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Thanks all - gives me some good options. John

Carin, Nope. You can compose a Pending Subscription notice that will be emailed to the person, but you can't alter the text on the web site. /g/GroupManagersForum/wiki/Member-Notices

It appears to me that the only solution to your problem, since the decision of your group is critical to the larger group, is to have an officer of the larger group, or the person trusted with the

John, No. Members can mute a hashtag, and that would mute all topics sent with that hashtag. The other option is that members can select following-only (an Advanced preference) and then they receive

You can have a restricted-membership group and still have the message archive visible to the public. One has nothing to do with the other.? Bruce

Frances - thanks for your message. ?I have looked at the thread per your suggestion and need to think some about if/how that will work for me. Bob - It is an open group. ?Anyone can join and view

John,? Since you haven't given us much info it's difficult to give you a solution. Is your group restricted? If not, why not make it restricted?? Then you could control new member entry and the

Hi All, Thank you all for the answers to my question (and sorry to Shal for cluttering up his email box when I sent this direct to him by mistake). Regards, Paul Fraser

By the time I finally transferred my large group we were at about 82,000 messages. Everything came over okay, and of course the Yahoo side of things remained untouched. Mine was certainly not the

Understand about muting by clicking on the link in an email. ? Is it possible to mute a topic any other way. ?Specifically, two options: 1) Group owner or moderator mutes a topic for all members OR

Bruce, I believe it does customize the content of the notice to reflect the member's timezone, but I don't expect that it would also stagger the delivery time. That is, the event is considered to have

Another way to do this is to create an email account that forwards to the Y!Group and subscribe that account to the Groups.io group. Best, Glenn

Paul, Correct. The transfer agent makes no changes to the Yahoo group. It may not be easy or even possible to get the Y!Group's posting address subscribed as a member of your Groups.io group (maybe

160,000 from 20 years of Yahoo gulps.? All ok no issues. I think that the? dying beast called Yahoo Groups is causing most of the issues currently with the intermittent nature of iis operation

Hi, Paul. Our group had over 140,000 messages on transfer. Best, Glenn

Thank you.? Yes, I realize my original question was a bit unclear.? The organization that would need the results would accept an email that was sent to the group with the results of the poll.? They

Not at this time. Lots of things seem simple but aren't. It may not even be legal. Considering the GDPR compliance ramifications, it may be best not to second-guess the intentions of your subscribers

Each subscriber account also has its own time zone, and many groups have subscribers worldwide. Is the expectation that a single all-day event will generate [up to] 24 different notices, one for each

No, not another post morning about the time this takes :) Our archive is about 40,000 messages—has anyone transferred anything of this size or greater? Problems? What happens to the Yahoo side? I

I've probably received half a dozen such emails this month, that were marked as read, despite never being opened. I'd probably answer them, if there was something that can be easily filtered on (^1).