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Hi everyone - I'm in the process of moving a rather large group (1,200 members) over to groups.io from BigTent. I have my membership list and I paid to upgrade to 2nd tier service. When I loaded the

Jim, So far at least you're probably safe with Gmail. I don't fret much when an +owner message lands in my Spam folder there, if it actually is a spam message, though I admit I haven't marked any as

About a month ago one list I co-manage started getting a lot of spam,? mostly Finnish but not strictly all from a Finland domain.? We get several per day.? I did not want to mark it as spam even

The Facebook page must be public, with no country or age restrictions, before it can be accepted for integration. See?https://boostlikes.com/blog/2017/04/fix-page-visible-public?for details. ? Hope

Shal; thanks for posting the above and what preceded it; it saved me the trouble! We have been out this evening (UK time!) so I wasn't able to follow it up earlier. Having thought about it I wonder if

Many of my members send me email addresses of friends who have asked them how to get on the list.? I send an invite, and if they go to the site from that link, it's their first time there.? Also,

I understand that they can join using the +subscribe email command but that is gotten form the group's home page and under the group member count. So in order for them to get that email address to

Michael, Are messages sent from <[email protected]> also sent to < Not automatically. If you send From +owner via the web site there's a checkbox to BCC the message to the +owner address (and

Well, Michael, the subject you are bringing up relates to our internal group politics, which you can have no insight in and certainly no judgement about. And I do not see what this has to do with my

Ilene, ? If they know the group's email address then they can use the +subscribe email command. They could learn that if, say, a member forwarded a message to them or you publicize that address at

Laurie, I've integrated a facebook page to two of our groups with no problem. Are you sure you are trying to integrate a Page and not a regular Account or Group? -- Bob Bellizzi Founder, Fuchs

Are messages sent from <[email protected]> also sent to <[email protected]> so that all Owners/Moderators are aware of communications that appear to be in their ‘name’? Currently I

How else could they join if they are joining out of the blue? They only have they URL to the group's homepage which is the join page. I can't send them an invite because I don't know they wanted to

Well, as I wrote in my message, I *did* use the owners address. I was happy to read a few months ago, that this subject was discussed. And this is the first time I sent a message to the group being

Ilene, ... however, when they join they have to go to the web ... > Why do they have to go to the web to join your group? Even in a group with restricted membership use of the +subscribe email command

My groups are all email based and going to the web is discouraged, however, when they join they have to go to the web so if they are inclined?to see how many members there are they can look before

Victoria, Chris wrote: Ah, now I know what you meant by *alias*. I'd quite forgotten the bit about the owner/mod's *Display Name* being sent out with the +owner address option. That only happens with

Perhaps I need new glasses; the above point was included in the beta thread specified. Doh... Chris

I raised this point quite a while ago; more correctly both points. See the GMF thread starting here: /g/GroupManagersForum/message/6359 and this thread on beta:

I guess you will have to do it manually for at least a while.