Here's my opinion of how it should work, which is not how it actually works. For example, search the Beta group for Tech Talk. First the search should act like there are quotes around it: "Tech Talk",

I don't think we want to go down the path of "Allow adding users to a group without notifying the users that they have been added to a group," but you could make a custom welcome message for the main

A premium badge might call out groups with more dedicated owners, which could help it stand out in a search. At least you'll know the owner didn't go away and abandon it. JohnF

I'd like to echo that what's really needed here is the option for groups (maybe just Premium/Enterprise) to add their own terms of service, with the caveat that if the individual group terms conflict

I have no experience on either side of Patreon, so maybe it can, or maybe it can't. Here's an intro page about it: https://patreon.zendesk.com/hc/en-us/articles/204606315-What-is-Patreon- Patreon is d

Right now, the group owner could set something up with Patreon or PayPal or whatever, but I think it's an interesting idea to add something like that directly to Groups.io. $30/month might be too much

I also like this idea. I was going to mention that some groups like to pin topics to the top not because they have administrative information in them, but so that people can find them easily and post

May I suggest providing moderators a way to see a list of all attachments that can be sorted by size? That way, someone who doesn't want to just always delete the oldest attachment could go and delete

One way to strip it: Assuming there is a matching </a>, move it to immediately following the anchor tag, so the actual text in between them is not anchored. Though I have no idea what use an anchor ta

Having a "status" address that always replies would also be a good test for users who complain that no matter what they do, email never shows up. If they send a message to the status address, and get

Another option is to only put deliberately uploaded photos on the home page, excluding those that come in by email. That would likely get rid of most of the problems while still allowing new photo upl

Just in it was a sensitive topic that got closed, it should keep its moderation? It may be Groups.io does not distinguish between an auto-locked and manually-locked (or auto-moderated or manually mode

#suggestion

This could definitely happen, with someone typing "Offlist I told Bill more about the project." Mail gets into trouble when it starts relying on key words that can also be typed. If you start a plain

That would make sense if it's a temporary setting. For example, say things are getting out of hand, and you want to temporarily set auto-close to 5 days while leaving auto-moderate at 30 days. Then, a

#suggestion

You already have the capability of adding footers to text-only messages, so I suggest adding them to the text part of HTML messages as well. Some may be using that because they don't like the differen

Here's a possible compromise: If an incoming message contains the proper lines in its header, it's added to the thread no matter how old it is. If it starts with "Re:" with no header lines, and there

I helped Brenda set up a Thunderbird rule that automatically puts #changelog messages in a separate folder for convenience, so she won't need to do this. We'll see if it works when the next one gets p

#suggestion

One argument against sucking in similar subject lines without a "Re:". On another site that did associate threads like this, in a family-only group, one person had the habit of using the subject line

With my work email address, I have to include an image with a corporate logo as part of my signature. Would that count as a photo to be loaded on to the home page of a group? That would be annoying. J

#suggestion

I don't know what the problem is, but if your status is listed as Bouncing, then Groups.io might have stopped attempting to send you mail. Try unbouncing yourself on the group you own and see what hap