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Casey, You should be able to edit an included part of it on the Direct Add page and/or in the Member Notices tab of your group's Settings page. I believe that if you Direct Add them directly to the

No one from Groups.io management is on this group.? If you have suggestions, such as this, you'll need to join the beta group ( https://beta.groups.io/g/main ) where it might be seen by management.?

Not being able to edit the canned Groups.io Direct Add message is problematic at best in an Enterprise or Open Source environment.? Most users do not know, understand or care to be required to be

Thank you Shal and Duane for these suggestions!? Passing along to my group. *Lisa Franklin* [excessive multiline sig trimmed by moderator]

Barbara Jean, Here is how. There is also a cautionary note in the wiki page. That being said, there are advantages with having a second person in case something happens to the sole owner.

I would like to take some of those who were moderators in my old yahoo group and make them moderators or co-owners in this new group that we are replacing it with.? How do I do that? Barbara jean

One thing I've discovered is that if the subject line in a reply to a topic is corrected (for a typo, etc.) after the orignal post has been approved, then changing even one character in the subjec

I don't think removing the subject and typing in a new out would work. That I would think would still link to the old messages in the thread, right? I don't want to take that risk. Plus you would have

If you put your owners and mods in a subgroup, could that subgroup have access to a separate set of subgroup files? Dano

I like the tone of Kathleen's message as well as the fact that it's sent to the whole group. I understand the strategy of asking for suggestions, but in this case I might try to simply explain how to

== == Bruce, not wanting to hijack this thread I'll have to agree with Chris that the over-quoting/piggybacking thingy is surely right up there with hijacking a thread. And a gently worded member

Bruce... a trivial point but I think there is a " *use* " missing from the above. Looking at this thread in its entirety I find myself reminded that over-quoting is another widespread problem. Chris

Lisa, What Duane said. Another popular cheat is: user(at)example.com Also, those members replying online via the "Reply" link below the message can then click the silver Private button over to the

Go to Admin>Settings>Files>Permissions and select "Subscribers cannot view, Moderators can upload" from the pull-down menu. Be sure to scroll down and click the Update Group button to save your

Barbara Jean, Also, what does "export my account" do? > I took this one first, as it implies that she is looking at her Account page (clicked on *Account* from the menu under her name, in the upper

Barbara Jean, GMF's wiki has some pages of interest when moving from Yahoo Groups. One is our collection of notes regarding the Easy Group Transfer (

They will need to go to their account in the upper right hand corner, click on Identity, then click "Edit" to the right of their Account Profile. Scroll down to "Profile Privacy" and make sure to

It still won't repost after changing the setting to 1 day. ?That was a good idea, though. ?I thought it might work. ?But sadly it didn't. Scott -- Scott Witzig Executive Director,?Morton Community

Our group is basically an Emergency Management Group.? We activate to support area hospitals/large nursing homes in the event of a hurricane, disaster, etc.? We activate as requred to provide

One use for hashtags that I have found useful is to use them to send messages via email that are marked as Special Notices. We have a couple of hashtags like "#Meeting" that signal they are an