I've changed it so that the Action button is disabled until you check on at least one member. Thanks, Mark

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(My Bold!) Now that does make sense IMHO. I could not - and cannot - get my head around the idea that in a group of (say) 26 people A to Y could start and reply to topics without moderation, with Z be

#suggestion

More generally, I would suggest 'Topic (thread) starting posts' as general moderation option, that can be set both for group and member (and for new members for first n), alongside the more general 'a

#suggestion

When one opens a Groups.io database, there are no instructions at the top telling a member how to add a new record. That seems to have kept a lot of our members from adding to the databases in the gro

You can include your own instructions at the top of the db table; just edit the Description field. See attached jpg. Drew

This is what we've included: "This is where Members add or update their info - some cells are required and in others it is up to the individual to decide. To sort a column, just click its heading - ma

Try to even get them to use Topics intelligently is a challenge for which I’ve officially thrown in the towel. I’m not sure the language (Swahheily?) to use for “start a fresh email with a new subject

Great information, Drew and Peter. Just what I needed! I shoulda known that Groups.io had been down that road before me. Many thanks, Milt

Some message of my group (old Y!G…) use prefix for hashtag to the subject. For example "[Proxy] Victory Force Blog Site - Samurai Warrior Heroes" could convert to "Victory Force Blog Site - Samurai Wa

Changes to the site this week: CHANGE: For events added by email, we consider events up to one year from now (the previous limit was 30 days). BUGFIX: Fixed the name of the subgroup in the activity lo

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PayPal takes 2.9% + 30 cents for normal stuff. for nonprofits it's 2.2% + 30 cents. this would be the charges for normal customers Amt$ PayPal Stripe Cut Net cut net 2 0.36 1.64 0.40 1.60 5 0.45 4.56

Stripe itself is also 2.9% plus $0.30 per transaction. https://stripe.com/pricing

I don't think any of my groups are likely to use a donations service, but I think about it like this: every service is paid for in some way. Free Google services are paid for by scanning searches and

That would be a better model, since GoFundMe, like the situation here, applies to donations. That's closer to Mark's 20%.

Is it amazing if Mark wants to help fund this service using Stripe (never heard of that before his post) many of us enjoy for free? And, compared to any of the 3 list services and 1 majordomo experien

In any event, it's not an issue for us. Our Primary donor input is through Paypal and our shopping cart and we try to make all charitable money sharks available to anyone who wants to use them no matt

If all your incoming donations would just be going back into Groups.io to support your premium membership, maybe there should be a special option for that that doesn't take out the 20%. Mark just keep

Sounds complicated.

In light of Mark's message dated 20190521 14:33:45 -0700, Message ID <CAEO096pBb3J5VbwNRsxR4ux4QTH5N=7jSueAN-aOojA4kcLe_g@...> ), can you elaborate on how that would work? jonathon

In other words, my groups.io message comes through just fine in gmail, without the extra spaces (paragraph breaks), but not on the group archive.