My thought would be to provide a "send this message to (my) e-mail (from web interface)" feature - which I think would be something of more general use, than just this particular case. Once it's in my

#suggestion

I would categorise my main groups as "communication tool for enthusiasts' society": what we are enthusiasts of is (certainly from a groups.io perspective, I would suggest) essentially irrelevant. And

#misc

As per topic title, I now have a (new) member of a sub-group, but who is only a pending member of parent group. Scenario: Yesterday I sent a number of invitations for people to join a sub-group. Befor

#bug

The other (not so far suggested) option is to create a 'common' subgroup for the relevant members, which they would also be members of (so e.g. you also have a Subgroups1&2&5... subgroup). But if done

#suggestion

Or preferably (to my mind) by member - see account -> display preferences (which should be enhanced to include 'also show day of week when appropriate', before or after full date) Jeremy

#suggestion #fixed

I have a number of problems with that condition, which means that I do not not regard it as acceptable. Note for what follows: MGO = Main Group Owner or appropriatly authorised moderator; SGO = Sub Gr

#bug

No: this involves an incorrect assumption that invalidates the argument - which is that the person making "someone a mod/owner of the subgroup" is necessarily a main group owner/mod authorised to do s

#bug

No. My understanding and belief is very much that a "authorised person" to manage a group (including adding (which includes approving or inviting) or removing mambers) should (only) be an owner or mod

#bug

The other related issue is that not only there being no log or notification in the main group, there may be no approval by an "authorised person" (owner or moderator of the main group) - this was rais

#bug

This is part of group of issues over adding members who are not main group members to a sub group, which I raised over a year ago - see https://beta.groups.io/g/main/message/28801 - which references h

#bug

A (not so) quick test showed that it does give up... after banner saying 'trying again in 240 seconds' ran down to 0, it went away, as (I assume) it retried, but although I had not logged back on, so

#bug

This is one of those suggestions where the best can rapidly become the enemy of the good. My view is that what is important is to be able to say 'it's number, treat it as such': going further you have

#misc #suggestion

The problem with keeping the UTC offsets is that about half the time they are wrong. While (using my time) today it is correctly United Kingdom Time (UTC+01:00), skipping forward to a November date (w

#suggestion

For a pending message, it would be useful to be able to redirect it, either to make it a 'reply to sender' (rather than group), if appropriate, or to send it to an individual (member or otherwise), ra

#suggestion

While having invites last, unexpired, for ever is not desirable, having them expire after only 24 hours goes far too far to the other extreme. As others have said, many people - not just the less tech

#suggestion

When someone who is not a member of a main group joins - or attempts to - a sub-group (directly, with first joining the main group), there are various issues. See also https://groups.io/g/GroupManager

#bug

I've had a look - seems to be ok now, thanks, I am seeing correct times on feed. But there is an issue over 'all day' events - which in many ways - goes beyond this topic. For an event in 'my' time zo

#bug

As I mentioned in another thread, the Groups.io ecosystem is formed of three groups of stakeholders: "Service provider (Groups.io, Inc, i.e. Mark)", "Group Owners" and "Group Members" - each of whom h

#misc

Yes, checked out, fixed ok. Thanks. Jeremy

#bug

Coming out of topic https://beta.groups.io/g/main/topic/80139948 (issue searching for tom or jom), on me trying things: If I search my group for jom I get 7 hits, for tom 113 hits (this background inf

#bug