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The archive.org capture seems to have been quite limited. You had to receive a request from them (or otherwise know grant them privileges) and invite them in order for them to do a capture. And the

I received 3 messages in my group and rejected them together by clicking the three boxes. I added the reason for rejection and ticked "CC to all moderators" Then I received the notification about just

If you have following selected, you can also see the button Follow this topic for the message in your group home page. (Sorry for the delay - had to test.) So you would get the first message of each

1. Yes. 2. Following means that

Nothing like io to provide work arounds for appreciation!!!! ?thanks duane, you made my day. Kathleen

1. In subscription settings, I assume if I change email delivery for one group it only makes that change for that group, not all groups I belong to, correct? 2. Under subscription, under advanced

New to the platform. Love the potential. Still learning. Does the platform permit private messages between individuals? I realize yes, if answering a post, But not clear if I can initiate a new topic

At its peak, Y!G had more than 10 million groups. Archive.org shows 8272 group retrievals, many of them several years out of date.?I wouldn't hang my hat on archive.org. Like groups.io, most of the

wrote: There's no mention of restoring all the messages from any group that was posted AFTER the Dec 14 Yahoo cutoff date for storing messages, so the last year's worth of messages would only be

Can you tell us where you got that information from?? The only mention of Archive.org that I can find on their site is on the FAQ page: https://forums.group/info_for-group-owners.php Can I find my

Cameron, The closest to that is the Message History table near the bottom of your group's home page. But that's on a per-month basis. I don't know Groups.io uses any Agile development formalities, but

Hi folks, I've looked, but can't seem to find a dashboard showing high level metrics about the use of our open source project's groups.io email list. I'd like to demonstrate the health of our project

BMaverick, They do limit speech, as required by the laws of Germany, where they are located. Additionally, their FAQ discusses the site's own standards for Privacy and Free Speech:

This morning I sent invitations to about a hundred people from a Yahoo Group moving to Groups.io. I was pleased, and a bit surprised, to see all one hundred invitations were issued almost at once.

This is interesting.? They do not limit free speech, so comments about medical or vaccines pro/cons would be allowed.? Likewise whatever Yahoo allowed, they will too.? I know GIO has some free

Stephanie, My recollection from the last time I Direct Add'd, a couple years ago, is that they get both. That's a sensible approach. The other option is to word the Direct Add in a way that works as

One option would be to create a test group (using the settings required by GIO - " If you are creating a group solely for testing, please ensure that the Visibility option is set for *Group not listed

Just to be safe, I'd deactivate the Welcome notice.? According to the documentation, a Direct Add notice is *always* sent, either one you've created/activated or a default by the system -

I'd a moderator in several basic groups and would like to make a donation also as a way of saying thank you to Mark - I don't have the authority to change the type of plan so we could pay.? Any

In the quote above, I've edited the top link to go to the second site.? I believe that's what you're seeing.? The other replies explain why this is happening. Duane -- The official Groups.io user