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Could I get a sanity check on why groups.io originally decided to use the +owner convention instead of the -owner one used with Y!G? I seem to recall it was pretty convoluted, along the lines of: --

PeterL: Don't celebrate yet. All I have managed to do at BT is to get the moderators to refer the problem to their email team. I have not yet heard back from them, so I don't know if they are doing

Bill, What Bruce said. The group can have more than one owner, so you could stay on as an owner indefinitely while the new guy "learns the ropes". In fact staying on as a backup owner is a common

Ceridwen, The two members missing from the Directory list both replied to an The one flying the NC badge did not reply to your Invitation, if you mean that you used the group's Invite feature. If

The two members missing from the Directory list both replied to an invitation by me, the owner. ?One shows an "unconfirmed" symbol, the other ?does not. I have not received requests for confirmation

Congratulations, Peter, on getting BT to do anything.? I've never managed it.? Your suggestions seem eminently sensible.? Yahoo (for what it is worth) use the form <group>-owner and I never heard

Well, maybe... Members' ability to edit their own posts is dependent on *Settings* > *Message Policies* > *Disable Editing Messages* not being checked. If checked, members cannot edit their own

Each person can edit their own posts from the groups.io site. Under the message there are 3 bars by the word "More." When that is selected, "Edit Message" is an option about half-way down the list.

Eric -- By design, only Owners and Moderators with the "edit archives" permission are allowed to do this. Regards, Bruce -- The system Help is your friend. /static/help

Bill -- Go to Admin>Members and find the subscriber's record that you want to promote. Pull down the Role menu and select Owner. Click the Save button at the bottom of the page. Repeat for your own

Is there a way to allow users to edit a post without the edit being sent to everyone?

Shal, What is the procedure for changing out the Groups-IO Manager of a group. I can no longer do this job. I wish to remain a member of the group, but need to swap in a replacement “Owner”. What

I think you're trying to solve a problem that shouldn't exist.? The whole point of RFCs and other standards is so that all services "play nicely together." BTW, no one from Groups.io management

I have raised this problem on BT's community user forum, showing them the two Received: lines quoted by Shal from Trista. I have now managed to get them to raise it from the forum to their email team,

On the web UI go to *Topics* view. Identify the thread / topic you want to freeze - or more correctly *Lock* - and find the arrow in the grey box just to the right of the date. Click on the arrow, and

A conversation on one of the groups I own has gone on much too long, and I would like to turn off further comments.? COuldn't figure out how to freeze a topic.? I know there is a way? but can't find

Each member also has a separate setting for the Calendar, in addition to the one previously mentioned for their account.? They can change it by choosing it at the bottom of the Calendar page.? It's

Thank you for the help Shal. If anyone has problems accessing their account, I will let them know. Karen

Karen, I'll ... notify existing members about what needs to be done. In your instructions you should let them know that even if they've never visited the Groups.io web pages before they already have a

Thank you Shal and Chris! I'll get that timezone set up before other members join and notify existing members about what needs to be done. Karen