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But I don't want all kinds of specific questions that survey monkey is set up for (and indeed, SM wants to charge for comments, though you can get around that).? All I want is a way to receive

Well, the simple kludge is that

The method I gave was to prevent someone from joining the group just to get email addresses and doesn't apply here. Anyone that's a member of the group will see other member's email addresses in each

Thanks Duane, I was afraid of that. We had a member get upset that several posts were rejected and decided to mail them out to the groups' personal e-mail. Technically can it be done and we are just

Only an owner can promote someone to owner.? Moderators may have permission to add more moderators, but it's not a given. Duane -- The official Groups.io user documentation is in the Groups.io Help

Thanks but that doesn't quite answer the question or I need to ask a slightly different question. When I log in to my group as moderator, I cannot promote someone else to owner. Why is that?

No.? The closest you can get is to set the group to Restricted so that you'd need to approve every applicant and vet them before allowing admission.? Many use the Pending Subscription notice to ask

From the left hand side of the web UI click on *Members*. Then click on the *"blue tab"* above the list (I haven't named it because the default name can be one of two; Members or Pending ) and select

Hi, Is there a way to prevent users from simply signing on to a group and harvest personal e-mail addresses? Ken S Old age is like a plane flying through a storm. Once you are onboard there's nothing

I am the moderator of a group and I thought a different account was also an owner but it is not. Is there a way I can find all configured owners without scrolling through the entire group? Thanks

Make sure to make the subgroup message archive private, too (Privacy > Visibility > "...messages viewable to subgroup members only"). Regards, Bruce Check out the groups.io Help Center (

Set the subgroup to Restricted (in the Spam Control panel) and don't let anyone join (nor add anyone from the main group.)? Main group owners and moderators with proper permissions can see the

+1 Our group needs a "suggestion box" subgroup where it's a send-only (sub)group. I can see how to set "allow posts by non-members" but how do I only allow owner/mods to see the post? Frank wrote: --

As someone said a few days ago, if they didn't have to be in the main group, they wouldn't be joining a subgroup, but another group. Duane -- The official Groups.io user documentation is in the

Thanks Duane. I can set "Allow non-members to post", but I don't see a setting that allows only owners/mods to have access. Any advice? Frank -- Frank Greco (t) @frankgreco <http://www.twitter.com>

In addition, when the Administrator receives a subscription request, it only mentions the main group and there is no way for the adminstrator to know what subgroup to add the person to.

Another question, why do subgroups require membership to main group first, but if you go to a subgroup's Groups.io page and click Join Group, that person is added automatically to both the main and

IMHO, yes. I am of the view that groups.io is not really suited for your purpose. (Others may not agree!) Even if Polls were available to new free groups, a *Poll* (in Groups.io terms) consists of a

Just my opinion, but might a survey site like suveymonkey be easier to manage?

First, thank you all for trying to help. I truly do appreciate you all. You make life much easier for the rest of us!! After continuing to search for details on this, I found in the main Activity