On 18 Nov 2019 16:20, Dakotta Alex wrote:
I see the premium version has the unlimited groups - when I migrate the groups over (can they be listed as subgroups) or do I need to do something special to have them all subgroups?
The process of transferring individual Yahoogroup can be quite time-consuming for the owner of those groups. The transfer itself is often quite quick, but you still need to set up groups, and you need to perform several of the intermediary transfer steps manually.
If your groups are all quite small and have only a few members each, it may be quicker for you to simply start from scratch at Groups.io, and then invite the existing members.
If you sign up for "premium" on a monthly basis, you can use all the premium features that make it easier to set up your subgroups, and then cancel your premium membership when the subgroups are all set up.
I see 30 groups of yours here:
Those are all "recruiters" lists, so I imagine it could make sense to have them all in one group with subgroups.
In addition, it would seem that the content posted on those lists is only useful for a short period of time, so it's not necessary that you have an archive of old messages available. Therefore, it may be no problem for you to simply continue to use Yahoogroups, even if old messages will no longer be stored on the server, and even though you'd have to store files using a third-party service.
Samuel
Samuel Murray