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For reasons like this, anyone adding subgroups should plan ahead what kind of content they want in the main group and what in the subgroups. Generally, the main group should be the one that is most

Somewhat.? On the main group, you can set her membership to Override: not allowed to post.? However, you can't prevent her from reading the messages online or setting her subscription to receive

No. As part of your main group, she could be no mail or special messages only. However she can change that to whatever subscription she wishes. Also she can log in and read the messages on the group

Hi, We have a member which we removed from main our group, but we want to add her to a subgroup. Is this possible? If not can we add her to the main group but not allow her to send or receive

Yes.? It doesn't revert until the payment expires. Duane -- Lots of detailed information can be found in the Owners Manual ( /helpcenter/ownersmanual ) and Members Manual. (

Hi - I want to switch a free group to a premium group for one month, just to directly add members. If I quickly switch the billing back to a free group (say, the next day), do I still get the whole

Well yes, but only if the "production" UI is considered. Anyone using the "test" UI (still under development) won't find a hamburger at the RH end of the toolbar; instead there is an ellipsis (i.e.

You are not alone. I also had a single member, with an aol email, who would receive normal messages from the group, but never once received the Send Me a Link email so that she could login and make

What happens if you simply include the group’s URL in an email, or does that just look the same as an invitation? Otto

How about signing her up with a gmail address??? It's quick, easy, and not the end of the world to have more than one email address... (says a person who has several!)

The new friend can send a black message direct to name of [email protected] and send It. Inviato da Outlook per Android<https://aka.ms/AAb9ysg> ________________________________ Sent:

All sent invitations show up in the Activity tab, so they are going out from groups.io. Michael Frances wrote on 2/6/24 8:56 PM:

They are listed as Sent in the Sent Invitations tab. We email back and forth with no problem. I copied and pasted from the address in her emails. I have tried sending to bogus msn addresses and get an

Michael, I just tested and if you send an invitation, it shows up in Activity in Admin. It also shows up in Admin, Invite, Sent Invitations. Frances -- Help available from Groups.io help (

Have you looked at Sent Invitations? Admin, Invite, second tab. There must be a typo in her email address. Even an unwanted space can cause the error. Could she send you an email, copy it and paste it

I have a person who wants to join one of my groups. I have sent her over a dozen invites over the last month or so. She has not received a single one.? They are not in her spam folder, and I get no

Can we go back to the beginning? I thought that there were moderators, based on sentence two. Sentence one might mean that the moderators thought that they had to approve a message going to just one

How about setting your group to All Messages Are Moderated? It can be a big job for the owner and moderators in a busy group, but helps prevent undesirable messages. Right now might be a good time to

There are some strategies. Stronger moderation. A member to member message doesn't go to the moderator. Only messages for the whole group goes to the moderator. A moderator should be able to tell. Or

Hello. That last part about if there is any other platform that can delete anyone else's emails actually is very worrying that you would want such a thing. It's not possible, but it is concerning that