope that any change

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Hi Mark, You wrote: Much to my surprise (and oversight), we apparently have never sent rejection notices when you reject a pending message via email. We do now. I assume a rejection notice will not be

Hi Mark, The member list doesn’t remember the last used sort order. If you can make that happen, it would be great. If not, it would help if you could change the default sort to most recent date first

Hi Guys, I like Ber’s layout. How about renaming the Post button Write? Linda

Hi Mark, You wrote: Done. When a moderator edits another person's message and uses Save Without Sending, the original author will now be emailed a copy of the edited message. Also, a flash message is

Hi Mark, I received my first HTML digest and found that it created a scroll bar across the bottom because the side margins were large and the text didn’t adapt itself to the size of the reading window

Hi Mark, “You have been invited <by Name> to join the Groups.io group Groupname” When the invitation is sent by an owner or moderator, can we make this less specific? I would prefer: You have been inv

Hi Mark, You wrote: If you have questions about this invitation, send them to {{Group.Name}}+owner@groups.io. Some of us have chosen not to receive All Owner Emails: (Subscription)Owner Email All Emai