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Deborah ?, ?If their prior experience is Yahoo Groups then they're probably over-thinking it. In Groups.io obtaining web access is only a few clicks away - not the confusing song-and-dance Yahoo

I created a poll and someone said they were having problems.? I went to test it and it took.? I need to delete my "vote."? Is there a way to do this?

I think either making the two terms refer to email only users and online users would be very helpful for my beginners. But if that path isn't taken then groups.io needs to remove the ambiguity.?

Rachel, That's interesting. Mark has been tweaking the footers lately but I don't know that he's done anything with the per-message links in the digest. I can't think of a good reason that shouldn't

Carys, On your group's Invite page click the Sent Invitations button. That should give you the status of each invitation: Accepted, Sent, or Failed. "Failed" will usually include the error response

Thanks, Shal, all points addressed and understood.? We have a solid plan now, for those errant list members that simply did not either read my admonishments (posted multiple times prior to the

Thanks for your reply - yes we've done that and I can send to her and she replies?straight away - it's very weird LOL I have been copying her in on group mail direct to her AOL inbox and that works!

Thanks for the work-around suggestions. I do understand the work-around of the extra step(s) of making a copy of my post, saving a d filing it, hoping I could find it again should I wish to make the

Great idea, I’ll be waiting too. NANCY --------------------------------

There are a few areas that can be set for public viewing; the Wiki, the Guidelines, and Messages.? Depending on the group, you may or may not see any of these available. Duane -- Help:

I have a small private group that we've been posting to for a couple of weeks. Today the group is suddenly requiring each post to be approved -- even my own posts! I've checked our group settings, and

Michael, There is no distinction. This is basically a case of using the interface differently depending on whether or not you are logged in.?The same thing could be also said for an email user versus

Simplest scenario would be that your friend has given you an incorrect email address or isn't looking in the right place for emails. Can you get your friend to send you a direct email from the aol

Received from Shal Farley at 6/26/2018 07:48 AM UTC: Ahh, that makes it much clearer. Thank you! Having been either an engineer or QA manager for 45+ years I didn't see that as the content being

<Is there some overriding reason they can't log into the working account and resubscribe to the groups that were previously subscribed to via the now non-working account? Yahoo had a Wizard that

Okay, I'm not sure you guys know exactly how G.io is working for non-subscribers, or I'm totally confused. Examples ... 1. If I find a different G.io group, let's say by search, click on the group

Does anyone know whether it's possible to start with the free service and transfer the latest 100,000 messages and then, if we decide to do so later, pay the $110 for the upgrade and collect the older

Rachel <rachelfran@...> wrote: All they have to do is copy the senser's address from the digest into their "To" field, like I did here to produce the attribution. Or, just click on the sender's

Thanks. Have posted a request but I see that perhaps I should have tagged it #suggestion. I hope Mark reads them all. Another Permissions option that is conceivable but really risky is "Public can

Michael, To play devil's advocate I'll restate what I said to Dennis: nothing in Groups.io requires having a password. Anything you can do by logging in with a password you can also do by logging in