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The home page of my groups.io has a picture of elephants.? Can I replace it with a picture that I prefer?? If? so, how do I do it?

I notice that GMF has had 15 members banned by the system since June 1.? Apparently the script kiddies are out in full force.? I haven't had that problem on any of my groups because I made them all

Colin -- As a moderator here in GMF, I checked out the link before altering it. The underlying URL bore no resemblance to the link text, and it brought up a form for you to enter your email address

I am an owner of a fairly large group on .IO and received this today into our group mail admin. I believe it to be a scam of some kind that if followed it would give them access to our mail system. It

Is she going to her account (upper right of screen) and resetting the password (and then click on the /Change Password/ button), right after getting onsite using the link in the Forgot Password

Has your member tried the Email Me A Link to Log In? Works like a charm, as long as cookies don't clear it away on her device. If your member uses more than one device or browser (say Safari and

A solution that might be within her limited abilities is to establish a new email address and start all over again as that 'new person.' It is not hard to get a new gmail address - I've done it

Uh, um, this is a group for group managers, not groups.io ( http://groups.io ) customer service employees.? Group managers, that is, groups.io ( http://groups.io ) users, cannot possibly have such

She's basically doing it right ( /helpcenter/membersmanual/1/understanding-groups-io-accounts/logging-in-to-your-account ).? The only thing to watch out for is that her phone doesn't

A lady in two of my groups can't get into groups.io.? She forgot her password and thinks she can click on Forgot Password, get the link, and then have it take her right to where she can change her

the Activity Log will show you who has created and deleted files and folders etc. but there is no tracking of who access them. Regards Andy

Hi, Is there any way to know, which file/s are consulted or uploaded and by which member?. Mo Gorm

The right to control one's own posts is a copyright issue. Posts to the group do not becomes the property of the group or group owner unless that member quits the group or otherwise disappears,

That's the way it works.? There's no way to prevent members from deleting their own messages.? See the "Disable Editing Messages" section of Messages Policy Settings (

You have stopped them editing the message archive from now on. See Member Help:

Hi - have just changed our settings to read "not allow members to edit their messages" but it still allows members to delete past messages. Is this setting just working forwards in time and not

No it doesn't; others have also explained why. Chris

When the reason is given as "is bouncing via system", then there's a problem with that member's email service.? They won't get any messages from Groups.io until the problem is fixed.? There's

Thanks, Pete. I did have that set up wrong, which I think I've now corrected. As to your second comment about the inability of GIO to send out a message, I'm not sure about this. I did change the

The first message means your group is set up as an announcement group, which means only moderators can post to it. The second message means GIO is unable to send a message to 1341 because for some