There's a second way for a member to see his messages but it requires visiting the web site, reading a message there. At the bottom of the message, highlighted in blue, is a 'More' tab. [See below] Cl

#suggestion

I don't have a problem with any of this. I think it is a good step towards transparency in groups. Allow a member to learn why their posting status has changed or why their display name has changed. I

#update

I just received a digest from the GMF group at 5:24 pm Eastern, a digest with twelve messages. Four of the messages had been posted to the group yesterday, dated September 8th. Normally I would have e

#bug

I am in Digest mode in five or six groups (including this one) and none have received Daily Digests the past day or two. The digests don't go out unless and until twelve messages have queued up. tommy

#bug

This morning Gmail also began asking me, "Do you want to continue receiving email from this sender?" but only a couple times. The only Group.io group was the digest from this group. I wasn't asked abo

#misc

I agree, seventy plus messages from two members is too much. Right now, the only way to mute them that I know of would be to moderate them and choose 'not allowed to post.' The only other solution wou

#suggestion

Jim I don't think you stated this but how many posts a day are you talking about? tommy0421

#suggestion

Thanks Mark, I appreciate the response. It seemed like something had changed, just wasn't sure what. This morning I did not get a digest to my owner's account (Gmail) but I did receive one in my membe

#bug

I am owner of a group that is affiliated with a small national historical society. It is a 501(c)(3) with over 2,000 members. About 25% belong to our message board on Groups.io. I have two memberships

#bug