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Just saw this tweet from Mark: https://twitter.com/wingedpig/status/1082032657351958528 Apparently he started working on Groups.io five years ago today. I've been thinking about some sort of

*Hi, After several hours of changing this and that and still having the issue I asked the member to switch to another email provider. And bingo, it worked. She went from gmail to outlook and it

I'm pretty sure that feature is unavailable to groups on the Basic plan. See?https://beta.groups.io/g/main/message/17683? Regards, Bruce? -- The system Help is your

This PNG is what *Windows 10 Mail* uses as a reply separator. Groups.io subsequently converts the embedded image into an attachment. I believe if you check her emails carefully, you'll find that if

*Hi ,* *I am trying to figure out an issue with a member's emails.* *Whenever She posts a png file ends up in our emailed photo album, but there's no photo, it's just a blacked out spot with a line

Hi, I found the example database table in beta for local food establishments and like the way it links to Google Maps. I've exported that and created an identical table in my test group (on a free

Andy, Yes. From within the subgroup's Members list you can change a member's role to Moderator. While moderators and owners of the primary group automatically have that role in all subgroups, the

Hi, I've looked through lots of messages on GMF and beta about subgroups and permissions and I still unsure. What I'd like to do is have a member of a primary group have moderator privileges to

Short answer:? At this point, the sitewide username serves no purpose whatsoever. Long answer:? See?/g/GroupManagersForum/topic/25677383? Hope this helps, Bruce -- The system Help

Hi, If an email address is the username by which someone signs in to groups.io then what is the purpose of the '@user name' field that can be set on the account identity page? I can't see any

Putting my geezerhood on display:? Back in the days when the email listserv ( http://www.lsoft.com/products/listserv.asp ) was more prevalent, it was widely understood that sending an empty message

Hmm, sounds to me that the address / label is wrong. Perhaps should be About. I would have thought that the moderator, or group owner would be notified.? I would be annoyed if I painstakingly wrote

Paul, They don't really "go" anywhere, in the sense of a place where you might access them. They are apparently not even logged in the group's Activity log. What they do is trigger an automated reply

Brandy, I've added a screen shot (thanks Bruce!) and other information to the wiki page. /g/GroupManagersForum/wiki/Direct-Add-From-Yahoo Yup! We'll see what we can do. Shal -- Help:

Hi All, I have not seen this posted and was not aware that this email address existed until a couple of days ago when a group member wrote to the group wondering why her email request for help was not

A link to instructions. Excellent. If I hit snags I'll be back in here with questions. Thank you, Shal. Brandy Brow ----------------------------- Freelance Editor & Writer Create & Correct Word

I wrote: I think that wiki page could use a screen shot of the Direct Add page, if anyone here has a Premium Group and could add one to the wiki page. Or just post it in reply here (and with your

Brandy, Either will need a little manipulation to put into the Direct Add format, so use whichever you feel most comfortable editing. For me, that's CSV opened in Excel. Here's a step-by-step:

Thank you, Donald and Shal for your follow-up suggestions. I'm seriously considering the Premium for a month because it's easiest to transfer members. I have downloaded both the CSV and TSV member

Yvonne, Except for the attachments, the Yahoo Group Transfer function at Groups.io would have been your perfect answer. Alas, Yahoo / Verizon made some change a few weeks ago that broke it. Mark