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Well, I already started the transfer - without members - and I don't know if I can go back and transfer members after the fact.?

I highly recommend that you NOT do that. All member content will be associated with you (the owner's) account; and although you can manually reassign much of it back to the individual members later, it's cumbersome. See also?/g/GroupManagersForum/wiki/Transfer-from-Yahoo-Groups#FAQ?

Instead, go back to the transfer page at?/yahootransfer??and select the group from the In Process drop-down menu. Check the "transfer members" box then click on Update Transfer. You can do this at any time before Step 4 (if you've already done Step 4, then the Update Transfer button will not appear).

As for forwarding emails between groups, there is no good way to do it without risking a dupe loop. You could create an email address that posts to your new group via the email Integration (see?/g/ias-indy/integrations?) and subscribe that to your Yahoo group. But I must admit I haven't tried it, and whatever does make it over will likely be duplicated later by the transfer agent.

I think your best bet is to completely unlink the group transfer from the resubscription process. Keep them separated by a couple months and both you and your subscribers will be less confused in the long run.

Hope this helps,
Bruce
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