Re: Subscriber marked as spam message
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I have clicked on the link that allowed me to resume my membership and it gets me right back in without having to enter my password or anything.? I think that's the best setup you could possibly do - adding that link to the email.? It's saved my bacon a number of times.
Sincerely,
In a message dated 5/3/2020 5:19:11 PM Pacific Standard Time, shals2nd@... writes:
Mike, > Generally, the message sent from Groups.io to notify them that they > have been removed is in their spam folder where they may never see it. True, that's fairly likely. I think in that message the member should be encouraged to go look for the Groups.io notice, mark it "not spam" and use it to _resume_ their membership. As Ken mentioned (in another topic) this helps ensure that they "resume" their membership, with their role, privileges and settings intact; which is usually desirable as opposed to starting over by re-joining the group.* /g/GroupManagersForum/message/31568Also this is good practice for marking group messages as "not spam"; something they should be checking periodically in the future. Shal *Some reports indicate that Groups.io may actually "resume" a membership after this event even if the user re-joins or is re-added by a moderator. But I haven't tested that. Possibly that applies only to Premium groups, where information about removed members is kept in a Prior Members list. -- Help: /static/helpMore Help: /g/GroupManagersForum/wikiEven More Help: Search button at the top of Messages list
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