Drafts are intended to allow you to briefly browse away from the message composition window to look up something and then return to complete your message. By April 2020, more than 600,000 drafts had a

#suggestion #bug

Mark -- I have three topics in my group ias-indy that have no messages in them. All three have subject lines of "temp" or "temp2." They appear to have arisen as a result of split-and-merge activity. E

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This still doesn't resolve the bigger problem of non-wrapping Subject lines in the Pending message display. Obviously, Judy's situation is a border case, at least for her screen resolution settings. B

#bug

I gotta admit that I'm struggling to wrap my head around this. That's why I waited 24 hours to respond. I actually have more concerns than recommendations; most of them relating to how the "moderation

#update

Mark -- Something funny has arisen with the Member List download function (not the group export). When I click on the "Download" button, it still displays the member list in CSV format just fine. But

#suggestion

I do understand the rationale...that an email reply behave the same as a web reply. So I was correct...you want it to be forwarded. Not really. When you click on a Reply button via the web, groups.io

#misc #suggestion #bug

This strikes me as normal...and desirable...behavior. Normally, a reply-to-sender message goes directly to whatever address is in the From line and never passes through groups.io at all. If I understa

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Tom -- As others have stated, all of your subscribers already have an account, so that's probably not the problem. The problem is that they must log in, re-find the poll after doing so, and generally

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Mark -- They're at it again. See search below. I wasn't able to get the "details" without paying. This is affecting those on Charter/Spectrum/Roadrunner. FYI, Bruce We notice you are on a blacklist. C

#misc

I've confirmed that this sequence of actions does lead to those two log entries. Thanks Mark...appreciate the explanation! When you click the footer link, it doesn't actually unsubscribe you right awa

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There was no such confirmation dialog (that I noticed). Again, no. Is this done as a popup? I have a popup blocker on my browser. A lot of groups signed up for a year of Premium in order to get transf

#bug

I do believe the problem is common, and am surprised it doesn't get reported more often. I'm not advocating that it be implemented, but it seems to be the only available "fix" that groups.io could app

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J - It's probably the client software that this person is using to read and compose emails. Windows 10 Mail has been reported to fail to honor RFC 5322 (https://answers.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/for

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I'm stuck, too. I think I have notifications enabled (see screenshot) but somehow it's still not happening. W10 64-bit with Chrome Version 83.0.4103.97. Another thought: Hashtags are only created for

#update

Yes, that's the kind of scenario that I was thinking about. Perhaps. I'm mildly concerned that the enforcer [insert "hasta la vista, baby" voice here] -- if run before the daily digest compiler/sender

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Mark et al -- Please see https://help.yahoo.com/kb/SLN31010.html This being so you may find yourself processing Y!G transfers for the next couple of months instead of working on the app. FYI, Bruce

All I can say is, you're lucky. I have seen the flip side of this -- where the edits made are NOT inconsequential, and in fact changed the entire tone of the original post. Unlike group owners, the va

Wow, Mark. I read this three times and it still left me pretty bewildered! So I've been clicking around a bit and... Okay, it's been a struggle, but I think I've finally gotten this part. That strikes

Drew -- How does this address duplication of images in the Emailed Photos folder? Your thumbnail suggestion has applicability not only to embedded images but to attached ones as well. While I agree it

#suggestion

The "cid" version is the only one that I consider objectionable, inasmuch as these are the ones that proliferate. An image embedded via a hyperlink (e.g: an <img> tag) is not objectionable to me, as i

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