Nope, doesn't stick. Now the question is if there is a control to make one's default toolbar always be the advanced compose toolbar.

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J, Thanks for the attempted help, but I still am not seeing this. Now, after noodling more, I see that the control furthest to the right, which at first glance looks like a "justify text" option, is t

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Where is this hiding? I can't seem to find it, at least not easily.

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Yep, and some very "antique" forums software, at that. One of the car forums I'm on hasn't had the actual software used to run it updated in years now, and it's stayed on it because we have not been a

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Nor to me, but J_Catlady has explained her purpose behind moderating herself even though she's a moderator (owner, actually, but still). I wouldn't do it, but who am I to tell anyone else what works f

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Sorry, but my practice is to lock and then post the message stating the topic is locked. It's what I'm used to doing anywhere else, and I have yet to see what I consider a reasonable justification for

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But it isn't always. Many moderators impose a cooling down period by locking a topic for a period of their choosing, and unlock it later. I don't, but I've seen that style on more than one occasion wh

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And, quite seriously, if you do without due consideration that's your (some other you) problem. There are responsibilities, and temperaments, that should be essential to the role. If someone hands tho

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I doubt anyone would argue that point. I doubt that most owners and moderators are not capable of exercising enough forethought with regard to editing a message or topic title that there is any signif

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I'll say it again, and have said it before when this has come up, elsewhere this privilege is standard operating procedure, and should be so for Groups.io. Since it is the group owner or a moderator w

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J, Will look through tomorrow morning. My brain is fried and, unfortunately, I made the mistake of setting my subscription back to "no email" moments before you sent your prior message. I have reset i

J_Catlady replied to this topic and because of this I notice a pattern, at least with the content so far: the banners only appear for messages I send from the Groups.io web interface when they land in

Mark, I'm hoping the screen shot, which is from my "signature test" topic, showing the flow in Gmail's web interface and the warning banners might be useful.

2nd reply from web interface. I'm now wondering if this is something related to how Groups.io and Gmail interact when Gmail's webmail interface is used. I did replies this morning exactly like my firs

Reply from Outlook 2016. I am cutting out the quoted material below, which I would normally do if retention is not necessary for context.

OK, it did show up this time, and this is the first time I've experimented with originating a topic. This reply is coming from the web interface. The next will come via e-mail. This message has the si

This message is originating from Outlook 2016, for the same e-mail account that I am registered under at Groups.io for all groups I participate in. I do not have any sort of signature pre-configured i

Yes. If I can't see it in Gmail's web interface, Outlook 2016, or Thunderbird for messages I originated (not topics, but messages) via e-mail then, as far as I'm concerned, I've definitely checked as

Then, if that's the case, and it seems it is, what in the hell is the "Use Signature For Email Posting" checkbox even for? It serves absolutely, positively no functional purpose. And if that's the cas

Shal, Gmail, Outlook 2016, and Thunderbird all show my messages as Sent, since I sent them. What I'm saying is that I would expect, within the Groups.io web interface they would show my Groups.io sign