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Jim, They came up because the IP address that delivered your message to Groups.io belonged to them. That's the one I was referring to. They are email authentication standards. Plus a newer one, DMARC,

I get the feeling you are really asking about what happens to your existing group at Yahoo. The answer is nothing. Groups.io just makes a copy. When my group was transferred I immediately put the

Thanks Shal. I don't fully understand what you are saying, but since everything is working fine (and has been for 22 years now) I'm not proposing to make any immediate changes. Some of my confusion

You question is ambiguous with regard to what your user's concern is.?Assuming a backup of some kind is a *desirable* thing, you can create your own backup. Navigate to Admin>Settings and click on

And it would be even cooler if this group also had an alias such as "gmf". ? -- Gerald

Hi all, This week's change log: https://beta.groups.io/g/main/message/18006 Feel free to reply to this topic if you'd like to comment on the changes. Or better yet, if you expect a lot of discussion

I assume you are referring to the data backups maintained by groups.io for disaster recovery.? This is a question support would have to answer but it is highly unlikely.? The group's data would

dd, Where "you" in this case refers to Mark at Groups.io (who is not a member of GMF). https://beta.groups.io/g/main/message/17976 Shal -- Help: /static/help More Help:

KA5DWI, What does the In Process page tell you about your status? Look particularly for any boxed text at the top of the page. If you don't know what that means, read on. I don't think it is too late

I invited the Transfer Agent on July 25 and have yet heard from anyone. I will give it another week (actually until Labor Day), then call it a day. I think I was a little too late :) All of us know

*You fixed it!? It’s working fine now.? Thank you for your help.* ? *dd* ? *From:* Don Dawson *Sent:* Thursday, August 16, 2018 7:33 AM *To:* [email protected] *Subject:* Re: [GMF]

When a group is deleted, everything associated with it is deleted.? You (nor anyone else) can use the name of that group for some (unknown) amount of time.? I suspect there will be a record of the

Shal Farley wrote: Yes, that's what I found. FYI - my testing scenario: For a new email integration, I sent From: "unsubscribed address" To: "integration address", it worked. I tried a different From:

We are about to create a new group.? One of the users wanted to know whether all backups of the group's messages are deleted if the group is deleted? Thanks.

Joe, Report a bug. The "Approve & Unmoderate Sender" button should not be shown when the sender is a non-subscriber. I'd been meaning to test and report this since an earlier report, but haven't yet

Chris, What I said was correct, but you're right - it wasn't the whole story. Rather than try to tell the whole story I cited GMF's wiki page on the subject. As Bruce mentioned, many of those may have

Just tried this. Ran into a PROBLEM. Emails go into Pending. If I OK them (I forget exact terminology) they go to messages as expected. If I click OK and un-moderate sender, I get a message that the

Joan, As you've discovered, "not correct". If you wrote each using "New Topic" that will make each their own topic. Reply would make the new post thread with the topic you reply to. Similar rules

Stew, In the Privacy section of the subgroup's Settings page, set the Visibility control to "Group listed in parent group, messages visible by parent group members". Note: if the subgroup's visibility