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My groups have found groups.io far superior to Y!Groups. My recommendation is to transfer as soon as you can. Y!Groups are literally falling apart from neglect. Groups.io is good and getting better.

John, Yes. They see a slightly restricted version: the numbers in the Message History table are not links to the messages for that month. For logged in members they are. They also see buttons to Join

nobe, Moderators can use the group's +owner address, but members' email addresses will always be shown in the From field of messages they post (when received in another member's email inbox). On site

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Can non-members (i.e. the public) access our home page? ?That would be desirable. Thanks, John Selby, Treasurer South Sound Classical Choir

Jim, Yup. I think the effort of devising a set of comprehensive, yet clear and easy to use, set of controls for what you want to be notified about, on web and by email, and how often (per event, daily

To obfuscate email addresses in the message archive (i.e.: it hides the domain information), go to Admin>Settings>Privacy>Hide Email Addresses in Archives.?Note that this setting affects the online

The GroupManagersForum wiki ( /g/GroupManagersForum/wiki/home ) is a good resource for anything not covered in the system Help ( /static/help ). It is accessible to

I have noticed in some groups that members can send without their emails showing and just use the io. email. Is there a owner setting somewhere to accomplish this? Thank you.

First off I would like to say that I love Google.io BUT when it comes to using some of the features, much less so. My first question was setting up a database, which I think I did correctly, however,

Received from Bruce Bowman at 1/13/2019 04:03 PM UTC: Surely we would be able to opt out of "like" notifications?!!! Jim H

Thanks so much. It worked. That is okay, I never want the messages to be public. Ilene

Ideally the member should be able to enable / disable the emailed notifications.? That way if you don't want them it will be just like today.?? Regards Al / NN4ZZ

It's in Admin>Settings>Privacy>Visibility... ...and here's a reminder that once you select one of the "private messages" options there is no way to make them public again. Regards, Bruce? -- The

“And it's my fervent hope that groups.io doesn't devolve into the kind of notifications-fest that Facebook has become.” I agree with you. ‘Likes’ are one of the main problems with Social

I have done this before 6 times before but right now I am trying to set up a new group and I cannot for the life of me find where to make the Archives (Messages) only available to Subscribers. Please

Groups.io currently provides neither a personal inbox nor any real notification system, so the only way that would be possible is via email. At this time one has to view the message archive online to

If someone "likes" a message is the person who wrote the message notified? Or would they only know by going to the message online and checking there? *Has there been any progress on adding this

"If the topic contains a hashtag, it may be set to require moderation on posts." Bingo! On further investigation the "rogue" posts were replies to a Facebook Integrated post and I've set Integrated

Yvonne, I wrote: In case you hadn't heard, it is back on again: https://beta.groups.io/g/main/message/19508 Shal -- Help: /static/help More Help: