Am I wrong, but I think that dropdown used to show all the groups I was subscribed to, as well as owned. Now I only see the groups I own and can not find any link to: beta, GroupManagersForum, or Upda

#suggestion

Can a Moderator remove an Owner? -- .--- .--.

#suggestion

I would suggest that in the left hand column where it says "Home" and the "Owner" badge, that there also be badges for "Member", and "Moderator" (if also a Mod). The active badge would be in color, th

Members always defaults to Joined/Applied (unrestricted/restricted groups): newest - oldest no matter which view (Display Name, Email, Delivery, or Joined/Applied) or sort order was last chosen. Then

#suggestion

Group Owner(s) and Moderator with "Modify Group Settings" permissions can: Admin: Settings: Message Policies: Reply To: Sender You can reinforce this by checking the box just below that for: Remove Ot

I have Admin: Settings: Message Policies: Hashtag Permissions set to: "Posts by subscribers can only be tagged with existing hashtags, new hashtags will be removed" I then deleted the existing hashtag

Many people support causes they believe in, and many company owners do so through their company. In Mark's case the easiest and probably most effective way for him to do that is by offering a Groups.i

The addition of: "Upcoming Event: " to event reminder Subject lines is excess verbiage, which along with the: [Group Email Address tag] Event Name, Day, Date and Times, and the hashtag #cal-reminder m

#changelog

I think Bruce has got these right: I do not agree with Brian's proposal: | I stand by my original assertion that all moderator powers, granted or not, should be visible to an individual moderator by d

The Claim feature is only exclusive via email. Any Moderator (with the appropriate permissions) can act on a Claim on the website at any time.

In the past I lost several of my extra (Yahoo) email addresses for not having logged in within 12 months, so it seems they are 'on and off' about that - another unreliable Yahoo 'feature'.

This has been their policy for many years, though I'm not sure they always kept up with actually doing it.

Mark, Wow - I didn’t expect you to do anything on your well-deserved time off. Thanks, Michael

I (as Owner) received a "Subscription Approval Needed” notice, I Claimed the subscription request and the Pending Member displayed a blue badge that said "Claimed by me" A few minutes later a Moderato

Subgroup members must be Group members, therefore: If a Moderator (with permission to invite to a Subgroup and the Group) invites someone (who does not belong to the Group) to join a Subgroup, then th

Mark, This effectively is also a non-automated work-around to require Subscription Requests to answer Addition Information Needed questions (sent as a Pending Subscription notice) before the Subscript

#suggestion

What isn’t currently possible is to set up a recurring Calendar event for a relative date like Election Day - a date that is x days after (or before) a fixed date, in this case: the Monday after the f

#suggestion

Actually Calendar events can be set up to repeat yearly (or every other year), but it is not intuitive. The way to do it is to set it up as repeating monthly, but with the frequency of every 12 (or 24

#suggestion

Catlady, I agree with your concerns that persons who are Unapproved or Banned should be handled differently than (approved) Members. Unapproved should not be allowed on yet, and Banned should be remov

Semantics? Not really. Considering subscription requests as subscribed (although not approved) permits them to unsubscribe, which triggers the other problems complained about. There should be an appro