On Thu, Mar 29, 2018 at 12:47 pm, ray_r.rm wrote:
It asked for a password, but I have none, and I got the link anyway.
That's ?the way it works. If you have a password, you use it. If you don't, you ask for a login link
If my subscribers remain logged in how can it be that I cannot?
There's no relationship between you being logged in and your group members logged in. There's no relationship between your groups.io account and your members' groups.io accounts.
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How do I get a permanent subscription to Groups.io?
You have a permanent groups.io account and you have permanent subscriptions to all of your groups (unless and until a moderator removes you or you remove yourself). You are confusing having a subscription with being logged in. Your memberships/subscription stay in place regardless of whether or not you're logged into groups.io. But you can only access the groups' content (depending on the visibility and privacy settings of each group) if you are logged in.
Can I make a member a Moderator and have him invite me?
First, you don't need to be invited. You have NOT been unsubscribed from any group. Second, if you wanted to make someone a mod in your group, you would have to be logged in to do that. So I don't really understand the point or reason for this question.?
Will it be rejected if I am already a member?
Will what be rejected??
It is unlikely that this logged out problem was ever intended,
?As Bruce mentioned before, you stay logged in only for a month, and then, for security/privacy reasons, are logged out and made to log in again.?
It seems odd that all the groups.io that I am a subscriber to logged me out all at once.
It's not odd. You log into groups.io as a whole, not a particular group. Once you're logged into groups.io, you have access to all of your groups. If you're logged out, you don't have access to any of them.
How can I get a permanent subscription?
Again: you already have permanent subscriptions to your groups (unless someone removes you or you remove yourself). You can't stay permanently logged into groups.io because that times out after a month, as previously noted.
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J
