It's a good point, though, that "Edit Table" could easily be misunderstood. Should it be changed to something like "Edit Table Structure" or "Edit Table Properties" or is there some other better way t

Just thought of something else: Will groups have the ability to specify the currency? Say a group of Europeans wants to charge in Euro, for example. JohnF

From a member perspective, there should be a way to be notified that a charge is pending, and giving me a chance to quit the group and avoid the charge. Say a group charges $50/year, and I thought tha

I have seen temporary bans used effectively in general discourse forums where one or two members start posting in a heated discussion, and they really just need some time to calm down. It turns off th

#suggestion

I would lean toward dropping rather than bouncing spam/malware/phishing, just because the system on the other end might misclassify groups.io as the source of the malware. If you do bounce it for malw

Mark, it sounds like a database would fit better than messages with hashtags. It could have description, category, effort, status, date(s), and priority columns. However, if you really want messages,

Suppose a rogue moderator (or one with an easily guessed password) goes in and trashes the archives, now easier with bulk actions. Is it possible to recover from such an event? (Probably with help fro

If it's a reply-to-sender-only group, then I think any incoming Reply-To header line should be honored. I don't think the concern that Reply-To could be used to mailbomb someone would arise much in a

The only thing about "Unsubscribe" versus "Leave" is that someone might think "Unsubscribe" will turn off the mail messages without leaving the group. How about both? Unsubscribe (Leave Group): link_h

How about both a group setting and an individual setting? 1. If a user is using a known-must-munge site like yahoo.com, the checkbox is on the user's settings, checked, and grayed out (disabled). 2. I

#suggestion

1. What does the "From" look like on the received email? Does it show the sender's address, or some groups.io sender? 2. What happens if the mail bounces? 3. If you can only mail someone twice in 24 h

I think I've suggested before that main@groupname.groups.io should always work, even if the group has no subgroups. It can still send out mail as groupname@groups.io, but if someone insists on using t

#bug

Would it be realistic to create a subdomain immediately when a group gets created, for all groups, just in case they decide to create subgroups later? That way, it would already be there. JohnF

#bug

It sounds like a "deleted" message shouldn't really be deleted, just hidden from everyone's point of view. Then it will still properly thread anything that's a reply to a deleted message. JohnF

When I have a large number of posts to read on the web interface, I like to read them in Expanded mode in ascending order. That allows me to go from top to bottom, using the Page Down key (or just scr

I can always invent situations where it would be a bad idea, but they'd be so obscure that they really shouldn't be considered. What I would recommend is that if a message is being approved via the we

Because Delete usually implies poof, completely gone, we programmers prefer the word "Revert" when going back to a previous version. Would that be generally understandable? Delete This Message Revert

I don't think you should auto-change the auto-message in response to events (leave it to the group owners/moderators), but you could show a "reminder" message whenever something changes that is part o

#suggestion

I tried taking the L out of your name and searching for Fetcher. That suggested Feather, which isn't what I was looking for, but it isn't too far off. Then I tried searching for Mark Fetcher, and that

I really don't like the idea of requiring a login to unsubscribe. Someone not familiar with mailing lists who was manually added by the owner to a premium group could get confused. Here's an alternati