Sharon,
The limit for free hosting is 1 GB on Groups.io, if you meant 1GB on Google than you are looking at an upgrade
to Premium at $10 month.

KEN

"It has always seemed strange to me," said Doc. "The things we admire in
men, kindness and generosity, openness, honesty, understanding and feeling
are the concomitants of failure in our system. And those traits we detest,
sharpness, greed, acquisitiveness, meanness, egotism and self-interest are
the traits of success." STEINBECK - CANNERY ROW

Sharon,

Duane wrote:

For this, your best bet would be to contact [email protected] to see what Mark says.

Another approach would be to assume that there isn't such an ability, and post it as a suggestion in beta. You never know, that might prompt a work-around from someone else.

I can see where Groups.io might not want to make such an ability generally available, but adding it to the transfer agent's repertory might not be out of the question.

Shal

The posts do arrive with a hashtag, yes. I have the group set for Only Moderators Can Create Hashtags, so the #facebook hashtag was indeed set to Moderated. Thank you for the solution (and for your moderation of my questions). ~ Holly

For this, your best bet would be to contact [email protected] to see what Mark says.? I suspect not, but don't know for sure.

Duane

Do you have a hashtag assigned to the FB posts?? If so, check to make sure you don't have it set to Moderated.? That's the only thing I can think of that might create your situation.

Duane

We have a 1 MB wiki on Google sites that is 99% full and we would like to transfer it to Groups.io. There are fewer organizational tools but I figured out a naming structure that will keep information in order.

The issue is can Groups.io transfer the GoogleSite to Groups.io?

Sharon
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Takoma Village Cohousing, Washington DC

I receive a moderation request every time our Facebook page posts to my group, even though I have checked "Approve and unmoderate sender." Is there a way to white list the author,?noreply(at)groups(dot)io or some other fix?

Jim,

It does not happen with mine (Forte Agent 8.x). Agent is used more for
newsgroups than email but it has a great email client. It's not free,
though. It's also not as full featured as T-bird in some ways but it
makes up for it in security and has a great scripting language for
message routing if you really want control over that process.

Donald

On Sun, 04 Feb 2018 07:50:51 -0800, "Jim Betz" <jimbetz@...>
wrote:

1) Does this happen with any other email clients?

The further a society drifts from truth the more it will hate those who
speak it. --George Orwell

Jeremy,

That might be one for Mark at support, since it's not a typical email
address.

Donald

On Sun, 4 Feb 2018 11:23:33 -0600, "Jeremy Dummler"
<jkdummler@...> wrote:

How do I stop this message? He’s using an email address from his own domain.

The further a society drifts from truth the more it will hate those who
speak it. --George Orwell

Jeremy,

I have a new group that ha a member receiving the following return
when he posts, either text or phots, to the group:

I assume you mean when he posts a message, whether it contains only text or has photos. Because I don't think he'd get any return just from uploading a photo on site.

How do I stop this message? He’s using an email address from his own
domain.

I don't think you can do anything about it, it is something between him and the service he's using to receive his emails.

I think what's going on is that when he posts a message to Groups.io his message is sent back to him, with the group footer appended & etc. His email service sees that message, which says it was From him, but was actually sent by some other service. So in that strict sense they are correct: Groups.io "spoofed" the member's address into the From of the posted message.

Maybe there's a setting he can use to "white list" Groups.io as a sender, or maybe he needs to contact his service's tech support and ask them how to avoid this message when using mailing lists. Most mailing lists (including Yahoo Groups, pre-DMARC) would do the same thing so it is something they ought to know about and be able to handle.

Either that or they don't want to support customers who use mailing lists, and he should take a hint.

Shal

On Sun, Feb 4, 2018 at 08:57 am, Jim Betz wrote:

However ... it also spawns an unused new window
that I have to click on to close it.? I am using the
very latest Tbird and keep it up to date.

I, too, am running Thunderbird (52.6.0, 32-bit, on Win10), and see the same behavior (clicking on a "mailto:..." link in the digest opens a new, blank, tab in T-bird, in addition to opening a new message composition window).? This isn't limited to the Groups.io digest, though -- I'm seeing the same behavior in other emails (e.g. one I received from Yahoo groups).? However, it doesn't behave this way for all "mailto" links, and I haven't figured out what's different about the ones that make the extra noise (looks to be something about the surrounding HTML, though).

-Don

Win,

One of my members has emailed me asking if I could change the address
with which he joined the group.
Is that possible for me to do, or does he have to do it himself?

He has to do it for himself.

If so, how?

Via his Account page. He'll have to log in to Groups.io, then click on his name in the upper right and select Account. The first thing on that page is a box where he can change his email address.

Shal

It's a bit convoluted right now, but there are changes planned according to the TODO list, .? To close a Poll, go to the message and select Edit Poll from the More menu.? Once that page opens, the Close Poll button is at the bottom.? If you change your mind, you can go back to the same place and click Reopen Poll.

To limit the time it's open, sort of, you can edit the hashtag #Poll and set the Duration, then choose Lock Topic just below that.? Choices are One Hour, One Day, One Week, One Month, One Year, and Forever.? The limitations here are that the time will be the same for all polls and you can only Lock the topic, not close the poll.? You'd still need to follow the above to close it officially.

There's currently no way to have the results emailed to you, but it has been requested.? For now, you have to go to the message and look at who responded.

Duane

On Sun, Feb 4, 2018 at 11:37 am, Mike Conder wrote:

a previous message include either the first few lines or the full body of the previous message?

When replying online, there are a couple of options.? You can select a bit of the post that you want to quote, as I did here, before hitting the Reply button and it will be copied in.? If you want to quote the entire post, you can select the little talk bubble at the top left of the Reply box after it opens to have it inserted.? I don't remember a way to set anything as a default though.

Duane

Marina,

I am going to create a private subgroup for moderators of main group.
Should members of main group need to contact moderators, how could
they do?

There will be two ways they could do it.

1) First is by using the primary group's +owner address. That's the approach suggested by Frances. The address would be something like [email protected]

Note that each moderator/owner has an option in their subscription whether to receive all +owner messages, none, or only those from members.

Messages sent by a member to the +owner address are also collected in the member's page (click through that member's row in the Members list). There's a tab on that page for them. Alas, there isn't (as yet) a central list of all messages sent to the +owner address, nor a place that collects replies from the mods/owners. Both have been requested in beta. However there are items in the group's Activity page for these messages.

2) Having created a private subgroup for the moderators provides a second way the members could reach them. If in that subgroup's settings you check the "Allow Non Subscribers to Post" box then primary group members could post messages to the moderator subgroup. The address for that would be something like: [email protected]

Using this second has the advantage of posting the member's message in a place with an archive, and where the moderators can discuss the message by posting in either email or using the subgroup's reply on site.

Is there a way to set up a specific address to be used by all
moderators?

An advantage to (1) is that moderators working on site can reply to the member, and have the reply come from the group's +owner address. So in that sense all the moderators would be using the same address.

In (2) I don't think there's a corresponding way for a moderator to reply to the primary group member and have that come from the moderator subgroup address. Hm... Maybe that should be a feature request in beta.

However the moderator could use the Members list in the primary group to send a message to the member - but it wouldn't be a reply to their post so the moderator would have to manually copy/paste any desired quote.

Shal

Marcia,

I have questions of a pending member before I can accept her: If I
reject, can she rejoin with corrected info?

If you reject, yes. If you ban then no.

Or, is it better to wait for the answers to my questions and then
accept or reject.

That's probably friendlier in the eyes of the prospective member. Receiving a rejection might discourage them from joining or be interpreted as a final judgement.

Shal

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I believe this is email specific, that is, email program specific. I can select part of the mesage let's say and when hitting reply it will quote ?it and I ca reply at the bottom or top if I wanted to.