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Bob, Well, I quoted you, then Drew quoted me quoting you, but I made his message a new topic (edited the subject while pending) because it seemed like an interesting subject of its own, regardless of

Kevin, Yeah, that's why I insert horizontal lines at the top and bottom of . That way I've got: Hello [Name], You have been invited by Shal Farley to join the Groups.io group shalstest . The following

My wish for an unlike button was in the context of the Price Too High, Storage Too Low topic which went on and on and then on some more. I simply was expressing my exasperation with the topic since I

I do have to say I wish I could edit the boilerplate. The way it is worded is kinda stilted and weird. Once sent, the user gets a message from me the moderator but then the body of the message refers

Sat, 28 Oct 2017 18:19:07 -0700, "Shal Farley" <shals2nd@...>, wrote: That is OK as long as the name of the payer is known by the group members. ("Have you ever been or are you now a member

Sat, 28 Oct 2017 18:19:07 -0700, "Shal Farley" <shals2nd@...>, wrote: [ ... ] I think the best way would be not to display the user's name but request to have her/him enter that to be un

I agree completely with Arno. It's the negativity - and even the hostility - that can and often does result from "thumbs down." Things are bad enough IMHO with a "Like" button. X posts a message

Sat, 28 Oct 2017 16:34:10 -0700, "JMichaelTX" <JMichael@...>, wrote: I am a Beta tester for a consumer daily use product where we communicate on a closed forum on that company's private

Hi all, This week's change log: https://beta.groups.io/g/main/message/15068 Feel free to reply to this topic if you'd like to comment on the changes. Or better yet, if you expect a lot of discussion

Exactly.? Plus, it is a technical discussion, where there is at least the basis for an objective answer/vote.? I do rely on the vote there to some extent, but I also read the other answers, which

JMichaelTX, Depends on the forum. In systems like StackExchange the up/down voting is an essential part of achieving consensus on the best answer to a question. But those are not discussion forums,

Sharon, Either in the Member Notices tab of your group's settings page, or on the Invite page itself. I'm not sure what you're saying here. The invitation as sent has some boilerplate added above and

Sharon, Yes. My test group has subgroups if you want to test or create some before making a permanent change to your real group. Note that the web/email address format for a group which has subgroups

Groups.io already has that "unlike" function. ? -- J

How do I edit the invitation message. Every customization that has been added to the main message and it is pretty weird. I wouldn’t respond to it. Sharon ---- [email protected] Where Everyone

Do subgroups have individual features like files, calendar, etc.? And do subgroup’s files, photos, etc. count toward the parent group’s storage limit or are they treated like individual groups?

I think some of you are confusing "likes" with "voting".? The best forums I have used only allow a member to "like", and then to "unlike" his/her own "like".? You can't "unlike" someone else's

Bob, That turns out to be a deeper question than you might think. If the email is plain text only, then yes. An attached file is the only way a photo can go with. If the email is formatted (text/html)

Actually it's I think 25 mb or something like that. It's quite generous, well, sort of. I use mail butler to upload my stuff to the cloud and people just get a link when I send the message. That I can

Is there a way to limit the size of attachment that a member can post to the group? Isn't a photo an attachment? Does Groups.io always differentiate between photo files, (jpg, etc.) and non photo