Dale, The Database feature can accommodate that type of list. The Groups.io Database is limited in functionality, so I would not consider it secure for large financial transactions. But for a friendly

Unless I forget, I always delete any signature lines. I either select a specific section of text I want to include before clicking on "Reply" or I just "Reply" and click the "copy all" lasso and delet

I don't like changes that would require all groups that are using the +owner as a general catchall to have to make configuration and documentation changes. In other words, I would want to see backward

My interpretation is that the +Owner feature was implemented as a preference with the purpose of implementing an "Admin" group where prospective or subscribed members could make inquiries to the group

Yes, my oops. I apparently had two drafts open and sent the wrong one. Tried to correct by deleting that post and trying to send the correct one. The delete worked, but trying to send another draft of

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Actually, my question was rhetorical. I am saying that a Moderator does not have the ability to change what Owner messages they receive unless they have the "Set Moderator Privileges". There may be so

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Not so fast. Did the Owner give you the "Set Moderators Privileges" permission? If you have that, then as a Moderator you can change your setting for receiving Owner emails. In fact, as that Moderator

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It certainly seems to be at, or near the top of the list of ongoing complaints. What was wrong with the idea of setting the subscriber's account to web only viewing of posts? Was there any feedback as

Just ran some tests and no issues here. Outlook.com to and from GIO are practically instantaneous.

The Your Groups Dropdown is back to the way it was. Much cleaner and easier to read. I suspect several hundred thousand users that use this display will also be happy. On the other hand, the "Your Gro

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Sorry, but the more I look at this, the more I think that it was a mistake to change how the list of groups is displayed to users without first having the option of maintaining the list that they have

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I agree that we are going back in the right direction. I do see another issue as shown in this screen snip. I was hovering over the group labelled simply "main". The related hover text at the bottom l

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Perhaps you could isolate the issue by having one or more of the fuzzy pictures forwarded to you for comparison to a good picture. If they are the same file and resolution, then the fuzziness probably

Annick, There is a setting for that. Each group can have a different setting for the resolution of emailed pictures. Admin > Settings > Max Size In Email No resizing Resized to a max of 140x140 Resize

Annick, I agree that the current situation is not good and is in definite need of major improvement. Using the Chrome browser, after I select an image, I can right click the Download button and select

That sounds to be a rather specific request. What is your list of "moderator permissions" isn't going to be everyone's. That's why there are individual options. I understand that check-all is not an u

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I have a test group and full control there to try things so I was able to "mostly" replicate what Shal has suggested. By the way, I am not unbiased on this subject. I believe that Shal has the correct

On the web UI, it is under More >> View Source The command on your email program varies. eg) Outlook 2010: "View Source", GMAIL: "Show Original". This is info that is readily available to anyone recei

Presumably that also means you don't often need this feature. That is probably OK for someone with a lot of experience with the system. I also find that there are less and less occasions that I need t

This is a very common request with a relatively simple solution. Create another subscription to the group as a mere mortal using another account (email address). This becomes your test account. As you