Even when I reply online to a group I own, I cannot edit the Subject Line. I am forced back to my email provider to create "a new topic." Members reply often and change a topic without recreating a po

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I see.in a.Digest mow and then, the 1st message noted as; "1a." But there is no 2nd msg. This is akin to saying a certain car is " the better car," with there being no car with which it is compared. T

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> Oh well, I will ... see if there is some kind of iPad setting that will let me override the mobile iOS display and instead see the desktop OS version displayed. It was nice to have the choice of whi

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> SECURITY: You can no longer change the email address of a member who is a moderator of a group. Discussion. Yahoo lost a great list of 2000 due to this issue. 2 owners suddenly died a month apart. T

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Remember the old clap-boards used to cause a sound matxhing vision to sync sound and movemnt in the film industry? Sony upped that. Digital display with 60(100?). lights going around it to provide acc

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A button for Special Notices can easily exist in 2 places. It's not an either-or. BillSF9c

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> forget about grandfathering. That would work. It would be ok, voluntarily... otherwise it would destroy the trust he has managed to create. BillSF9c

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A little thing that continues to bother me is hiw hard owners must sometimes work to support a new group... which generally seems to be greatest until a list has ~100 members... which I always called,

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Quite so! GROUPS are Grandfathered. Not members. Groups are members of IO. Memebers of a group are members oilf a group and not members of IO. SOME outfits for say, $500, give a member lifetime total

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> While I do appreciate the grandfathering that is in place, at some point I expect it to end. Grandfathering, once in place, cannot end without the Grandad itself - IO proper, ending - dying - being

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> I think the worst feature of any proposal wherein members, rather than owners, pay is actually that. Just and ONLY for a perspective; Costco charges a 2 (3?) tiered membership fee. Then the charge a

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> I still think a Wikipedia-style 'Groups.io depends on donations' button needs to be added to help support the funding of individual groups and Groups.io as a whole. Nice thought. One poroblem... Wik

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> My sole objection is to a structure wherein members have to pay rather than the group owners. Both have merit. There's no reason both cannot be had. Some list owners can pay. Some members xould oot

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>> Mark’s expenses, what he needs to charge, and what he feels is a fair return for his efforts, are none of our business. > Hear, hear. True ! But Not the point... If he said we have x many this grou

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> which is a mod in my test group but with no privileges.... What am I missing?!? A MOD with No Priveleges... Cannot Moderate. They would be as a Member. BillSF9c

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Maybe we could think and suggest better if we first ask Mark... How much do you need per group? And/or... How much do you need per member... To fund all that must be funded, including 'growth.' Pointi

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The Thunderbird version, for me, was unreadable as text ran off the page to the right... and the latter image was fine... But then I hit Reply to mention this, and the Thunderburd image has moved to t

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> but the sad fact (that Mark must have realised in the end) is that most basic groups have no intention of paying... ever. Samuel Another method, albeit minor,) just occurred to me. GemCo used to hav

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The problem may not be so much the amount but collection... (with a side of sticker-shock.) Buck a person may be ok per list but 50+ cents to mail it in ranckles folks. We don't all use plastic. Paypa

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Wikipedia has a stumbling blick for me. Each time aI try to donate, I read the P&Qs, and learn they didn't just eant my money... they wanted my name and details beyond what anybody needs... and they d

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