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Which e-mail program/system do you use? Can you normally see in your e-mail program who a sender is, without opening the message?

Thank you for your replies Jim and Samuel. I do not have any experience with Yahoo! Groups. This is the first Group I have started. I am a member of several groups, so I know about "Flame Wars" and so

lately all messages from groups.io come in this format, all 10 groups or so that I belong to. but none of them show who the sender is in my mailbox, I have to open each one to see who the sender is.

I too want that feature. It was available as far back as CompuServe so it can’t be that big a deal, on my opinion. We mods used to constantly move individual messages to the right section. Susan B

I've changed the name of the group from NAIAandNAIATrustMembers to NAIAandNAIATrust. How long before this take effect before I can create the sub and request transfer? Eric

You will have to spend some time while setting up the group to read through all of the settings, to ensure that you select settings that will protect your group best while at the same time limit your

I just reported the bug to [email protected]. Unfortunately Groups.io's bug tracking system does not allow you to see or follow my bug report. Samuel

Not directly, but check out /g/GroupManagersForum/wiki/Screening-New-Members-Using-the-Pending-Subscription-Notice Duane -- Help: /static/help GMF's Wiki:

There's not a tool on the site to do that.? There have been requests and discussions on the beta group to allow moving messages within a group/subgroup setting.? It was in the context of someone

Hi, I have tried to search the answer to this question first without success. This will be my first IO group. I've owned/moderated/administrated on a few other platforms and they all have the option

Hello I co-moderate a software product's unofficial user support group which started on Yahoogroups about 20 years ago when the software that we discussed was called "Foo" (in fact, the Yahoogroup's

All groups are manually created.? There are several previous topics mentioning this.? The delay is usually short, within 24 hours. Duane -- Help: /static/help GMF's Wiki:

There is a short (undefined!) delay between your creating a group and it becoming available for use. Groups.io goes through an approval process just to make sure that there is nothing obviously amiss

Frances, I?ve dumped my translations in the hashtag section since we have no other use for #s. So anyone who wants a German translation of the terms and a guide through the group?s structure can get

Ginger, Simple, log in to it. You may need to log out of whatever account you're currently logged into. Or open a second browser to log in with. You likely don't have a password set for that "wrong"

Eric, I don't see you there. I'm not sure what you did. I'll send an invitation. Shal -- Help: /static/help More Help: /g/GroupManagersForum/wiki Even More Help:

I have two basic groups that I created manually. Not subgroups. The second one gave me this response when creating my first message: "This group has not yet been approved. Once it has been approved,

Rob, I don't have any experience with it, but supposedly it does: "I'm still only responding to support emails from premium group owners right now." https://beta.groups.io/g/main/message/22931

I kept my groups updated throughout the transfer process, then notified them when we were close to transfer that it would happen that day. Then I sent a notice saying the group has moved, etc.? One

Zelda -- If you are still not seeing any links under "View Existing Transfer Status," then Step 2 has not been completed, no matter how many times you have attempted to. See