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Ruth -- I already gave you the answer to this in message #24753 ( /g/GroupManagersForum/message/24753 ). For your convenience I am pasting the corresponding section of that web page

My membership list also works. But it does not show the email address I added via "add only to the email list". If it did, groups.io could use that as an in by owners being able to add and then?

Eric wrote: It is stranger than that. When she tried to make me a member, Yahoo said I was already a member. Eric Aha! That's the problem. She needs to make you a *moderator*. You are already a

I had a group moved from Yahoo quite a while ago & it now appears I have lost owner status. The last owner type operation I can recall was uploaded a graphic one of my sons did to the group home page.

Ah! Thank you for clarifying that. What it's *supposed* to do is --Open that new mail window --Create a new mail item --Insert the proper [mygroup]@groups.io address --Insert the proper Subject (same

Ruth D, I'm not sure why Reply to Sender, or Reply to Group doesn't open a reply, It should open a message composition window in your email interface, with the To and Subject fields filled in. That's

I'm not sure why Reply to Sender, or Reply to Group doesn't open a reply, but opens a new mail window where I get to see all my mail.? Yes, I can go to groups.io, find the message I want to reply to

There's not a hard limit (other than storage space), but trying to upload too much at once may lead to timeout of the connection, depending on site loading.? When that happens, you may get the

Janis, I suspect Hanlon's razor applies here: more blunder than malice. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hanlon%27s_razor Sometimes the results vary with the browser you're using. When Firefox gets stuck

I am trying to upload a large folder of folders of files (attachments from an old yahoo group). It contains 182 files, mostly pictures. The upload completes but then the following message is

Hi GMF peeps, I've been trying over past several hours to get into my yahoo groups (ones I own and moderate), and nope, can't get in -- it's taking forever to even get to where I can see list of my

I believe Yahoo has purposely disabled invites. To prevent transfers? i had 3 groups, two of which were transferred already and a small group I transferred manually, the n removed all members except

Butch7999, If you have an such an mbox file (or collection of them) from Y!Group's getmydata function, hold onto it. Or request one well before Yahoo's Dec 14th cutoff.

Eric, The gray link (as opposed to blue) means only that you've visited the Messages page of that group, within the history kept by your browser. In that list, click the Group column heading to sort

Gesine, Frances, Duane, thank you for the replies, disappointing as the news seems to be.? I take it that there's no way to accomplish the task in question using some method involving an .mbox

1)? I'm not in the know, but I'm guessing that groups.io peeps are frantically trying to transfer groups whilst yahoo groups is messed up and isn't letting them do the transfers -- that's why I would

No. the ability to "unsubscribe" from individual threads is one of groups.io's advantages over alternatives No. When you LOCK a thread the messages sent will not be passed-on. When you MUTE a thread,

Yes, traditionally that's how it used to be. You correct the email-address you want the message to go to, put in the correct subjectline, and delete all non-relevant pieces of quote. I'm not sure

As Duane said, it can't be done. However you could just save them and make them available as a file. See 10 b) for some ideas. It won't be the same - not with each email attributed to the right

Yahoo doesn't allow direct add anymore.? You'd have to join, then be promoted, if that's working.? With all the problems Y is having, I'm almost surprised you can even get to the site. Duane --