It's interesting that post 6277 asked how to close a poll (answer: use the Edit feature) and post 6278 announced that the Edit feature can now be disabled. So now how does an ordinary member in a non-

What if someone just has an <img> tag, to show a picture to anyone who leaves? I know, I'm just being difficult. JohnF

My worry about having an official code of conduct that applies to every group is that there will be some who try to stretch it too far. For example, let's say I post that I had a delicious ham sandwic

For the general steps, click on the "Easy Group Transfer" link that is at the bottom of most pages. For the posts that were made in the Beta group on this subject, go up to the search box and search f

In my opinion, defining and enforcing a code of conduct should fall upon a group's owners and moderators. Though I like RS's suggestion of creating a custom group code of conduct section that can be a

It looks good at first glance. I'll let you know if I still manage to screw up. :-) JohnF

#suggestion

One other possibility is when the Send to Sender button is clicked, you could add one more prompt, "Would you like to have a copy emailed to yourself?" with buttons Yes, No, Cancel. The Cancel button

#suggestion

Thanks for clarifying, Mark. So deleting cookies is effectively equivalent to signing out. JohnF

Duane wrote:>> You can just go back to IO and sign out, even if you've opened a new window/session. << That doesn't apply to her, because our browsers are set to eat all their cookies (Yum!) on exit.

How about adding something like, if you have questions before accepting this invitation, send them to {{.Group.Name}}+owner@groups.io ? (Or the email of whoever sent the invitation.) JohnF

I didn't see a mention of it, but it looks like the fonts have been changed, and they now fit on the buttons for me. Thanks! JohnF

Mark, My testing of the log-in-via-emailed-link method has gone pretty well, but I noticed something I wanted to point out. I'm currently on a Linux computer. It apparently doesn't have the expected f

With Mark's new log-in-via-email-link feature, your member can just go to the login page, click the button to email a link to log in, check her email within 15 minutes, and click the link to log in. T

I think being able to log in as more than one user in a single browser would be really confusing. If I was in as two users, then I opened a new tab and went to a bookmark for a group, which user shoul

In general, I like the concept of allowing sign-in-via-email as proposed, and I think it will help reduce confusion. The main thing I can think of that could go wrong is if an email provider goes out

The password reset link should probably expire after 30 minutes to an hour. That gives it time in case the email is slow but limits the amount of damage it can do if someone else gets it somehow. If t

I agree that there should be a setting where regular members can upload files but can only delete files they themselves uploaded. One other thing to consider: Maybe for normal file deletions, move the

Mark, I noticed when reading a public group without being logged in, the post times are no longer shown at all. It should probably use the "minutes/days ago" form when this happens. Thanks, JohnF

Maybe it's a valid setting (though I think it would be annoying), but it probably should be worded differently, or not shown to non-moderators. JohnF

One of our groups is an Announcement Group, and we checked that option in the settings, so only moderators could post. Because that was checked, we thought we didn't have to bother checking the separa