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Did you remember to *Update Group* , i.e. save the change? Chris

Hi Ann, Have a look at the help on the groups.io main page, it describes in detail how bounces are handled in groups.io. Quote from that: our final step is to set the account’s status to Bounced and

Ok thanks for confirming that everyone can get to the group! I still can't for some reason :(

I thought about this for quite some time when out walking the dog. :) If someone applies "out of the blue" and provides a response to the Pending Subscription message in some way that is

We just transferred from Yahoo group a month ago. A clean migration of 38,000 emails--thank you very much. Currently working on 7 of 52 members who haven't engaged. I have one AOL account not

I have a member (not moderated) that is trying to add information to a new wiki page. He is unable to add anything and I have changed settings to allow members to view and edit. Am I the only one

Hello GMF Members, Occasionally a member will ask a personal question of another member but not click on the Private Button so that the question or sometimes the reply alone will get posted to the

No; they just sit there in your Members List. Once they are "red" bouncing, Groups.io stops trying, but there is nothing to stop you originating bounce probes if so desired. They will remain in place

I have a another question about bouncing members: Does groups.io delete them after a period of time? ?If so, how long? ?I have been working to whittle down my number of bouncing members, but still

Win -- Short answer:? Bookmark the page in your browser and use that to come back next morning. Longer, more technical answer:? If you look at the URL displayed in the address bar of your browser,

I’m in the section for viewing attachments (upgrade > view attachments), I’m working my way through from oldest to newest. I’m about to go to bed and will be closing down the computer. Is there

We often employ this choice and it's become a smooth process. "We" being either the group owner or myself, as mod. One of us sends an email?from our personal or chapter email address to the email

I'm not sure what you changed, but you might want to change it back (once you can get to the group ;>)? I think I found your group at https://mcrrc.groups.io Duane -- GMF's Wiki:

So I wanted to remove the ability for users to be able to request access to our enterprise groups from the main page.? I unchecked the box that seemed to be able to accomplish this and now our site

Um, that's the way it works now.? I have many members that have never been to the web site, doing everything via email. Duane -- GMF's Wiki: /g/GroupManagersForum/wiki Help:

No, I don't think it's fair to expect of potential users to have a specific type of computer skill before they're allowed to join. Though obviously, moderators love users who are able to help

My experience with invites is that the invitee wants to know the the invite is real and not spam. If you use a generic email address and name they question if the invite is real. I put my real name

Um. What's difficult about clicking on "Join this Group"? Your point about "not understanding the concept..." has some validity but IMHO there has to be some assumption of basic IT skills, and a

Nothing has changed that I'm aware of.? I tried using it a couple of times, but didn't find it useful - email works better for me.? If any improvements are made, I suspect it will be way down the

No, I disagree. An invitation is simply a way to facilitate joining the group. The fact that you "invite" someone doesn't mean that you know them or that you have already vetted them or that you