I could be mistaken, but aren’t they logged in the activity list? If not in general, then on the member’s specific activity? I email most of mine, so if someone else could check…

By all means. Perhaps then I’ll get fewer than 150 messages to the owner address per day. Alternatively, any plans to make the ability to block domains at the group level a free feature?

That's one option, yes, and if you have access to the same address throughout the day it's a valid one. However, where I work I don't have access to my personal email (network level filtering for the

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Wouldn't know. I'm not on that group. *grin*

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If I remember correctly, GMF is moderated by default so you won't see it. However, if you're set to bypass moderation, where you should see an M, you'll see a P instead.

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Aha. That must have changed, then. Admittedly I haven't used them in ages, so that's very possible. Still, I've been on several platforms that offer it and I've found it useful. It also makes sense si

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No, but I do want people to perhaps get a notification that their post was received and not lost in cyberspace, since it may take a bit to approve it.

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Ah, possibly a misunderstanding here. I was thinking more in terms of if a user sends a message to the group, they get an email essentially saying we received your message, but you're moderated. I kno

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Hey folks, I'd have submitted this last week but I've had a week. Anyway, because it's the internet in 2017 and we have a troll problem, my group is set to moderate everyone on joining for the first f

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I run one such group who used to live at groupname@groups.io. To my knowledge, that address still exists, as well as main@groupname.groups.io. Additionally, if I were to create a subgroup, that subgro

Would it be possible to get the activity logs in an RSS feed? That would be perhaps easier than checking it daily for things like, for example, bounced memberships. I only ask since groups.io doesn't

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This is actually a very sensible default setting. Hind-sight being 20/20 and all, I actually wish something like this had been the default from the beginning. I used to subscribe to a 0 moderation pol

Your confusion stems from the fact you see this as strictly a web forum. This is, I think, first and foremost a mailing list which just so happens to have a web interface. And any mailing list softwar

Support [at] place [dot] com IE: If you don't want the system to spamproof your email address, spamproof it yourself - people can copy/paste/modify it as needed. Email harvesters love public mailing l

Agreed. I only ever direct-added more than 20 people once... And that was when I brought my list over. Haven't invited/added anyone since... They come on their own, now.

I was just about to report that. Started for me it looks like yesterday at some point.

So I've had to reject a couple messages from folks on moderation. I do it via email usually simply because I happen to be there anyway when I do it. I just got an email from one of those people saying

At the moment, groups with subgroups are forced into using the new format email addresses (main@example.groups.io), which is great in theory. But I can see it posing a problem to people who are used t

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I can't speak for everyone, but I for one don't hate your idea. I don't think it would be all that viable for a mailing list without extremely significant modifications and quite probably some new and

Mark, I think that's the snag we're running into - the question of how exactly it would work. There are examples of it working now (Yahoo Groups being one of the more obvious), but as was mentioned in