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Hi Mike I am very happy with Groups.io too. We migrated a couple of groups but this was a couple of years ago. Easy. I wanted to answer about moderation. Nice feature - you can see a message is

I can answer a couple of your questions. First, I am extremely happy with Groups IO!! The customer service and support in groups IO is wonderful....... Very hands on and approachable and quick. I

A group I'm in (the Bread Baker's Guild of America) wants to migrate away from Yahoo Groups.? I'd bet money a number of you have made that journey and I'm hoping you'll be willing to share your

There's not an easy (bulk) way.? You (as group owner) could upload the photos where they need to be, then assign ownership.? Unfortunately, you'd need to do this through the Edit function for each

Just checked and if I click on the photo of a member in Directory, you do see the profile the member wrote.? Frances -- /g/GroupManagersForum/wiki (

It should show up when you click on the person's name in the Directory, assuming that it's shared. Duane -- Help: /static/help GMF's Wiki: /g/GroupManagersForum/wiki

Under previous ownership and when it was in Yahoo!Groups, some members posted their photos in the Files section. Of course, when we transferred to Groups.io, those stayed in the same place. I have

Hi, An account profile gives you the option to share details either publicly, to members of groups you are in, or to owners and moderators only. Where/how would any information entered here be shared?

John Russell I have done that, and find that it reports emails were sent successfully with no bounces. They did indeed arrive in the spam folder, but you have to sign in on the web to access the spam

I agree with you, Bruce. The "all or nothing" if you up someone to Moderator is something that is problematic to my groups, as well. I end up NOT giving moderator privvies and continuing to do the

I also own and moderate a group with a few btinternet.com e-mail addresses in it. I have three of my own e-mail addresses registered to get a good view of the workings of the group, one of them a

Hi John, I am the owner and moderator of a group which is based on studying the history of a specific railway geographically based in the UK. Many of the members are also based in the UK. I just

Related --? I merged 2 topics.? Trying to get a new message into the new topic, I copy/pasted the title into an email.? Should end up in there with other msgs in the new topic, right?? Nope,

I hardly ever go the online mailbox, I use Outlook for emails but for the purposes of testing I've just set up this filter and will let you know if I see any difference in mail delivery. However I

Earlier on I had a look at Yahoo's mail interface (a legacy of using Yahoo Groups!) and found exactly the same thing; certainly no way of turning the Spam Box off completely. Rather astonishing

John, Other people whose email goes to spam, have been told to mark "not spam" on multiple messages, 3-6. Just a thought. Ullmang

I looked at the "new" (not "classic") version of yahooMail. The gear icon at the top right - "More Settings" - "Filters" at the left - "Add new filters" - in the "Type a filter name" field type

Received from John Clube at 1/8/2019 03:04 PM UTC: I haven't a clue how to do it, but here's a suggestion based on figuring out how to turn off my RoadRunner/Spectrum spam filter. There's no explicit

Chris Thank you for going to so much trouble, especially when away from home. I have checked through it, but I am definitely with BT Yahoo, and no such screen layout or options appear. I have tried

Shal You are right, it goes to spam. I have BT Yahoo, which I realise is dreadful, so I have other email addresses for anything important. The target group members, however, are likely to have only