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I think it's more like 99.9% of groups here that use email archives. Perhaps switching to Google Groups would work for you, as while it also keeps a message archive, it has an option to refuse access

Shal . . . wrote: It's not really important but I found it surprising that the message wasn't proofread well enough before it became the template. The sentence that needs some grammar checking is:

Paul, I wrote: That was wrong. The member must click through a link in the body of the message. Everyone: I decided that the example should be in our Wiki, so I've made a new page:

I remember that discussion. I know I couldn't get my members to put a hashtag in their email. I can't even get 80% of them to even share and label in the subject line what they are sharing. They put

Paul, Yes, that's what the bounce probe is: an email message. The member must receive it and reply to it (or click through a link) to "un-bounce" his/her address. You cannot, and no. Here's a message

When we send a bounce probe to members, does the Groups.io system send them a message automatically? If so where can one view that message beforehand. And, can we add to it our own message? So far

Thank you Duane, I'll do that. Yeah, it was us that was overtaxing the servers. Judy

The only time that notice will be presented is when you log in using your Google account, so apparently he got confused about how he logged in. Duane -- Help: /static/help GMF's Wiki:

I recently set up a new group and one of the members of that group who uses a gmail account got the following security notice from Google and he asked me what to do about it. The notice said?

Whew; that's OK then. I was beginning to worry that I had missed something obvious. I suppose I did, specifically your clarification. :( Chris

Until recently, you could do bulk deletes using a test page.? Because it was causing too much load on the system, it's been disabled - https://beta.groups.io/g/main/topic/30822753? Unfortunately,

I realize I wasn't as clear as I could have been on that comment.? I was referring to MY groups, not to GMF.? I hope I cleared that up when I replied to Su -

Hi all, This week's change log: https://beta.groups.io/g/main/message/20767 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

My co-owner and I are trying to delete a bunch of old email messages from our group (quality psp tubes and tags) on groups.io. These are, for the most part, empty messages and we'd like to do a mass

Bruce, There's a very significant difference. Yahoo's restriction is a true restriction: the mechanism will not allow more than that. On Groups.io the limit is merely a trigger for moderation. One can

Try as I might I cannot find it! Can you give me a clue? Chris

No, the limit is for all groups.? Looking at the message that Bruce linked to, it clearly states "Now, if you invite/direct add more than 20 people in a 24 hour period, your invite/direct add will be

Hi Bruce, Can this limit of 20 invites at a time be overcome by paying for a Premium subscription to Groups.io? That might could be a workaround for the OP of this thread. Just was wondering . . .

It generally takes only a few hours. See?https://beta.groups.io/g/main/message/7589?for an explanation of why this restriction exists. Yahoo has a similar restriction, but it kicks in at 100

You're welcome to use any of the information as you see fit.? My Wiki pages aren't public, but I can email you an Acrobat file for you to refer to in creating your own.? Just contact me with a