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G'Mornin' Shal, Bruce, When starting the transfer process there are severl selections which can be selected or de-selected, one of which is 'membership'. My question is: Is there some way to leave the

I didn't find much info on either except in the beta group, but I'll try to explain them.? (BTW, you can read posts there without being a member, https://beta.groups.io/g/main/topics ) When someone

I'm sure that this is at least one of the reasons that you now get an email from Groups.io when they receive the invitation.? About all you can do is keep trying to send one and hope you happen to

i'm looking at the plans and pricing page, and the subject is one of the listed features. i tried search groups.io to find out what it means to not have this feature when the Basic plan is selected,

Same here (see my posting). Yahoo doesn't tell you if it works or not but perhaps it isn't then. We both need the Support person!

Hi I have been trying to transfer my Yahoo group over but no luck. I have sent (several times) [email protected]?but apparently it is not sent out by the Yahoo system. To confirm I invited

Thanks, Frances and Duane! I'll give it a try. Heijo

Absolutely correct Bruce! If the compiled art is available broken up in different files, which is the case with both the messages available online and with the digests, people are more likely to

Bruce, Then is the converse true?. . . So... If a member doesn't create a Group Profile for her/himself then her/his name won't show up to other members in the member list of a group. Just curious.

Sharon, I thought it was not supposed to be allowed, but maybe it is possible that the member ended up with one address listed as an alias of the other anyway - despite them being listed as separate

Bob, That may be considered too many from a single sender, if it were not understood that the sender is an email list service. Have the person try to contact their list service to whitelist Groups.io.

The member had two accounts — that’s the odd thing. Sharon

Sharon, Oh, and what does that have to do with the Subject: If the person has two subscriptions then (if they're both configured to receive group messages) both both should receive the message,

Sharon, That would be the expected result if her account that logs in with the gmail address had her professional address listed as an alias. Except that she either shouldn't have been able to have a

Hi all, This week's change log: https://beta.groups.io/g/main/message/17126 Feel free to reply to this topic if you'd like to comment on the changes. Or better yet, if you expect a lot of discussion

Sharon, was one address an alias or did the member have two accounts? Frances

Sounds to me like confusion on the part of her email client.? I think she has the email accounts linked somewhere. Duane -- Help: /static/help GMF's Wiki:

Marina, Bruce gave a good rundown of the status and why it exists. If there's anything I can clarify in the Wiki let me know.

Subscriber has two addresses — one her professional account and one gmail account. Both were subscribed to the list but when she posted from her professional account, the copy would be posted as

If you look at Marie Alline's sig line, she runs a couple of art groups that use embedded graphics. I'm sure restricting users to individual messages would be desirable in that case. Bruce ? -- The