I found when the first time I used the stupid crappy Neo that I was replying to people at the noreply@yahoogroups, but it was actually being sent to their private e-mail address that I didn't have.
________________________________ From: "[email protected]" <[email protected]> To: [email protected] Sent: Friday, August 30, 2013 12:55 PM Subject: [FairfieldLife] RE: new groups format? --- In [email protected], <authfriend@...> wrote: This is a reply to obba. When I first tried to reply, I noticed that the reply would be addressed to [email protected]. That was obviously not going to go anywhere. Obba, I don't know how you need to do this, but if you want to be able to see a reply, you've got to set or click something before you send your post to make sure the reply goes to [email protected], not your own email address--especially if you've chosen to use the anonymous and completely nonfunctional "noreply" address! For this reply, I had to Start a New Topic or nobody would ever have seen it. Anyway, you said you didn't see the three dots. The dots that show you the quotes when you click them are in the Reply window only, and you see them only after you've clicked that you want to reply to a post, i.e., only after the Reply window opens for you to type into it. They're in the lower lefthand corner, right above the SEND button (this is all on the Web site; when I use Yahoo email, the quotes are all visible from the start). NOTE: Those same three dots appear under other circumstances depending on how you're reading the posts; they will either expand or contract whatever you're looking at, depending on whether it's already expanded or contracted (in other words, it's a toggle). If you hover the cursor over the three dots in the Reply window, a pop-up box will say, "Show message history" (that means the quotes). If you hover it over the three dots anywhere else, the pop-up will say either "Show more" or "Show less," depending on which is already showing. If any of this isn't clear, my apologies. Maybe someone else can explain it better.
