Re: Deleting applications to join
If you do nothing Groups.io automatically deletes them after 14 days. On Nov 6, 2019, at 7:39 PM, Susan B <doggiesmail@...> wrote:
We are finding people who were permanently banned from our Yahoo list are now applying to join the groups.io list. They know they were banned. Is it possible to delete their pending request without notifying them?
This would make it appear that the ban was carried over. Which is better than getting messages
arguing for reinstatement.
Susan B
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moving group subscriptions to another account
hi. wondering, i have a groups io account. and having issues with my startrekvoyager@...,?forgot my password, cannot reset my password. when i go to the reset password, jaws speaks this in german. looked at the languages, and set to english us, and the same on jaws. had disability answer desk. have contacted mail.com, and now got my groups.io tied to that, via outlook 2016. now if i set up another groups.io account, can i move all my subscriptions to the new account, or do i then have to resubscribe and waste time trying to find them and then subscribe their. any ideas. for now, until i hear back from mail.com, please e-mail me via neilmarvin@...?or startrekcafe@...?for any suggestions. or can i use my existing gmail or yahoo address. thanks.ps: using jaws 2020, windows 10 64 bit pro 1903.
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Re: Syncing new messages from Yahoo to Groups.io after group transfer
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Thanks to everyone for the thoughtful responses. I wanted to be thorough in researching options moving forward, and you've all helped quite a bit!
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Re: Personalgroupware (PG Offline)
If you pay $25 for a license to PG Offline, it will remove the limits. I recently downloaded 180,000 messages with no problem.
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Re: Deleting applications to join
When you have a member pending approval, your choices are: Approve, Reject, Claim, Send Message, or Ban
If you select Ban, then the person is added to your list of Banned people, removed from your list of Pending Approvals, and they do not receive any message.
Gilbert
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On Nov 6, 2019, at 7:39 PM, Susan B <doggiesmail@...> wrote:
We are finding people who were permanently banned from our Yahoo list are now applying to join the groups.io list. They know they were banned. Is it possible to delete their pending request without notifying them?
This would make it appear that the ban was carried over. Which is better than getting messages
arguing for reinstatement.
Susan B
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Re: Personalgroupware (PG Offline)
What do? you want to do with the messages? Move them to GIO?
On Wed, Nov 6, 2019 at 10:34 PM Dennis Steckley < palrefrev@...> wrote: One of my groups has over 200,000 messages.? So PG Offline doesn't sound like a very practical choice unless I'm missing something.
Dennis Steckley
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Deleting applications to join
We are finding people who were permanently banned from our Yahoo list are now applying to join the groups.io list. They know they were banned. Is it possible to delete their pending request without notifying them?
This would make it appear that the ban was carried over. Which is better than getting messages
arguing for reinstatement.
Susan B
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Re: Personalgroupware (PG Offline)
One of my groups has over 200,000 messages.? So PG Offline doesn't sound like a very practical choice unless I'm missing something.
Dennis Steckley
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Re: Files in transfer are assigned to what members?
Linda,
It isn't clear from your posts as to what is on Yahoo. It could be that there are actually 150 messages that contained eml files within them and another transfer would just do the same thing.
eml files are a format for saving emails to files. You can view eml files with a text editor to see the text in the email. Your description of emails within messages is a legitimate way to send an email within another email message.
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Gerald
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Re: Current Delay Between Invitation and Transfer Joining ?
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Re: Current Delay Between Invitation and Transfer Joining ?
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Re: Using a separate member profile for a different email address
On Wed, Nov 6, 2019 at 11:35 AM, Dave D. wrote:
Couldn't I setup address B on an alias to post, and then the system would send me messages on the same, since it sees that as a member?
You can't set up an alias using an address that has a GIO account. Duane -- Help: /static/helpGMF's Wiki: /g/GroupManagersForum/wikiSearch button at the top of Messages list A few site FAQs: /static/pricing#frequently-asked-questions
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Re: Current Delay Between Invitation and Transfer Joining ?
Hi Marc,
Based on step #3, as follows:
3. Send an invite from your Yahoo Group to [email protected]
You just need to invite this [email protected] email address from your groups in Yahoogroups. And please wait around 3 days (for my case that happened previously).
When you read another different message, as follows:
We've received the invite to your groups and will accept it soon. There is no need to send another invite.
They received your invitation.
Next steps, need to wait another message, as follows:
We have accepted the invite to your group. (with other long message....)
When you read the above message, you need to change [email protected] email address to become member of moderator inside your groups. You can remove all moderator privileges.
After that, just waiting the transfer process to be started.
Budhi
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-----Original Message----- From: "Marc O. Rainville via Groups.Io" <marcorainville@...> Sent: Thursday, 7 November, 2019 09:37 To: [email protected]Subject: Re: [GMF] Current Delay Between Invitation and Transfer Joining ?
Please, what are the steps to invite Transfer!?
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Re: Files in transfer are assigned to what members?
On Wed, Nov 6, 2019 at 05:43 AM, Bruce Bowman wrote:
On Tue, Nov 5, 2019 at 10:38 PM, Linda Liao wrote:
The transfer also seemed to indicate 150 files, but they aren't in the files section.? It looks like they are actually emails that are somehow saved as *.eml files within messages.? I assume those files are still readable in some way?
Linda -- This is a new one on me. I cannot know for sure, but it sounds like something got out of sync during Yahoo export.
So to correct this, would I have to do the transfer all over again? ?Or is this something that can be fixed internally within groups.io? ?Perhaps I should send an email to support to look into this. ?
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Re: pending member odd name
Gerald it would be bad for our group but may not be for yours.
We solved the problem by discovering the person was already a member under a different address and telling her she didn¡¯t need to join under the new address.?
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On Nov 6, 2019, at 9:38 PM, Gerald Boutin < groupsio@...> wrote: On Wed, Nov 6, 2019 at 11:58 AM, Susan B wrote:
Duane,
Thank you.?
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Okay - so when the person using groups.io@...?posts a message in our group, does that show up on the message or on the email if they post via email??
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If they have a display name, would that show up on a message board post and on an email instead? I am not happy about having someone using this site¡¯s domain as their personal name (). I think it will cause mass confusion among our members.
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Susan B
It can't be all that bad. I use groupsio here for my email address and no one has ever complained yet to me. ? -- Gerald
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Re: Help! Never heard back after sending invitation email.
Same here, just need to be patient.
For my case, need to wait around 3 days before it shows different message, as follows:
We've received the invite to your groups and will accept it soon. There is no need to send another invite.
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When we read this message, we know, we have some progress.
Now already in stage 3 of 4, looks like will be the longest stage.
We'll see.
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Budhi
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-----Original Message----- From: joshgibson@... Sent: Thursday, 7 November, 2019 06:43 To: [email protected]Subject: [GMF] Help! Never heard back after sending invitation email.
Hi,
I am trying to move a large (5,000 member), 20 year old neighborhood yahoogroup (adamsmorgan) to groups.io
I believe I followed the instructions...upgraded to premium then began the process.
I invited the required email address to be a member, but never got the ¡°invitation accepted, make it a moderator¡± email. I waited and waited, but heard nothing. I tried again, still nothing.
What can/should I do? Very, very frustrated!
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Re: Using a separate member profile for a different email address
On Wed, Nov 6, 2019 at 02:35 PM, Dave D. wrote:
The system allows me to send and receive on that second email since it was already considered a 'member' on the old list, without having an account. So I guess except for web access, I can do that. Then just turn my main one to 'no email' for that list.
Dave, If I understand what you are saying correctly, then you do already have another account for the second address. It just so happens you probably haven't logged in through it yet. You can do anything that this account is configured for, just as you can with the other account. ? -- Gerald
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Re: pending member odd name
On Wed, Nov 6, 2019 at 11:58 AM, Susan B wrote:
Duane,
Thank you.?
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Okay - so when the person using groups.io@...?posts a message in our group, does that show up on the message or on the email if they post via email??
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If they have a display name, would that show up on a message board post and on an email instead? I am not happy about having someone using this site¡¯s domain as their personal name (). I think it will cause mass confusion among our members.
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Susan B
It can't be all that bad. I use groupsio here for my email address and no one has ever complained yet to me. ? -- Gerald
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Re: Current Delay Between Invitation and Transfer Joining ?
Please, what are the steps to invite Transfer!?
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Re: "Average Pace" of transfers
On Wed, Nov 6, 2019 at 07:54 PM, Charles Roberts wrote:
Please tell Mark he done good by making those recent code changes.
As has been mentioned numerous times here, this is a user-to-user group.? No one from GIO management monitors it. Duane -- Help: /static/helpGMF's Wiki: /g/GroupManagersForum/wikiSearch button at the top of Messages list A few site FAQs: /static/pricing#frequently-asked-questions
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