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Thank you for the excellent responses, Bruce.? I'm looking into the API now.

Unfortunately, to do that I suspect you will have to query the databases in situ using the API. Docs available at /api and there's a discussion group at https://beta.groups.io/g/api

That definitely makes sense, Bruce, thanks.? As you can surmise, I'm trying to get an offline export of all messages with associated hashtags.? I need the data structured in this way in order to

It's common for a mail client to deactivate links for a message that is in a spam/junk folder. Normally, if you mark the message as not junk/spam and it gets moved back to your Inbox, the links will

I can see why this would be pretty disconcerting. Some of what I'm going to say in response to this is speculative and is based on the following observations: 1) As you probably know, hashtags are

Go to the board subgroup and click on the Subscription menu item. My guess is that your Email Delivery setting is not the same as in the other two subgroups. Regards, Bruce Check out the groups.io

If you were the sole Owner of the group, you would not have been unsubscribed. You can't even remove yourself until you make someone else an Owner. Regards, Bruce Check out the groups.io Help Center (

Mail clients are not consistent in their behavior when clicking the "reply" button. Most will address the message to the Reply-to: address in the message header (as they should, in accord with

Having multiple email accounts registered as owner is a good idea. Just make sure they are from different providers. I run a small group for my neighbors and had? two owner accounts registered that

All messages he has sent to the group are replies, not original posts. I have no way to tell if they were sent via BCC.??He may be talking about other groups I don't know about. In any case, I'm no

Hello Malcolm and everyone Nice idea but it was actually Ymail that threw a wobbly (went crazy) and put all my incoming mails into my spam folder, triggering And this included the warning/resubscribe

On 21 November 2023 10:51:04 (+00:00), SafeTex via groups.io wrote: Hello I've just switched on my computer and gone to GroupsIO, only to find I'm no longer subscribed to my own group, which was :

Hello I've just switched on my computer and gone to GroupsIO, only to find I'm no longer subscribed to my own group, which was : AI4Languageprofessionals I don't think this is the work of another

So you are a member of three subgroups and receive messages only from two. (Edit: and owner) Are you receiving messages from the main group as well. You don't mention the main group. Have you checked

I am the “owner”/administrator of a groups.io group for a musical society which has three subgroups: the chorale, the orchestra, and the board of directors.? As a past president of the society

Yes, that's right ... these are hashtags added to topics retroactively.

For the messages I checked on my group, the hashtag is part of the Subject: line.? Were the hashtags added after the fact?? That may lead to discombobulation, but the ones I checked were correct.

Are the emails to the group being received by the group? What does it say in Activity? If they are going through when sending as BCC, then Groups.io must be interpreting them as not any special

I'm looking at the contents of my group's `messages.mbox` file, and I'm perplexed to discover that, for messages belonging to topics which I know have hashtags associated with them, the subject line

A member of my premium group claims that "When I send a message to a group, I send it to the group as "bcc".? Replies come to me, not the group." He also says that members are using their "normal"