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Thanks Duane, As many of us do, I have an extra "testing" address to see what things look like when you aren't an owner or moderator. This particular email address - in the "description" part of an

I have no spam filter.? MY isp has none.? I know this because I called them and requested to have access.? There is no spam filter. ??I can't empty what I don't have. Also I did not mark as spam

The only way for you to control whether a hashtag can be unmutable is to set it as a Special Notice, /static/help#hashtags-1.? You might want to suggest this possible option on the

I must be being particularly thick, but I can't find a place to change the status of a hashtag to "unmutable".? This topic is exercising my mind as it fits into our thoughts about how to manage the

My mistake.? It's actually even easier, just select the last box "Send a message to your members when the transfer is complete" when starting the transfer.? You could also set up a Welcome Notice if

Each will be a separate transfer, so you will specify the From and To for each one on the Start New Transfer form when you give the go-ahead for them to start.? I'd do the main group and wait for it

You could put it in the Welcome notice and make sure to select that to be sent when doing the transfer.? You could change it to something more appropriate for new members after the transfer is

Any size image can be posted. If it's over the limit, it will be rescaled. Whether image rescaling is turned on -- and whether/how it is communicated to the subscribers -- is a decision that's best

Do transferred members, as from YahooGroups, receive a copy of the introductory message? I can post it when all the members have been transferred but I’m just wondering if I need to do this. Since

As a list owner and moderator of several lists on groups.io I have been able to determine (and set) the maximum image sizes for photos in files, databases and messages. However as a list member I have

A third possibility, and this actually happened in my group after the transfer (about two years ago), is that you forewarned to someone else a link to login sent to you by groups.io ( http://groups.io

There was a bug awhile back where if you forwarded a Groups.io ( http://Groups.io ) message to someone else, in certain cases they could get access to your account and even request (as you) to leave

If the words ‘marked a message as spam’ were not there, it was not a spam removal. And there is no canned ‘you have been removed’ notification for when a mod removes you. Since ‘three

I’m read to transfer a bunch of groups along with their archives from YahooGroups. One group is the main group and the rest are subgroups. The main group and the subgroups are set up in groups.io

Dash, You've probably already seen several suggestions as to what might have caused this, but you are probably in a better position to actually find out what did happen. After you have resumed your

Yes, change the name on the email address line.? You may also want to change the Subject Tag further down the page, and possibly in the Welcome message that was automatically generated when it was

To be fair we don't know what they say now; the messages were changed 21/22 March. The quoted message certainly doesn't match the old version, and I hope against hope that it isn't the new version.

I checked on a couple of my groups and the email address isn't masked within Event descriptions/details.? BTW, a single space after the @ works here, for emergencies. Duane -- Help:

Dash, The co-owner could check the Activity Log to see who unsubbed you.? As J said, it sounds like you did. Duane -- Help: /static/help GMF's Wiki:

Correction; not removed by a moderator (which I just posted). You left the group on your own.