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In almost all of my analyses, the mode is always the lowest number. So, for groups with 11-1000 members, the mode is 11. This statistic simply tells us that groups have lower numbers before they have

alee, Jim wrote: I'll nominate "renew" or "renewal", as that's a familiar term used with other types of subscriptions (e.g. magazines). Shal -- Help: /helpcenter More Help:

Marina, I believe the answer is no - they get a dialog on the site that asks them to unbounce their account before they can access group functions. Shal -- Help: /helpcenter More

Beth, As Andy said, it is by design. The intent is that when you want a person to be a member of the subgroup you (and the invitee) don't have to go through the Invite process twice: first for the

Ken, We bumped into this in the beta list, but I don't think that the number of members defines the plan. While it is true that in Mark's initial post Basic has no option for additional members; with

Beth, it's not a bug, it's by design and it was changed to be that way in Feb 2019 (See https://beta.groups.io/g/main/message/19741 ) I think at the request of an Enterprise group.? It's for that

I don't think we are, and "excellent" in that order! IMHO what you have produced does rather suggest that Mark's published figures take too simplistic a view of what is actually going on. I'm not

We're going off-topic here, but I'll pitch in anyway: What makes the use of statistics more complicated is the fact that some of the groups were transferred from Yahoogroups, so some of them may have

No, there is no built-in way to do something like that but I'm not sure though if there's something in the API to allow you to do that programmatically.? But IMO it's easier to just send a special

I'm not quite sure what you are trying to say, but I'll just guess.. As owner you definitely CAN set individual members to "override: can not post", or set the entire group to "only owners and

Hi All, Seeing if there is a function on the Pro version to have members apply again for posting each year.? Basically trying to aide in the area of keeping active members on our Group by asking them

Thanks Jim, much appreciated, I will repost to see if I can get some better results.

The part after the question mark is known as a query string ( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Query_string ). It's used to pass parameters to a server-side script so a page can be built to some

Along those same lines, I find that there are just over 5500 of the visible groups with more than 100 members. Duane -- The official Groups.io user documentation is in the Groups.io Help Center (

It's certainly not a Gaussian distribution. A lot of groups have been created that simply never got off the ground. On that basis I strongly suspect the most common number could be 1. Bruce Check out

On the Settings page for the subgroup, at the very bottom, select Lock Group (this assumes that it's a paid group because you can't lock a Basic group/subgroup.)? Create a Member Notice of type

Beth, /On 2021-01-06 12:08, Beth Weld via groups.io wrote:// / - If by that you mean the mod being able to (indirectly) add a member, the solution is to limit their member-editing privileges as was

Obviously I am not in a position to argue with Mark's figures, but I'm certainly going to query them, here if nowhere else. Looking at the publicly listed groups there seem to be a lot that simply

You can start by using the selections on the left of the "Find or Create a Group" page.? Then modify to get what you want (hopefully).? No parameters at all shows the newest groups first. The p=

Rob, If you mean you don't want the members to be able to post messages but only be able to read posted messages, set the group to Announcement-Only, where only admins can post messages.