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You should only ever have to request the login link once.? ?After having set your password just going to the Groups.io main webpage there is a login button at the upper right, and once you press it

Good morning I continually have to request the link to sign into groups.io.? It appears I cannot go to groups.io and login Can you tell me how to avoid requesting the link and just login directly

Helen, Those topics are moderated, so if you posted any replies there it may be a while before Mark gets around to approving them (or not). You haven't posted to the beta group before, so the other

Thanks Shal I can see the messages you refer to but can't seem to reply. I will just wait patiently till this useful feature is implemented - hopefully BOTH for editing messages from message list AND

Slim, What Leeni said: use the group's Visibility setting in the Privacy section of the group's Settings page. That will keep the group out of Groups.io's directory and prevent non-members from

Under the Admin - Settings tab Make sure you have selected under Privacy > Visability Group not listed in directory - private messages. Then your group won't be searchable when someone is looking for

Well, a private group is already what you're looking for.? You'll note that if you activate the Find or Create a Group link on the web interface, the very top of the find page says, in big, bold

I wish to create a group for my actual family members only. How do I do that? I do not want the group to be "findable" with search tools, but visible only to those invited. Tnx, Slim, Owner

I've received a message from Mark to say that an activity log message will now be created for this. Regards, Andy

Thank you, Shal. ?That's helpful. ?I think I'll probably just link to the Groups.io page from our association page. ?I appreciate your input. Scott

Scott, That wouldn't be an easy way to go. I think it would only work if your group's Visibility setting is one that has publicly viewable messages. Otherwise the messages won't show for anyone not

Is there a way to inject code into a Squarespace website page so that our association members can view the ListServe group topics, etc. directly from our website? ?Or is that even necessary. ?I'm

I think those are a very good points, Paul.? I may follow your lead. Peter

Marcio, Strange as this may seem, it actually has no use at the moment. /g/GroupManagersForum/message/9473 That's one of the ideas which have been suggested for it.

Problem solved!? My test group had permissions set so that only Moderators could update the calendar and I sent requests from my Hotmail and Google accounts which do not have moderator privileges on

Hi, I know this may well be considered a silly question but you know, sometimes we need to be the ones asking these. LOL So here goes... Can anyone tell me how, when, where (...) we use @username ?

As a relative newcomer to GMF, it was good to see an example of clear, courteous moderation from Shal. My comments here are not about top/bottom posting, but follow on from some of the discussion on

You could put it in a message that you make "sticky" so it shows at the top of your messages screen always. Or into your wiki and make that page sticky as Bruce said. -- Bob Bellizzi

Virtually any modern e-mail client will allow the override of font choice and font size when reading, while retaining everything else. I'd be giving anyone who used 4 of 6 point size of any font

Yes. You can put it in your wiki, on your group's home page, or in an [html-formatted] message. Messages and a wiki page can be made "sticky" to remain pinned at the top of your group's messages page,