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Lin, I believe it is possible.? WHY?? Our Yahoo group had 3 spin-offs.? Over there the names were nearly all the same thing.? Now, with Yahoo as a listserv and the owners are all gone, our

Hi Jonathan. Thanks for your reply. You wrote, regarding the inbox files in the zip that came from Yahoo,... "...Look at the full name of the folders inside the zip file....." I’ll take a look

In this region the cable provider was Time-Warner (now Spectrum), not Comcast. Due to ridiculous restrictions (4MB Inbox max, whitelisting, etc.) everyone I know who had TWC has switched to Gmail.

There is also the possibility of lookalike characters (homoglyphs) being present. This is especially the case when you look at all the possibilities in the full Unicode character set (if Unicode names

A few possibilities: There were known issues between Yahoo Neo and (at least some) HTML emails where the message bodies were not visible in the web interface. (Unless you used the view message source

Are you willing to share the solution?? It might help someone down the road. Duane -- GMF's Wiki: /g/GroupManagersForum/wiki Help: /static/help Search button at the

Look at the full name of the folders inside the zip file. They are very long and start out with meaningless (to me at least) numbers, but at the end of the folder name is the name of the group the

Thank you, Duane and Rick. Problem solved. Mark

Yup, but in every hit I found using those search terms, there was no useful information as to HOW to whitelist a sender, never mind a domain. And the second hit you linked above pointed part way to

As long as the complete name is different, they're different groups.? MyTestGroup, MyTest, MyGroup, and TestGroup are not the same.? Enterprise groups can apparently use other names as aliases

Oops; I think you may have spotted a loophole! Chris

John, The custom footer one can set (like you have) doesn't really support what you are trying to do with email addresses.? It's more of a text-only box, no support for HTML or RichText like many of

I read and appreciated the /g/GroupManagersForum/wiki notes on mkgration. ( /g/GroupManagersForum/wiki ) i have two or three questions remaining confusions: i have

Replying to an individual is pretty easy once you know how, Here;s a short (32 second) video showing how to do it: https://www.youtube.com/embed/qoLZGhylGts Mod's note: added Youtube video from post

I'm not sure what Mark is fixing or addressing y the change.? ? If <new list> can't make a subgroup, wouldn't they just go and make another free group?

None of us here could even guess (I suspect!) what Mark's position on any given use case might be; as "Mr Groups.io" he is the person who decides what is and is not permissible on a case by case

I receive individual emails for my account so that's where I see this.? Some do show up as mailto links such as the view/reply online and reply to group line.? And at the end of the footer where the

John, you are receiving this group (GMF) as Summary. That's barebones. Not sure how you receive your group emails, of course. Change to Full Featured Digest or Single to check it out. Frances

On Sun, Jan 12, 2020 at 05:53 AM, <sequoia.eyes@...> wrote: > > Here are the clauses in the Groups.io TOS that don't seem clear to me > (bold added): > > > > You agree to not use the Service to:

I was hoping to see the Group addresses in the message footer be mailto links in the emails that members receive.? They actually show up as text rather than links so folks have to cut and paste the