Duane: The point was that if it could be scheduled to happen, then the email could also be processed (on 'this' end, when it arrives) automatically to download the file unattended and stored on the lo

#suggestion

One of my groups would like to back up their group regularly to a non-Groups.io site. Currently, it seems, we'd have to manually request an EXPORT every week or month. How about adding the ability to

#suggestion

Starting yesterday, periodically, I've started having trouble with SOME of my emails getting bounced back. I'm not sure if it's an issue with Groups.io, my domain host's server, or somewhere else alon

Among all the notifications for Administrators, it would be nice to add a chance to get notified when someone edits a Wiki page. In a group that wants to allow members to edit the Wiki, it would make

#suggestion

Thanks, Dave. I assume that the '0' at the end of the link is actually the "file index" in the attachments for the message. So, if a message had three files attached, the links would be for '0', '1',

#suggestion

I just heard from a group member who uses Gmail to receive/read messages. The complain was that all attachments arrive with a filename of '0'. Upon investigation, we discovered that the emails come in

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Okay, here's another calendar thing (I've been testing this morning :-). Set an event. If you add a REMINDER or if you SEND NOTICE TO GROUP WHEN EVENT HAPPENS, the email that gets posted will have the

Ah. Thanks, Duane, that would do it. What fooled me was that that option doesn't show up until you click UPDATE, which I hadn't done because it felt like I would be changing ALL of the repeating event

Our club has a monthly meeting, the first Monday of every month. We can set up a repeating monthly reminder for this just fine. The problem is that occasionally the first Monday of the month falls on

I just want to add that, in brief, OWNED vrs ADMINISTERED is an issue of CONTROL, and that different levels of control are needed or wanted for different situations. Other than dealing with issues of

#suggestion

My back brain just won't let this go, but I'm splitting it off into its own thread. It seems to me that there are two (as in many things in life) main ways of viewing 'groups': OWNED and ADMINISTERED

#suggestion

This has drifted a bit from the original thrust of this thread, so I'll make this one last post in an attempt to bridge the chasm of communication, and then I'll shut up about it. I've stated my posit

Bob and J_CatLady: I don't mean to demean or diminish your ownership of your groups or the work that you do with them. Yes, there will always be exceptions to any generalization. However, what I'm try

All good comments that I mostly agree with. Another thought to think: A group is 'owned' by the owner(s) in one sense, but really the group is 'owned' by all members of the group in another sense. If

Hi, Mark. Here's Martin's latest response. It's sounds like it's largely improved, but still some issues. Everett ===================================================================== Okay, so lets gi

Bad news. This morning the gentleman from Germany reports: ================================================================= Sorry for the delay - time zone differences... I tried again and the slowdo

============================================================ ============================================================ No, I wasn't trying to blame it on them, merely trying to list the conditions

Okay, heard back on the HTML/TEXT test. He says: =========================================================== Aha - I had HTML set in my preferences (which is nice if you want to include code snippets)

I've given him directions for changing to PLAIN TEXT and asked him to try that. I'll post results when I hear. I've tried Microsoft Edge here (don't have IE), and it seems to work in HTML, Markdown, a

Okay, just heard back from the fellow. He says: