I've have four or five addresses on Groups.IO, because list-owners dutifully added those addresses, and I haven't set up a login on Groups.IO for those excess addresses. jonathon

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It is called list sponsorship. I don't know the ROI a sponsor would expect, for an annual payment of US$3,000. (One person I know that sponsors such things, expects a dollar or sponsorship money to ge

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In theory, the IRS only has jurisdiction in the United States of America, its territories and possessions. The practice gets into global politics, but I can't see an organisation whose national tax au

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On 21/12/2020 15:30, Peter Cook wrote:> So my request is to have the option in the Permissions section of a table to disallow anyone other than the table owner, the groups owner, and/or the group mode

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In my experience, GMail is extremely good about identifying those probes, and labelling them as spam. Whilst I should look at my spam box at least once a week, i don't. (Roughly 30% of the email GMail

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Back in the late 90s, the recommendation for migrating from one list platform to another, was to send an email with the new subscription address for the list, to list-members, advising them that they

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And once more, a non-USAmerican fails to understand the huge difference between what 501(3)(c) status means, and what non-profit status means, under US law. To be snarky, I'll point out that IKEA is,

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What is an unobtrusive add? jonathon

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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

Note that logged in, means accessed via their web interface. I lost two accounts that my (according to the developers) non-email client polled roughly every 90 minutes. jonathon

An individual can end up with two, or more accounts, for at least two, legitimate, different reasons: * Group was imported, and used an email address other than the one that was established here, prio

Media sharing is not ipso facto, an illegal activity. Assuming the point of this rule is distribution of content without the permission of the copyright holder I'd suggest rephrasing that rule to _Gro

a) One of the features of YahooGroups, was the ability for group members to mark their geographical location on a map, visible only to list members. This is where that map of the South China Sea would

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I was using that as an example of the unexpected things that need to be changed, when working on L10N projects. An example that would not, for the most part, be controversial in the United States. Vio

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One of the major issues is accurate translation and localisation of the content. Not just the words/vocabulary, but things like colour scheme, symbols, and background. By way of example, a map of the

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Recent? My impression was that LinkedIn threw groups out a couple of years ago. What could they possibly have done, to make things even worse? jonathon

It isn't that there are no simple solutions. Rather, there are no simple solutions that also enable Groups.IO to meet the legal requirements of some of the countries that subscribers are either reside

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That comes under both _The Right to be Forgotten_, and _Moral Rights_, of Copyright Law. I am not a lawyer. This is not legal advice. jonathon

I suspect those lawyers will be able to bill 200+ hours per week, for at least another three months. Typically, European bureaucracies are more concerned with getting the organization into compliance,

Just be aware that in most (¿all?) countries in continental Europe, one can neither waive, nor sign away one's rights. As such, it doesn't matter what your agreement says, for European residents the G