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OK I've put a first draft into the location linked above. I'm not entirely happy with it yet, but at least it's a step in the right direction. (I hope) I have deliberately not included copies of the

hi - I'm very new here so please bear with me. I've been poking around a lot and noticed that you can add to several auto email notice messages - not just invites. I see under Admin->Settings->Member

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wunder, Happy to have your help and Chris'. Here's a place to start: /g/GroupManagersForum/wiki/Removed-for-spam I didn't have time to put any thought into it yet, and I'll figure

Daniel, It also affects what Reply To links appear in digests and I think those in the footer of individual messages. Groups.io does what it can to influence the behavior of the member's email

I was mystified about exactly the same thing. How does it know someone put the mail in a folder? But I finally read up on DMARC and p=reject. I’m glad to help with a Wiki page on this. It

I see. That may be what happened, then. Human error is a good, simple explanation, especially considering some of the group members involved, LOL So, changing the Admin->Settings->Message Policies as

Barb B, It is not a stupid question. In fact it is one that Mark has struggled with. That's exactly right. The reason is a concern that if Groups.io were to continue sending messages to that address

The messages in question involve people who are using their online Yahoo mail inboxes, not the groups.io website messages page.? The group message received in their Yahoo inbox has a return address

Shal; thanks for that. Anyway as you have probably spotted I have transferred this to the beta group so it is now simply a question of "wait and see". I sincerely hope some alterations can be made to

Hi, I have to admit this thread has totally confused me. But I did want to ask one really stupid question - why does Groups.io care if the messages from here are going to someone's spam folder?

Thank you, Bruce and Frances, for your quick replies. We'll change those Admin settings as suggested and see if that fixes it. -Daniel

Daniel, That implies to me either: 1) that in those cases Yahoo Mail ignored the "Reply-To" header field sent in the outbound Groups.io message, or 2) that a member used their email interface's

Chris, I see the mixed message there. Like Duane, I suspect the From names the group admins in part to direct any reply there. It may also be the case that, despite group messages having gone to

Did by chance the third person reply privately instead of to the group? Bruce P.S. This is why I have private messaging (and message editing) disabled. It seems to only lead to confusion.

Also, sometimes you will get the Yahoo "purple banner of death" even when the invitation went through. Best to attempt to invite two people...one with an address you can check afterward. Sometimes

I put up a poll on our site which many people used, and a two of people commented on the topic that can be seen in Messages. A third person recently commented which I replied too, but neither the

What do you mean by "message delivery problems?" Message landing in spam, bouncing, disappearing into thin air? Bruce

To disable this, go to Admin->Settings->Message Policies. Pull down the menu and select "Reply to Group," and check the box below that says "Remove other reply options." Be sure to save your

I see the point you are making here, but would state that with the Help pages not providing any information about this "feature" a Group Owner & Moderators are not well placed to provide assistance