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Videos will eat up even 10GB in no time. It might be better to host them on a Private channel at YouTube (i.e one where each video can be acces

A feature of this nature has been requested in the beta group a few times, in various forms, but never got much traction.? See?https://beta.groups.io/g/main/topic/16159795#16449? and

All well and good, but did you take up my earlier suggestion to look at the Notifications that you receive; these notifications will tell you whether the members left of their own accord of whether

Which of the 18 or so official versions of the GDPR, and/or official statute of the 28 member states and roughly dozen other countries that tend to follow EU directives, are they looking at, to come

Several times I have received blank digests, and just lost a member because of it, What's going on? Nina

The first thing I'd try is converting some of the TIFs to one of the other formats at low compression. It's amazing how much storage can be saved that way and still have a sharp, legible image. Some

Sad phenom, but necessary I guess. Max Munger

I will be sending a followup on yahoo remind g old members to take a new look at gio. Hope they will come back. Max Munger

Jim, Well, yes and no.? I'm pretty sure that if your group only has one owner, your account would not be removed as owner.? Perhaps someone can confirm that. Even if you were unsubscribed from the

Hi Toby! Yes, I have. But, my question is that with my Yahoo group, I had a welcome message that in addition to the basic text also sent the new member three attachments containing additional

Jim, ?It ain't so! ? Bouncing doesn't lead to unsubscription. Marking a message as spam, or letting one expire in your Spam folder might, depending on your email service. But even then I believe

Each account / member on groups.io can subscribe to one or more groups.? For each group that the member subscribes to, they have a group profile.? One of the fields in the group profile is the

Max, ?As others have mentioned it is not automatic, nor is it unusual. There was a fairly long period of time (even pre-Neo) when the unsubscribe function in Yahoo Groups was essentially

Does this mean that during this ridiculous problem caused entirely by RoadRunner/Spectrum, that as a Group OWNER I risk being unsubscribed from my Groups and thus lose them? Please say it ain't so!

Chris, ?GMF is a user-to-user forum, there are no Groups.io employees here. It is a good place to "trial balloon" a suggestion, that is get other user's comments and suggested improvements. However

Have you reviewed this help page? ->?/static/help#membernotices Thanks, Toby

If they are marking the messages as spam and removing them from the spam folder they will be unsubed. Or they might just be leaving. Let them I say, they will either come back, or they won’t. Maybe

Max, most likely this unsubscribe phenomena you're seeing right after the transfer is due to all your inactive list members finding out they were transferred, are not participating on your group, and

Well they may or may not be; have a close look at the Notifications that you receive when anyone leaves. If there is a mention of being removed for "marking a message as spam" then the members

This is common - lots of people who signed up ages ago and have not “read” emails or lists will suddenly notice that they don’t want to be in there after all. This happened with our big Groups