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Re: How To Make A Join Button
“It's made from hammering together bits and bytes ;p “ ? 颁耻迟别…濒辞濒 ? I didn’t think about what you said about no being able to see a button. Now I need to log out and look for it. ? Don ? From: [email protected] [mailto:[email protected]] On Behalf Of J_Catlady
Sent: Tuesday, February 6, 2018 9:01 PM To: [email protected] Subject: Re: [GMF] How To Make A Join Button ? It's made from hammering together bits and bytes ;p No, seriously: they all have either a "Join this group" or "apply for membership in this group" button. If yours doesn't have one, it's because you're already in the group and are not seeing it. It probably says "you are a member of this group" instead. ? ?
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Re: Managing bouncers
#membership
Except that to read messages on line they must have set up a password,
which involves email confirmation. Dave On 6 Feb 2018 at 12:18, Marv Waschke wrote: * Blue Bouncers with No Email delivery may well be perfectly |
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Re: Managing bouncers
#membership
On Tue, Feb 6, 2018 at 12:58 pm, Marv Waschke wrote:
I understand the system will eventually automatically unsubscribe red bouncers.As far as I know, the only people that get automatically unsubscribed are those that mark a message as spam.? A red-bounce won't get any emails until they clear the problem, but they shouldn't get unsubscribed. Duane |
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Managing bouncers
#membership
开云体育We transferred to groups io from Y! recently and we have 50+ members in blue Bounce status. I’ve read a number of posts here on managing bouncers and have come up with the following observations and plan. If I’m wrong in my observations or anyone has ideas on improving on the plan, I’d appreciate comments. Observations: ·???????? Blue Bouncers with No Email delivery may well be perfectly content— they operate from the online site and don’t care about email. Bouncing is not desirable because we may not be able to contact them if an issue arises, but they are receiving service. ·???????? Blue Bouncers with digest or single email delivery are not receiving the service they signed up for, although they may still be reading online and not be aware that they should be receiving email. ·???????? Red Bouncers of any stripe are unreachable, but they might still be reading online. Plan: ·???????? Blue Bouncers with digest or single email delivery have first priority for me. o?? Send out a mass email by checking them on the membership list and using the send message activity to ask them to check their spam folders and their spam blacklist. If they still want to participate, but our group address on their spam whitelist by adding us to their address book or explicitly to their whitelist. If they are no longer interested in the group, invite them to unsubscribe. Note that this message may not make it through their spam filter, but it’s easy so why not try? o?? Post a message to the list that requests members who think they ought to be receiving emails to check spam as above. This may hit a few more bouncers. This may also help address blue bouncing no-emailers and red bouncers. o?? Follow up by forcing a probe in a few days. o?? Follow up in a few days by downloading the remaining blue bouncers list to a spreadsheet and doing a mailmerge. Send the mailmerge from a non-groups io address in hope that it will make it through the spam filters. ·???????? Blue bouncer with no-email. Second priority. o?? They are handled by posting a message to the list. ·???????? Red bouncers o?? Posting to the list might help. Questions ·???????? When, if ever, to start unsubscribing non-responsive bouncers? List hygiene says bouncers are an untidiness and inflate and confuse metrics, but there is still a chance that they are receiving service. ·???????? I understand the system will eventually automatically unsubscribe red bouncers. If we have reason to believe a member is receiving service and is still reading the site, can this be prevented? ? Thank you. I appreciate your experience and knowledge if you comment. Best, Marv Waschke, Technical moderator, [email protected] |
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Question - are there any stationery/script groups at IO? - solving separator and text problem
开云体育Dear forum members,
We’re thinking of migrating our script and tag group to IO-groups. I have set up the group already and my moderator and I are still the only
members. I’m sending try-out scripts to the group.
However, when I send a script, I get the separator and Groups.io links/text below across the top of it. (see below) Did any of you members that have stationery/script groups find a solution
to this problem?
I would like us to be able to send and view our stationeries without the
text across our creations.
It would be ok if it really shows up at the footer of our script. We have a snippet that we use at Yahoo to move their divider and text to the bottom of our script, but that does not work in IO.groups. I have sent several try-out scripts but it still shows up. ?
I hope I phrased this request correctly as English is not my native
tongue.
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Thank you so much in advance!
Karin de
Jong Owner of the Creative script and tag friends group ?
Below you find the separator and text I am talking about:
Groups.io Links: You receive all messages sent to this group. View/Reply Online | Reply To Group | Reply To Sender | Mute This Topic |
New Topic Change Your
Subscription _._,_._,_ |
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Re: Can't create a group, but e-mail says it doesn't exist
Barb,
The name of a subgroup has two components. One is the name in common with its primary group (the "subdomain" name), which was the primary group's name before it had any subgroups. See for example the beta group - it's primary is now "main", and "beta" is in common with its subgroups.
The "subdomain" or primary name must be unique system-wide, but the subgroup names only need to be unique with respect to each other.
If the existing group has no (important) content, and you want to simply start it over as a subgroup, that I think you can just do using the same name without first needing to rename or delete the existing group. Because that subgroup name will be "inside" the primary group name, in a way like one folder inside another.If the existing group does have important content it would take an action by support to pick it up and make it a subgroup of another group. Same answer, no name conflict (and that would likely leave the original group name unreserved).
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Delete reserves, rename does not. So if you want to delete a group and later re-use its name, rename it before you delete it.
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Re: Question About Transferring a Large Yahoo Groups List
#transfer
Thanks, Shal, good to know Flicker may be an option, as well as PG Offline.? Or, Adobe Lightroom.? Lots to think about!
Patty Sliney
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Shal Farley
Don Grass
Dave Sergeant
Duane
Marvin Waschke
Karin de Jong
Patty Sliney