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You can set up your group that way, if you choose. In Admin, Settings, Message Policies, you can choose that setting in Reply to. See

Sorry, I don’t understand...is there a way to configure a group so when people hit the their regular reply and reply all buttons they work like they do for all other emails? Meaning when they hit

Groups.io is an email-based system at its core (ref: /static/why ). Those who instead prefer a web forum or blog can readily do that on their own site using a variety of software

What you'll see is a function of the pixel size of the screen. In portrait mode, the bottom menu (About, Features, etc.) changes to a More button at some point.? In some cases, if you go to the site

I have had similar problems on my iPad. I think "missing content in Portrait mode is "known" iOS behavior. ?I prefer portrait mode so I can use two thumbs to type. Apparently those of us who prefer

I am wrapping my head around this one. I too, don't see anyway to force a web only reply. Even if it were possible, members could email new posts to the group by inserting your group's email address

Hi Maria, I have always done it the same way as Michael describes. I feel it gives me more control. Instead of wondering if the change will "go through OK" on the system side of things. I know

Stan, In /this/ group, GroupManagersForum, your subscription (Advanced Preferences tab) is set to: | Message Selection | | Following Only | Only the messages in topics or hashtags the member has

BTW, I just tested it to see what the footer looks like and it says this: Every message in topics or hashtags you are following is emailed to you. The first message of every new topic is also emailed

You may have set your subscription up that way. Or it is the default in your group. Go to Subscriptions in the email footer or on the group homepage. Scroll down to Advanced Preferences. Click on the

Why is it that I get the first post of a thread in this group but do not get any of the other responses. I have my settings set to individual email. Stan

No problem. See /g/GroupManagersForum/message/35366 Frances -- GMF wiki ( /g/GroupManagersForum/wiki/home ) for help.?Search box at the top of each page. Check out

Cal, You can send each prospective user an "invite" via email. All the user has to do is Reply to the invite to be subscribed. That's easier than instructing him in how to start the process. Go to

We have this problem with one of our groups on LinkedIn. Because of this very irritating issue, a?couple of years ago we sent polite notes to a few totally-unqualified students asking why they had

People can reply from their email or from the group. The owner can allow group members to reply directly to one member on the group interface. Or disallow it. Lots of tweaks possible! A couple of

See /g/GroupManagersForum/message/35366 There is a GMF wiki with help plus official Help. See /helpcenter/gettingstarted Frances -- GMF wiki (

I currently am the owner of a yahoo group and I just found out they are taking their groups platform down on 12/15. I would like to move my group to groups.io. Couple questions. 1. I only really need

Dave,

I'm not 100% sure but I don't think there is a native/built-in way to do this. ?And even if you technically can institute it into a group policy and enforced it, it would require some mod work until

Spam control settings are: Restricted Membership - checked Announcement-Only Group - not checked Message Moderation - Messages are not moderated New Members Moderated - checked Unmoderated After - 1