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#bug event times in /feed are all 8 hours out
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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
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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
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Changing email address security issue
#misc
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
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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
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Jeremy H
· #28345
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Search amongst members, from subsequent page of a previous search, does not display those found
#bug
Yes, checked out, fixed ok. Thanks. Jeremy
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Yes, checked out, fixed ok. Thanks. Jeremy
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Jeremy H
· #28224
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Search amongst members, from subsequent page of a previous search, does not display those found
#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
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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
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Jeremy H
· #28206
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Member search for "tom" brings up about 1/2 of membership
#bug
New topic started as suggeste - awaiting approval. Jeremy
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New topic started as suggeste - awaiting approval. Jeremy
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Jeremy H
· #28205
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Member search for "tom" brings up about 1/2 of membership
#bug
A quick test on one of my groups found lots on searching for tom (t anywhere, including only after the @ (e.g. in hotmail.com), with ~om at end, or matching *o*omot*@*.*o.* (changing all other charact
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A quick test on one of my groups found lots on searching for tom (t anywhere, including only after the @ (e.g. in hotmail.com), with ~om at end, or matching *o*omot*@*.*o.* (changing all other charact
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Jeremy H
· #28197
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#bug event times in /feed are all 8 hours out
#bug
Trying this on my systems. I seem to have the bug (times of of events coming up as PST in Feed, although my profile and calendar are set to UTC) on all of them - using Linux or Windows, Firefox or Edg
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Trying this on my systems. I seem to have the bug (times of of events coming up as PST in Feed, although my profile and calendar are set to UTC) on all of them - using Linux or Windows, Firefox or Edg
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· #28182
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Samuel's Paid User Proposal
#suggestion
The difference being that under Drew's proposals, ALL members would be required to take a paid subscription, to be able to join groups (beyond perhaps a few) whichever groups they are. As such it is t
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The difference being that under Drew's proposals, ALL members would be required to take a paid subscription, to be able to join groups (beyond perhaps a few) whichever groups they are. As such it is t
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· #27804
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Samuel's Paid User Proposal
#suggestion
If you have a 'number of members' based charging scheme, then members become a cost, that someone has to pay. In Mark's original scheme, this would fall solely on group owners. Some will be happy with
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If you have a 'number of members' based charging scheme, then members become a cost, that someone has to pay. In Mark's original scheme, this would fall solely on group owners. Some will be happy with
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· #27783
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Samuel's Paid User Proposal
#suggestion
Ultimately, while no one wants this, the point may be reached when FREE cannot be continued: the choice then becomes pay or lose... as I've mentioned before, in this situation, there is no good option
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Ultimately, while no one wants this, the point may be reached when FREE cannot be continued: the choice then becomes pay or lose... as I've mentioned before, in this situation, there is no good option
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Jeremy H
· #27754
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Samuel's Paid User Proposal
#suggestion
Some of the recent posts seem to be trying to avoid the fundamentals: Groups.io has to be paid (or it will go the way of Yahoo groups); that payment has to be, in some combination, by groups owners an
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Some of the recent posts seem to be trying to avoid the fundamentals: Groups.io has to be paid (or it will go the way of Yahoo groups); that payment has to be, in some combination, by groups owners an
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· #27727
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Samuel's Paid User Proposal
#suggestion
From a members perspective, I would say pretty simple. Either have a 'free' membership, but only be able to be a member of groups that have room for you (because someone else is paying). Or pay a bit
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From a members perspective, I would say pretty simple. Either have a 'free' membership, but only be able to be a member of groups that have room for you (because someone else is paying). Or pay a bit
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Jeremy H
· #27695
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Samuel's Paid User Proposal
#suggestion
Yes: Mark's proposed 'per member' charge was 55 cents per year - to pay that much by Stripe, you need to start with $1. I think 5 or 10 dollars (reasonable for an 'unlimited (or at least many) groups
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Yes: Mark's proposed 'per member' charge was 55 cents per year - to pay that much by Stripe, you need to start with $1. I think 5 or 10 dollars (reasonable for an 'unlimited (or at least many) groups
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Jeremy H
· #27694
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Samuel's Paid User Proposal
#suggestion
My thoughts: Groups.io service benefits both groups (i.e. group owners) and members (in varying proportion), in a three way relationship. As Groups.io costs money to run (including providing a living
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My thoughts: Groups.io service benefits both groups (i.e. group owners) and members (in varying proportion), in a three way relationship. As Groups.io costs money to run (including providing a living
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Jeremy H
· #27685
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Pricing Changes
#update
As an informational aside: at 55 cents a member, under the new charging structure, a new Premium group with 1820 members will cost its owner $1000 per year (annual payment) - I don't know how many gro
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As an informational aside: at 55 cents a member, under the new charging structure, a new Premium group with 1820 members will cost its owner $1000 per year (annual payment) - I don't know how many gro
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· #27623
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Pricing Changes
#update
My compliments. And yes, it is a dichotomy which ignores a grey area in the middle - I would accept there are many group owners who run their groups for similar motives, and so get non-financial recom
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My compliments. And yes, it is a dichotomy which ignores a grey area in the middle - I would accept there are many group owners who run their groups for similar motives, and so get non-financial recom
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Jeremy H
· #27619
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Pricing Changes
#update
In the related "Simplified Donation feature", On Mon, Jan 4, 2021 at 09:37 PM, Andy Wedge wrote, but (this part) is I think more relevant to this thread: While I too can understand Mark's preference t
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In the related "Simplified Donation feature", On Mon, Jan 4, 2021 at 09:37 PM, Andy Wedge wrote, but (this part) is I think more relevant to this thread: While I too can understand Mark's preference t
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· #27617
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Pricing Changes
#update
I've thought fairly long and hard before making this post, but... (Note; in this post, by "groups.io" I mean the whole groups.io ecosystem) Most of which I would not disagree with. Except But individu
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I've thought fairly long and hard before making this post, but... (Note; in this post, by "groups.io" I mean the whole groups.io ecosystem) Most of which I would not disagree with. Except But individu
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· #27598
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Pricing Changes
#update
I think you misunderstand. Groups.io costs (and the the benefits it provides) are based on very small units, with very small prices, but these build up - bits to bytes to words to posts to topics to g
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I think you misunderstand. Groups.io costs (and the the benefits it provides) are based on very small units, with very small prices, but these build up - bits to bytes to words to posts to topics to g
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· #27570
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Pricing Changes
#update
Looking at recent posts, and picking out some points made It is a very basic IT/DataProcessing concept that it's all based on bits - storing, changing, copying them - and it's those that drive the cos
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Looking at recent posts, and picking out some points made It is a very basic IT/DataProcessing concept that it's all based on bits - storing, changing, copying them - and it's those that drive the cos
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· #27548
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