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Barry; Duane makes a good point. Have you examined your Activity Log? If not then it is definitely time to do so to determine the sequence of what actually happened rather than assuming the sequence

If messages have been posted to the group, a summary should have been sent. A few thoughts: 1. Double-check their email delivery setting to be sure it isn't No Email (i.e.: don't assume that they know

Sorry, I should have mentioned that I checked that. Yes, there have been messages sent to the list on 1/4, 1/5, and today (1/6). Thanks, Sam

Sam -- Has anyone posted any messages over that time period? No summary will be sent if there is nothing to summarize. Bruce

Hi, I received a problem report from one of the users of my lists that they have not received their Daily Summary email for the last couple of days. Checking their Email Delivery History shows that

One use that our group found very helpful with Display Name is to see respondent's vote in the poll results. [Moderator Note: Display Name and User Name are not the same thing.]

I'm not sure I understand this.? If he's not a member, but you allow non-members to post, his messages would have gone to moderation. If you don't allow non-members to post, it would have been

Just FYI, and to be complete, there's nothing he can do to keep you from getting messages that go through the group. Duane -- GMF's Wiki: /g/GroupManagersForum/wiki Help:

The wiki editor won't accept that. You have to enter some non-whitespace characters. Bruce

Could you have set up a mail filter for this guy to block his messages and subsequently forgotten that you did so? That's the only explanation I can offer. Bruce

Problem continues! Not going to Spam. I am set to individual messages and to Receive every message that is sent to [email protected]. Only one member is posting messages that

In my groups(s), behavior along these lines will get someone placed on permanent moderation, and possibly banned. You can keep non-members from posting to your group. See Admin>Settings>Message

Can't be done.? Once the archives are made Private, they can't be returned to Public.? That's why there's a box that pops up warning you of this when you go to Private. Duane -- GMF's Wiki:

Unfortunately, you have no control over someone's email program.? There's no setting on GIO that could prevent this. Duane -- GMF's Wiki: /g/GroupManagersForum/wiki Help:

Hi, Today my group is set with the " Archives are visible to subscribers only". I would like to switch to the " Archives are visible to anyone". Could you explain to me how to make this change of

Unless you deleted the Yahoo group wouldn't it be simpler to post the message/invite to the Yahoo group? Preface with 'If you haven't already joined us at groups.io ' perhaps? Late to the discussion I

A member of my group recently sent an email message to someone not in our group, and cc-ed the message to our group, using our full groups.io address (something he has repeatedly been told not to do,

Just now saw: because has a moderated hashtag Duane -- GMF's Wiki: /g/GroupManagersForum/wiki Help: /static/help Search button at the top of Messages list A few site

I've also found entries for: because the topic is moderated because the user is moderated In the second case, it applies whether it's permanent moderation or NuM. Duane -- GMF's Wiki:

Thanks Duane, Yes, I did know I could change it, just never got round to doing it, because I rarely do anything on the home page, all the messages come in to my mail program, and I send from there.