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I agree Donald.

Thanks, Shal, for confirming J's answers.? Lawrence, I wanted to make sure I fully understood the definition of "archives", as making that private choice is a "once and done", so I didn't want to

Your statement is correct, but wrong example. Stan

I see we are talking about two different things. In my original message I said "I sent a message to 'transfer' that I am ready to have the group transferred. I did this on Feb 15th. I never got a

Hi. Is there a way to report abuse to support at groups.io. some one had hacked a friends e-mail and the group site, using spoofing software to pretend to be the owners of a couple of groups, my

In case anyone else wants to check their spam, I realized a few minutes ago that the vast majority of GMF messages today have gone into my spam file. I've been finding them only hours later when I go

J, That statement is true of groups with public (message) archives as well. Aside from those you named, the other content areas cannot be made public even if the archives are. Shal -- Help:

Patty, Correct. There's no requirement that the Groups.io group have the same name as the Yahoo Group. The identity of the Groups.io group is something you tell the transfer agent in Step 2.2.

True, but Patty's question was what content, exactly, remains private. "Archive" refers specifically to the message list. But actually, all content in a private group remains private for its lifetime

On Tuesday, February 20, 2018, 10:13:29 PM EST, Donald Hellen <donhellen@...> wrote: I think the wait is worth it even if it takes two weeks to get the group transferred. Donald Amen

hoosierquilt@...> wrote:

Ok, I have some clarification: in a group with "private archives," all content is private with the possible exception of the Wiki pages and the calendar, which can be made accessible to the public at

Any time you move, a household or an office or an informal group, things get broken and lost. If you move the entire membership list that includes all of the lurkers – percentages vary but say it is

This just underscores the fact that YG! groups are jumping ship at an exponentially increasing rate. It will probably get worse. We did ours when it only took a few days start to finish. Now those who

If X asks, "Why should I believe that this company will stay in business?" and others answer, "Because in our years-long experience with him, we have found that the owner knows what he's doing and has

It took 6 days for my invitation to [email protected] to be accepted. Within 30 minutes I submitted the EasyGroup Transfer request and that took another 6 days. KEN "It has always seemed strange to

Anyone old enough to remember the old Datamation magazine might remember the famous quote about Sperry vs IBM that went, Sperry snatched defeat from the jaws of victory." How so like Sperry is

Thanks, J.? -- Patty S.

I wasn't going to respond to this, but now you are the second person who said this. Obviously, Mark's personal characteristics and integrity are facts. His hard work on groups.io is a fact. That we

That one goes into the queue and will get processed as time permits.? The only one that's near instant is the notification that the invitation to your YG was received. Duane -- Help: