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So when I place someone on moderated status, I pull up their member record, and in the "notes" field, I place a note when the person went on moderated status, and why. That way other moderators can

Marcio . . . <marcinhorj21@...> wrote: I'm not sure how to do this but if you joined by email only, you really should set things up with a password so you can log into the site and

This is always a good idea for any group owner, and probably for moderators as well. Donald ---------------------------------------------------- Join the Icom group, a general Icom (amateur radio)

Lena, Sounds good to me. Thanks for the tip :) As a last resort, if indeed I need to confirm through my old email before changing it, I'll consider creating another email and making it an owner. Bruce

Bob, I pass this on to Ingrid and hope she understands the technical details. Thanks Victoria

Subscribe another address and make it an owner or moderator. A group can have more than one owner.

Bruce, I completely agree. I don't know since when this "feature" exists and isn't being used, so this could be a good oportunity since the other use which would be something like mentioning someone

Marcio -- Instructions on how to do this can be found in the system help at /static/help#changeemail. To complete the process, you do have to confirm the new email address, but

No. In groups.io, your email address is your account identifier. You can create a second address (specifically, an alias) from which you can send messages. To do that, go to /account

Barbara, Hmmm, I don't think I have. Actually, I don't remember ever setting up any username, all I did was to create my account with my email. Is it my username then? And, even in the event of Yahoo

Do you still know the username and password of the old e-mail address? That should be all you need to reactivate it. Barbara Jean [email protected]> wrote:

Barbara, The question is: if you wasn't using the old email anymore how could you change it without any confirmation or something like that? I'd like to have these steps in case I ever need them.

I don't know about what you are asking, but about 9 years ago someone got into my yahoo mail account and I switched to using gmail after that. As for the yahoo groups that I had at the time it was no

To Ingrid, via Virginia, I have not had missing rows as an observable result of timing out. It seems as if my login is timed out the the database process seems to always complete correctly as long as

Hi, Sorry for the subject, couldn't think of anything better. If anyone can edit it... :) Now here's the question: Is there any way of associating another email, apart from our first one, to the same

Hi, First, I'd like to preface it by saying that it's likely a question more to screen readers users (as I am). That being said, though, if anyone can reproduce it or tell me why that is it will be

In my test, if they haven't set a Display Name or User Name, then their email address is displayed online at the top of posts. Duane -- Help: /static/help GMF's Wiki:

We have several sub groups all beneath the main group.? The main group is where people register and then we Direct Add members of the sub groups.? The main group is not used apart from

I joined this group to ask the same question, can I check if you 'do not mask emails' does this impact both in posts and username?

Without knowing the background and implications, which would drive practicality, but an alternative I would suggest is to have a second sub-group (to the main group), with restricted membership (i..e