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Pedja,

That rules out about 96% of my members, or even more.

Not necessarily.

On the one hand you could do it for them. Though I grant that with a large group that might be intolerably tedious, as you'd have to open each individual membership page.

On the other hand, the "Email me a link to log in" feature of Groups.io makes logging in for this purpose exceptionally simple. Click the button, enter your email address, click Send, switch to your email, open the message, click the link. You're logged in.

Nothing to set up, no password to write down or remember. Just click onto the Subscription page and change the setting. Done.

Members are often reluctant to even try logging in, especially refugees from Yahoo, but they can put that nightmare behind them. No ads, no tracking (yes, browser cookies to store their login, but not used to track them), no hassles.

Shal


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