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Duane, this most useful one is: /helpcenter/membersmanual/1/joining-groups/responding-to-a-confirm-your-subscription-message , which lists everything except what happens if you are

I think the subsection, /helpcenter/membersmanual/1/joining-groups/responding-to-a-confirm-your-subscription-message , has a good description of it.? There's a bit of additional info

I don't think that the member help is clear enough about what happens if someone doesn't have a Groups.io account. Anyone agree with my thinking? I can send something to Beta, Docs subgroup, but if

If someone doesn't have a Groups.io account, they receive a Welcome to Groups.io email after they reply to the invitation. It says: Hello, Thank you for confirming your account. You will now receive

If they are on your list then they have an account, that's the way groups.io works. The real question is whether they know how to log in to the web site to access the group there. They may have an

Ana (?) . . . You will need to be more specific about the notification. Can you provide a screen shot of it or if it's an email notification, the full text of it, please? If it's a notification about

Hello! It is my first time posting to this group. How do I know if my group members have a Groups.io account? We add members manually to our group and then suggest they create a Groups.io account to

Can you tell us exactly what the notification says? A screenshot would help. Frances -- Help available from Groups.io help ( /helpcenter ) and GMF wiki (

Hello there, I am having trouble in my group, I keep getting a notification that says count change, I don't know how to salve the problem. Can anyone help?

While I don't pretend to know the answer can I ask if the errant member was definitively removed or perhaps put on the Banned list. I ask just in case someone like the person you mentioned retains

This person is not on my group (she used to be, but caused trouble and was removed), other group owners are getting the same Mssg about the same address and this person isn’t on there group either.

Considering that Groups.io is a group email service, it stands to reason (to me anyway) that they may show up in the source code of messages, as several here do. Duane -- Lots of detailed information

Bruce Bowman wrote: No, that isn't a browser feature at all. "=" at the end of a line is a feature of quoted-printable encoding, which is normally used only in email. HTML content in email should be

That was my initial thought, but? no authentication.? They also show up on Google Images and FB/Twitter when I syndicate there. *Something* seems to be between groups.io and my host that is blocking

Jeff -- That shouldn't matter. I joined your group and used View Source from the More menu on a few of them. The = sign at the end of a line is a continuation character that instructs the browser to

Hi guys, I sent this to Help but could not get an answer. [Moderator note:? this in reference to topic /g/Group_Help/topic/93970910 in Group_Help] Old school early bird Y!G devotee

Chuck -- You might try setting the #Feed hashtag to Moderated. If you let them accumulate for a week and then approve them all at once, I believe that will give the behavior you want (at the cost of

For the benefit of others, there is no system hashtag called #News. The one associated with the RSS integration is called #Feed. That said, you can append an already-existing hashtag to feed messages

I'd like to setup an RSS feed from our website's blog to our group.? If I use the #News hashtag for that feed but don't want the default timing of every 30 minutes, can I edit that hashtag by

You're welcome to post a #suggestion on the beta group ( https://beta.groups.io/g/main/guidelines ) where it will be seen by management.? However, the documentation (