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I have a similar problem. One of my moderators contacted a Pending Member via web and checked the "Bcc: All Moderators" box to make sure that everyone was informed. The other moderators received her

Marina, Unchecking "Send Notice when Event happens" should have prevented the second, #cal-notice, from being sent. Works for me anyway. Though there have been some bugs reported involving updates

Stan, In the subgroup's Settings page you could alter the Default Sub Settings to make their default Email Delivery be No Email (or Special Notices Only). Or Daily Summary might be appropriate. Or,

Pamela, It is one of the Member Notices. Go to the Settings page of your group and click the button of that name. That should bring up a list with at least that one message listed. Probably only that

Margaret, Yes. Each of those icons should have a hover text if you hover the cursor over them - Edit (pad and pencil), Move (scissors), Delete (trashcan) and Report File (flag). If you hover in the

Bryan, I don't know what might have happened, but if those messages are on the Y!Group but not on the Groups.io group I'd write to [email protected] to see if there's anything to be done about it.

Margaret, Are you running Windows? You might try Ctrl and the minus/hyphen symbol. This should reduce the size of the window contents so you can see the entire window. I find that recent website

I've concluded that the message must have been deleted. :) -- J [mod note: deleted by the member]

Thanks, Shal. With regard to the below.... I hadn't thought this through thoroughly enough when I made the comment. I am setting up these subgroups because some members do not like to get inundated

Thanks Shal, Francis, and Duane for responses to my Privacy and Non-Subscribers questions. Stan

This is an adorable picture! I tried to find it on the group message list so I could "Like" it, but it's not showing up there and I am perplexed....

Stan, In primary groups too, by the way. Yes. And posts from the public as well (non-members of the primary group). Not when they are posting as non-members of the subgroup. I'd like that too. I

I just started a new private group. When there were no members of the group but me, I changed the group's name.? Now when a new member accepts the invitation and joins the group, a Welcome letter is

Victoria, In beta you wrote: https://beta.groups.io/g/main/message/16152 https://beta.groups.io/g/main/message/16154 There is nothing in Groups.io that closely matches Yahoo Group's scheduled files.

In a group that you own, go to Admin > Promote to find information on adding to your web site. Duane -- Help: /static/help GMF's Wiki: /g/GroupManagersForum/wiki

Greetings, Does anyone know if it’s possible to integrate a subscription box into a website? Such as “Subscribe to our Newsletter” and then a place for them to enter their address? Thank you. --

There's no context here so let me copy and paste. This is in response to a message Victoria originally posted in beta, which reads: I explained to Victoria could use the Group Guidelines for that

Stan, Whether it is a primary or subgroup, private archives means that only members see the message content. All others the table only. What Frances said: /search It's a list of those

Two things for the new owner to try: -- Refresh the page. If that doesn't work, -- Log out and log back in. --- I have refreshed the page and logged out and logged back in again, but this did? not

Hi Stan, I have all but one of my groups to allow non-members to post. These are all unmoderated except for first post. This allows someone to send an email to the group who isn’t a member - and I