Hi Shal, My concern is that some of our users will look at the latest post on a subject and simply move on to the next if they don't see the image that was being discussed rather than going back throu

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If this feature is implemented it should have an "owner's switch" to enable or disable it for their group. JMO, Ken S “Some people occasionally stumble across the truth. But then they pick themselves

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Can we use it to "sponsor" groups.io or just local groups? Ken S "And if any man shall take away from the words of the book of this prophecy, God shall take away his part out of the book of life, and

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Duane said: >While the system may handle things well on average, >it's the peak load that determines what infrastructure is >needed to support the site, and that has a cost. >I'll continue to support

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Shal, Apparently, I didn't explain myself properly. I was referring to the concept of GROUPS.IO making each user a customer and charging each user rather than the group owner. Ken “Silence in the face

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I cannot imagine the increase in the complexity of billing, recording, and reporting the millions of charges if individuals were charged rather than groups. I don't know how many groups Mark has to ke

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I believe this is a GOOD design feature. Just my opinion. Ken "And if any man shall take away from the words of the book of this prophecy, God shall take away his part out of the book of life, and out

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Mark, IMO, the $5 per month rate ($60 annually to reduce paperwork/workload) with files and photos and a little or no increase in storage would allow smaller Basic/Free groups to "donate" to help supp

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Hi Mark, Were you able to get them to correct their reported phishing problem? Ken "The Christian religion is, above all the religions that ever prevailed or existed in ancient or modern times, the re

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Hi Mark, How is your daughter doing? Ken "Sometimes faith will make you look stupid, until it starts to rain" Noah

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Hi Mark, Praying for your child! Ken "And if any man shall take away from the words of the book of this prophecy, God shall take away his part out of the book of life, and out of the holy city, and fr

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Wouldn't this exponentially increase the group's usage depending on the size of the group's cover photo? It would seem to me that this would mandate a large increase in server needs and associated cos

A worthy read, thanks Shal! Ken "Simply put, Socialism rewards sloth and penalizes hard work, while Capitalism rewards hard work and penalizes sloth." C. Bradley Thompson

It appears that the EU agrees with you although I would have preferred they hadn't sided with Google. https://www.bbc.com/news/technology-49808208 Ken 2Ch 7:14 “If my people, which are called by my na

I am amazed that the formatting followed and didn't insert the extra <LF> here as it hasn't seemed to do that in our group. Ken “Silence in the face of evil is itself evil: God will not hold us guiltl

Thanks Bob, I have tried that and Word still inserts a paragraph code that appears to be interpreted as a <cr><lf><lf> How now brown cow 1. Without the paragraph code outlined go to pot the is the sec

Hi J, It is a Microsoft Word idiosyncrasy. When you press Enter Microsoft Word thinks you want to create a new paragraph. It's the (IMO) stupid default behavior to then put a gap between the two lines

I agree, as owners/moderators we need to take control of our groups. If there is a need to show the difference between authoring and hijacking a message it can be accomplished by approving the authore

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It looks like we could add an infinite number of new moderation types for an infinite number issues, where and when should we just use the basic "Override Moderated"? "And if any man shall take away f

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Hi Mark, There really is no way to prevent this as long as there are multiple owners of a group. One possible deterrent would be to not allow an owner to be deleted by a single owner, i.e. two unique