So you would have two different copies of the same draft? That's disturbing. Andy

#bug

re: "Did you try clicking on "Home" and seeing if it reappeared?" I thought I answered that already. Clicking on Home (after the Draft became truncated) did not give me the entire message again. It ga

#bug

I always watch out for that. No, I had only 1 window open. It was full of lots of text when I closed it, and most of it was gone when I re-opened the Draft. Andy

#bug

If you mean that clicking Home gets you the most recent Draft, that didn't work for me. All I got was the first draft, saved hours earlier. I think what I did to leave the editing window, was go strai

#bug

I just lost a lot of work. I was writing a medium-long reply (in my group) in the web interface, spread out over some time. Writing took a long time and then I waited a while before sending it. In the

#bug

I want to follow up again, about one thing here. When a non-member sends a message to a group where only members can post, the return message says: Message not delivered Your message couldn't be deliv

#suggestion

Paul, I agree with Duane. It looks to me that message #73008 contains considerable HTML, including graphics and clickable links and buttons. If you open just that one message (https://groups.io/g/Losm

#bug

Dave, Mark's message says that all messages to your "+owner" address from Russian (.ru) addresses will now be blocked. He wasn't talking about messages sent to the regular group address. It looks like

#misc

re: "That said, we're now dropping all messages sent from non-members with .ru domains to +owner addresses." Although I understand the desire to cut down on unwanted junk, that seems discriminatory. R

#misc

I'm afraid I am a little vague about this. In one of my group's File folders, there are about 815 different files. Some are .ZIP files, some are .PDF, some are others, and many are folders (subdirecto

#bug

Duane, were you typing a reply to an existing message? If the message you are replying to is deleted before you press the green "Reply to Group" button, the symptoms you described happen. I think that

#bug

Occasionally I check the Activity logs to see who has changed their email address. I use the "Actions" drop-down menu choice "Changed email". Today, when I do that, it seems to work -- but the "Action

#bug

Yes, that 10000 limit seems to exist all over Groups.io. I should have mentioned it in my post. Even so, it is not handled the same everywhere. When searching for groups, it says there are 35779 group

#bug

(I'm not sure whether to call this a #bug, but it feels like one.) Preface: There are many places in Groups.io where it does not work to clear the contents of boxes or search fields. If I am viewing t

#bug

If I go to Admin > Members and do a Search using the Search box in the upper right, the result is always limited to 10000 members. Apparently that's as many as Groups.io's search function is capable o

#bug

We have a lot of Yahoo members in my group. I have not noticed higher than normal bouncing members lately. Nothing looks unusual here. The majority of bouncing members have always been Yahoo addresses

#misc

What I said is that no *human* (on the spammer's end) will look at your reply. But their computer notices. Their computer might also try to figure out if it was a human or a machine that replied to th

#suggestion

Spammers likely don't care 'who' the person is on the other end. If someone receives their spam, then they succeeded and they know that address works. It's not likely that a human ever looks at the re

#suggestion

Just my opinion here --- A 'bounce' message to the sender is not a good idea when spam was detected. Replying to spam confirms to the sender that you exist and maybe saw their message. I think the que

#suggestion

I wonder if "Approval needed" ought to be first in the subject line. After all, that is what the email message is telling me. (Yes I know I'm deviating from what you were asking about. But when I see

#suggestion