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"What assurance do we have that the same thing might not happen with groups.io, except being bought out by maybe another company instead of Yahoo?" Th only thing in life that is guaranteed, is death

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Since Mark does updates every week will there ever be a time when he does not have to update? Or are updates a never ending thing? Don

Shal, I can bring up the image by clicking on the thumbnail, but I don’t know if that will give me any pertinent information. After I found the email with the three thumbnails below the text, I

Yes, that would be the thing to do, but, as I said, when dealing with people all sorts of surprises can occur, even with the simplest of things. For example, when I asked this individual to subscribe

To help minimize the unsubs, you could include the information in the Welcome message that would also be sent (you could change it to something more appropriate for your group after the move.)? That,

On the group page, choose Admin on the left-hand side menu, then Upgrade below that. For a new group, you can choose "Start a Group" with a particular plan on?/static/pricing wunder

Stan, The most recent I have is from last August. I'm not sure if this notice is among the things Mark recently improved. but here's the paragraph: *You do not have to do anything to continue being a

How do you upgrade a group to premium? Sara Tarpley

I do not have readily on hand the actual text of the message a member of YG's gets to inform them that the group has been moved to groups.io. However, I do remember that the message gives the member

Stan, That's about the most open of secrets. It's the core of the Groups.io product announcement (linked from the Groups.io About page): https://wingedpig.com/2014/09/23/introducing-groups-io/ We have

That would be Mark Fletcher who is, AFAIK, the one-man band behind groups.io ( http://groups.io ). I've voiced the same concern, now exacerbated by the demise of #Wikispaces. When I first started a

I didn't complete my sentence correctly. I said "Another thought that concerns me is that I believe I read that one or more of the creators of what is now Yahoo groups was bought out by Yahoo around

Ditto for me. I have the same concerns as Barb, plus, will the 1G option be free in the future? To keep it free, could there at some time be a cap on the number of messages? Right now there is no

Hi all, These are the change logs for the last three weeks: https://beta.groups.io/g/main/message/15810 https://beta.groups.io/g/main/message/15868 https://beta.groups.io/g/main/message/15982 (guess

Don, I think it tells me that that particular image, thinlite cover.JPG, was picked out by Yahoo! Groups and replaced with a link to it as an attached image file. This looks like code for a thumbnail

Norman, No. Mark's concern is that the email service will "punish" Groups.io (by treating more of its messages as spam) if he does not act on their notice about the member marking the message as spam.

Sharon, The "Normalize HTML Emails" checkbox, in the Message Formatting section of your group's Settings page, will help with that if you want to allow some formatting. But won't help with that, it

Thanks Duane.? Our group is private so that answers it.? Thanks so much! --Paula

Shal, I looked for the file in Attachments on my YG, and I could not find it. I did find the post, and there were really three images attached. When I clicked on the thumbnail in the post and clicked