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billca42, A link to the Easy Group Transfer </static/transfer> instructions can be found at the bottom of every Groups.io page. Along with some other handy links: Screenshot of

Duane, Please be cautious in how you describe this. A calendar does not have a timezone of its own, nor does a group. Events have a Timezone (at which the event occurs) and members have a timezone (at

Michael, Each member has a Timezone setting on the Preferences page of their account; that controls how they see events in the calendars of their groups; and the timezone of events they create. When

Dave, I'm uncertain what he may have meant by "disappeared". Did he mean that he was logged out? The login cookie expires after a month, or when you log out, or if you delete cookies in your browser.

Michael, The key difference is that receiving the bounce probe demonstrates that the member's email address is receiving from Groups.io - that is the whole point. If the member's email address cannot

My suggestion was that a Subscriber/Member sending an email to [email protected] be equivalent to responding to a Bounce Probe. My intention was that it would only do whatever a Bounce Probe

Received from Michael Pavan at 10/3/2018 06:45 PM UTC: Useless due to never being seen only if members of this group - GROUP OWNERS - do nothing to make this info available to subscribers BEFORE

Received from Duane at 10/3/2018 08:46 PM UTC: The additional choice in the very real and actually tested example I gave doesn't have much effect? (See

Unless you can convince all the services that use FBL to get rid of it, there's not much else that can be done on the GIO end. Duane -- Help: /static/help GMF's Wiki:

Michael, If they are "Bouncing" (blue B after their address) then Groups.io will be sending them periodic bounce probes. If and when one gets through and they respond to it they'll be automatically

Bill, They will get a "You've been added" message from Groups.io at the time their address is copied to your Groups.io group. Unless you uncheck the box Bruce mentioned. At the same time they'll get a

You are missing the point. Group owner intervention in this case is of course a good idea, but having the subscriber send an unbounce request without having done anything to resolve the problem

Thank you Duane, for posting my suggestion to extend the restore time over on the Beta list. Saw that, appreciate it. I'd prefer this policy be completely changed, and not be so harsh, but at least

When I create a poll, I almost always have an "other" choice because I know I won't have every option that could be used.? A minor change, like an additional choice, doesn't have much effect.? Yes,

Bruce, The editing retionale as you've explained makes sense to me. Thanx, Paul M. ==

Have you looked at your "Bouncing" members to try to get some clue as to why they are bouncing? I will accept that in some cases the information is less than entirely helpful, but in many cases it

Mark has just extended this to 7 days: https://beta.groups.io/g/main/message/18600 Duane -- Help: /static/help GMF's Wiki: /g/GroupManagersForum/wiki Search button at

Received from Duane at 10/3/2018 04:02 PM UTC: But accuracy matters! There's a change notice sent. But what percentage of those who have already voted will read the change notice? Not enough based on

Thank you Bruce that was just the answer I was looking for! I went ahead and began the transfer. Thanks...... Bill

In other words, it would be no more or less effective than replying to a Bounce Probe - which is exactly my point, just that it would be easy and more likely to get to the bounced Subscriber/Member. I