I think there are other member notices affected besides just the Welcome notice. Also, wiki entries may now contain dead links, footer links in emails previously sent will now generate 404 errors, etc

#bug

Agreed, but non-trivial. It would require generating a separate digest/summary for each subscriber, not just by time zone. if I recall correctly, the digests do not currently conform to each subscribe

#suggestion

They should receive this: 510 5.1.1 Your email address, xxxx @ address.net, is not subscribed to that group. To subscribe, send an email to groupname+subscribe@groups.io, or visit https://groups.io/g/

#suggestion

Peter -- I suggest you just change your group settings so non-members can post. Then you can head them off in moderation and reply as you see fit. Regards, Bruce

#suggestion

Mark -- Please check my understanding on the following topic that recently came up in GMF: -- A group can have only one Payor -- That Payor (and he alone) is notified when a group's billing cycle is u

#suggestion

https://groups.io/static/compliance Bruce

#misc

Private responses to group emails never pass through groups.io and therefore cannot be intercepted and logged. It seems appropriate -- or at least consistent -- that private messages sent via the grou

#misc

My understanding: The original complaint was that clicking "Reply to Sender" didn't make it clear that the button actually closed the editor and sent a message. Personally, I was not confused by this,

#suggestion

Mark -- When I go to the Recent Bounces page at https://groups.io/account?page=bounces, I see that Digest #449 bounced on Sept 15. That's all. It would be handy if these entries included the Subject T

#suggestion

Christos -- Interesting. I don't know if it's intentional or not, but I do like the existing behavior. If I set up a topic to be moderated, I don't want people to be able to circumvent that setting si

#bug

Mark et al -- Please consider adding the single word "Filter" to every filtering button. Few people seem to recognize the the funnel icon for what it is. Every other button has a single-word descripti

#suggestion

Therein lies the problem. Obviously, I cannot moderate a message without reading it. If I open the message to read it and simply close it, the message is not claimed. I always thought I had to open a

#bug

Mark -- Recently, when I approve a message, it's creating duplicate log entries: One about me claiming the message and another about approving it. I've never noticed this before. It is intentional? Re

#bug

Private replies sent via email are go directly to the recipient; they never go through groups.io and thus cannot be logged. Private replies sent via the web interface could conceivably be logged; and

#suggestion

I feel that an +owner message received from someone who never subscribed is nearly as valuable as a rejected message from someone who is. Although I remain hesitant to go down this road, but if we're

#suggestion

J -- I can understand why this might be valuable to a group Owner to monitor those who have been assigned Moderator responsibilities...are they being too restrictive/liberal, etc. At the same time, th

#suggestion

I spoke too soon on this. This morning I clicked a footer link [in a digest I received overnight] to View/Reply Online. This brought up the message with a "reply=1" query string. When I hit Discard at

#update

Mark -- Lost the draft I was composing while you pushed the change. Still getting the error message with the request to refresh, but not the separate countdown error (see screenshot). When I refresh t

#update

Mark -- This seems to have introduced a new (minor) bug. Whenever I hit the Discard button, I get an error message: There was an error saving the draft. Please reload the page. Sometimes I get two of

#update

How about any "404 Not Found" error in your Files area actually display a standard "file not found" page to the user and (optionally) generate a notification to the Owners providing the URL used in th

#suggestion