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Probably don't need that "only"! It should read "However, anyone who is a member of the subgroup has to be a member of the main group." Apologies. Frances -- FAQ on Moving from YahooGroups (

Isis . . . <isisferal@...> wrote: groups.io may have to make changes to accommodate people with disabilities, within certain guidelines:

Are you sure? I have several Premium groups. They have all been transferred. Since then, I've made 3 sub-groups in one of the Premium groups and am trying to transfer three Yahoo groups into the

Really. See /g/GroupManagersForum/wiki/Why-use-a-Subgroup Bruce

Really? Do you have a URL for that? Samuel

It is a group that is "premium", not a user. Premium doesn't apply to the account of the owner of the group. So, if you have more than one group, and you upgraded to "premium" only once, then only one

Hello Ken It can depend on the abilities of the members. If it is a non technical group it could require some hand holding the other difficulty can be screening new members. For example the very first

Thank you for your reply Frances. I am trying to learn the technical vocabulary for setting up a group. I really do not understand many of the options, yet. I will learn them. The Settings -

Each group needs to be upgraded to premium for a transfer. The only exception - you can make a Yahoo Group into a subgroup of another Groups.io group. However anyone who is a member of the subgroup

Hi I upgraded on the 9th.? I asked several of my Yahoo groups to come over but am told i am not a premium payor.? i think that?there is a bug in the attic. it seems I have some problems. thanks

So, you transferred all your messages into the main group, right? I guess I am not sure what you need. I think you have some posts or documents that you don't want altered. You don't want everyone to

Be sure to spend a little time now tweaking your set up. Here's an overview: /g/GroupManagersForum/wiki/Quick-Start-for-Group-Formation Lots more info here if you decide to use

Thanks for your reply Gerald. I figured that I would get "it depends" as an answer because I asked for a wide range of experiences. However, it is nice that the answer "it depends" is followed by a

Ken, As you will likely see, the answer is, "It depends". I can offer my opinion based on my experience. I "administer" a small Ham Radio group. By that, I mean that I have "Owner" status. It took

I'm the owner of a small, unmoderated and very civil group.? In normal times, it takes me hardly any time to manage it.? Obviously, the last month (in which we transferred membership and 10 years'

Hi Bruce, I don't have anything set up to forward e-mails between my different e-mail accounts. If I have a Groups.io account under the "wrong" e-mail, how do I find it? When I go to the group with

Thank you Peter! Well under half-an-hour per WEEK sounds very do-able! I do not expect disputes, and so forth, but who knows what lurks in the hearts and minds of group members? Regards, Ken, KM4NFQ

Thank you for your replies. I have absolutely no experience whatsoever with any groups. I am not transferring a group from Yahoo! Groups. And yes, I would like to modify my original question to "how

Hi I have had my group transferred which is great. The messages were transferred over and put in a main folder. I tried to export the whole messages and download to a zip file as the process I thought

I'm sorry, I think I posted the screenshot multiple times in the same post. Not sure how that happened. My apologies. I just heard back from the member who said that it only happens consistently with