Art commented: Remember - anything that can be added as a tag line can be spoofed. If you're not doing your own virus scanning you're just waiting for trouble. The only reason the VS companies put on

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On Tue, 15 Jun 2021 20:46:56 +0100, Mark Fletcher <markf@corp.groups.io> wrote: I didn't think it would be easy Mark - especially for AV software in general rather than just Avast. Still, if you ever

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I have to admit, I never 'fell over' the "More" menu at the bottom. To my mind, it's in the wrong place. If "Mute this topic" is in the top buttons, other things an owner or moderator needs to do shou

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I'm *pretty certain* I support a change of this kind. My hesitance is because of my being unsure of the definitions of the specific terms being used. I'll explain by example. If someone posts a messag

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Thanks for the tip Malcolm! I understand your idea wasn't intended that way, but I've always gone in and added a space at the end of the subject line. I didn't realize we could just click on Cancel. I

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> YBWT > > I don’t recall that- > was it a hierarchical view, showed precisely which message a reply as to, not just chronologically slapped on the list? > would be a valuable feature as an available

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Have you opened your group web page under "Topic" view and clicked on a thread to open it? That sounds like what you're looking for. Dano > Implement threaded view like Yahoo groups used to have befor

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I don't know if this will help or not. I had 15 blocked messages that were reported to me today. The information on them was all the same. This was the last one: When Message Reason 6:26pm Digest #135

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…Which brings up once again the desire to be able to reconnect a member's old identity to the new one if we know and confirm it, so they can retain copyright ownership of their posted messages and sha

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Curiously, yes it seems to have. I'm seeing a number of people who remember how things were before, and now with groups.io's streamlining of things they don't understand how things are as simple as th

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Shal notes: Shal - I think being able to help members with only a single group is a pretty rare situation. I own two premium groups, focused on a particular railroad's history and operations, that are

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There is no way for anyone, including me, to ever get your Groups.io password. Mark Additionally, only *premium* group owners have the ability to change email addresses. Ordinary group owners have nev

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> Moderators already cannot change the Role of owners. Thanks Mark. I was made aware of that after I posted. As I commented to Bruce, keeping up with beta and GMF is much more difficult since the fina

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I ran into the need for this just yesterday and have yet to actually use it. I have a member in one of my premium groups who applied for a new membership. Because I knew who the person was, I suggeste

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I think using the term "Freeloaders" is inappropriate here. Chris, you apparently have a group of younger, affluent, working members. There are a number of groups that have a certain fraction of retir

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I concur with Hudson. I think a copy of the failure notice should also go to the group owner address. As a related issue, I wonder if a notice shouldn't also be sent to the member in the event there's

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I'm another one with the same problem of needing to resize some photos. If it makes any difference, I have three premium groups that have the problem in, but only on random images. I didn't resize on

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Mark - I concur with Shal's comments. I would like to have a moderator that can approve members, and if necessary, promote others to moderators. However I have seen such a situation where a person has

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> It would be nice to have the option to create subalbums in the photo section. > Victoria I concur with this. Dano

Methinks the lady has been cursed by a rhyming spell. :-) Dano