Hi Mark, I would support hashtags as a way to organize the various suggestions and determine how much support they garner. When Apple changed their photo storage structure back in 2013ish, I moved to

I get the digest and click the "view/reply online" in order to read the topic online. I have to routinely clear multiple blank drafts that have been unknowingly created. While I occasionally "like" a

#bug

Experienced users may know to email Support for bugs but the concept of emailing Support, in general, is a recognized way to ask for help and not specifically for reporting bugs. As a newbie, I found

Looks a lot like a leggy catterpillar that my cats go wild over! Will make a nice NY 2020 gift for them.

I posted in another thread how it would be useful to have a "bug" group. The reason being, I was interested in following their reporting and which ones were being addressed. I had no idea that bugs se

#bug

The order they appear for me seems to based on the historical order of my last visits. The most recent one I visited is on the top.

#suggestion

In scrolling down the replies to this thread I don't see if there is a way for wiki edit notifications to reach only mods and owners. I don't want everyone in my group getting a wiki notification for

#update

Our group is under an umbrella of a Parent Non-Profit. We are in the midst of updating 2020 content as well as proofing. I am disturbed that 28 Wiki notifications were generated just TODAY! I did not

#update

Is what you are doing changing the concept of how notifications will function? Up until now the owners/mods determine if something reaches the attention of the members. Will the eventual change mean t

#update

"Up until now the owners/mods determine if something reaches the attention of the members." I would like to clarify the above sentence. If I as a mod make an edit I would like to have continued contro

#update

Thanks for explaining. I hope you will consider a way to ease the financial burden this would impose on the smaller, community focused Non Profits. We really struggle on our shoestring budget and GIO

#update

I too am concerned. As a small, local non profit, we may be able to cover $10 a month but not $20. We don't need storage for photos and don't use attachments or polls. We don't need the calendar eithe

#suggestion

Hi Bob, We are a 501(c)(3). Our mission is education and community service. We are a group of elderly ladies who teach sewing to others in libraries, churches, youth organizations and our meetings. Th

#suggestion

Pati, Your suggestion makes a lot of sense and I do hope it will be considered. I am also on the board of our Home Owner Association. Out HOA is not a profit making organization and GIO is the perfect

#suggestion

I have had 2 Google groups (under a GSuite/non profit) since 2013. I can direct add and remove members. It's an excellent mailing list and offers expansive storage for our attachments to emails. One g

#suggestion

I have seen posts from other low revenue 501(3)c NPs that like ours cannot sustain the GIO fees being charged for the file storage needed and the ability to directly add and manage our members. I have

#suggestion

Diito that. Services have been dropped by more companies than I care to count. And if not dropped, I have seen them transition over into something different. All I can do is evaluate those currently i

#suggestion

Maybe send a confirmation link to the new address, that they need to click on before before it is changed. I get irritated with two the field thing. I use software that auto fills my correct email. If

#suggestion

I just searched for an Apple-Mac group on my iPad. There we 72 results listed on one page. What I found useful was the full description of the groups. So even those with somewhat "weird" group names w

#misc

I had not considered this viewpoint and appreciate your efforts to point it out. I suppose it's because I hark back to the research days when wading through "hits" was expected. Oh the time it took to

#misc