Mark, On this message the issue appears to be gone. I will continue watching and let you know if it occurs again. If you would prefer that issues like this be identified via the support e-mail address

Mark, I am now encountering an issue that I had not encountered before: the inability to "backspace out" a block of selected text if and only if that selected text runs to the last character of the co

Well, I'm on board for this feature. I also believe it should be able to be applied to anyone. Group owners and moderators already have mechanisms at their disposal to make their voices unquestionably

It's been discussed here, and we had heated exchanges as to whether a moderator should be able to be muted other than when they're sending out something with a special notice or a hashtag that indicat

#suggestion

At first I was going to say, "I'm willing to chalk this up to caffeine and/or sleep deprivation," since the icons denoting whether a topic is moderated or locked appear prior to the actual topic/subje

#suggestion

By the way, I think your proposal is great, but were I you I would create my own boilerplate in something like MS-Word or Notepad from which I could copy and paste when needed in the meantime. I have

#suggestion

J, I'm not disagreeing that "relevant people" goes beyond offenders to all participants, but we all know that some people are more "relevant" than others when it comes to taking the actions being ment

#suggestion

This has been one of my personal pet peeves that I've taken up with a number of different list owners/moderators who insist on splitting off a dedicated "finger scraping" thread, particularly when try

#suggestion

No, I don't think you're sleep deprived. I have had this happen on more than one occasion and I thought (and I could be mistaken) that I'd already reported it to Mark through the support e-mail. The "

J, I think the automated part would be great, but I am unclear as to whether you're talking about sending out a separate notice message or adding text such as you propose as the "next message on the t

#suggestion

I wish that's something I could do on a number of groups I'm on, but until or unless the web interface were to become much more accessibility friendly (as in easier to navigate with a screen reader) t

This is a P.S. of sorts, and a general observation, but any of the use of "what we're about" from a blog post, even from the service's creator, that dates from three years ago (almost) leaves me unmov

Shal, Fair enough. I think that was a candle and a toothpick. One thing that struck me in Mark's post on wingedpig was this, "Because email groups (the modern version of mailing lists) have stagnated

Actually, J, it really isn't the e-mail/web duality - it is the way that e-mail works and how groups.io tries to manage threading and that there's no effective way to "force" messages that should be p

About which I agree. However, I think it's really important for someone who's never done topic splitting and/or merging to know that this does not generally have the desired results when the majority

Yep. Even though the author of the original message is maintained on the topics view the time (at least on the day of) of the most recently added message is shown regardless of who the latest author h

I don't keep track of the Trello pages, but I seem to remember that this may be somewhere on the to-do list. I've said my piece (and so have you) on this particular issue. This is the one and only web

Every time I read about this sort of thing, and how much of it is engendered by e-mail as the communication medium, the more convinced I become (and I know this is a personal opinion, so please don't

I believe that J_Catlady has done the best job of documenting the issues with split and merge. One of the things I'm tasked with is doing merges where new topics (that aren't really new topics) are ac

Don't be doin' me no favors, Joe! ;-)