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If they go to their groups overview page, /groups , they'll see the badge next to the group's name, if there is one. No, a notification is not sent to anyone when their status

What does a moderated member see? Do they get a message that their status has changed? Thank you.

Unfortunately, there doesn't seem to be one place on GIO where all the information can be found.? I'm not much of a DMARC person, so about the best thing I can think of is for you to go through the

Thank you for the response. Yes, I can see that more information is required. I looked at the groups.io website Help section and didn't find anything useful. It seems to provide basic information and

It sounds like you have a domain with an email server that's not accepting emails from Groups.io.? GIO only changes the from address to be "via groups.io" when the expected destination is a known

I've searched and there is a lot of partial information on this topic. But I couldn't find a single guide saying: "Here's how to pass DMARC when Groups.io sends emails in your name". Is it even

Chris -- Not sure what you're talking about. Here's a screenshot from my group settings. Maybe it will help. Regards, Bruce Check out the groups.io Help Center ( /helpcenter ) and

The group title can be whatever you want. You can go to Settings and change the Group Title. /g/GroupManagersForum/wiki/12672 You can rename a group as well. But there are cautions.

Good Morning Am considering setting up a group on group.io but one problem I see is the title has to be the email address. Can this be changed or is this fixed in the system. Regards Chris

I assume so. Unbanning isn't straightforward though. The "unbanned" person needs to rejoin after being unbanned. See Help -

No one replied to this question. Does anyone know the answer? Larry -- Best wishes, Larry McDavid W6FUB Anaheim, California (SE of Los Angeles, near Disneyland)

You have fixed the problem for me Andy, I have only been at the program for a couple of weeks off and on. Like it very much as it is simple enough for me to use!

Thanks. that's what I wanted to know. Donald ---------------------------------------------------- Some ham radio groups you may be interested in: /g/ICOM

I should modify that. An existing hashtag can also have a "topic duration" that establishes some period of time after which the topic is locked. So it doesn't have to be "immediate." But in practice,

Donald -- If they apply a hashtag with a property that automatically locks it immediately, yes. They do not have the ability go back to the topic and lock it later. Regards, Bruce Check out the

I don't remember if it's here on GIO or some other mailing list or forum but does the original poster of a new topic have the ability to lock the topic if they are not a moderator or owner? Donald

Are they really in the same topic? Or do they just have the same subject line? It's not the same thing. See /helpcenter/ownersmanual/1/additional-information/topic-threading-algorithm

Help says: Members who send email replies to a locked topic receive an automatic delivery failure notice stating that the topic is locked. Group owners and moderators are able to reply to a locked

locked topics definitely does not work. i have locked several topics on my group. People reply to that locked message and they are all on the same thread.

Problems such as what, for example... Chris