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In another topic MILLARD MUNGER wrote: Betcha didn't know that you can post a "like" by email, and that when you do the message doesn't need moderation and doesn't post to the membership (or the

ditto ? Max Munger, [phone # redacted by moderator] ? *From:* [email protected] [mailto:[email protected]] *On Behalf Of* Peter Dubé *Sent:* Saturday, August 11, 2018 9:06 AM

I'm creating a database for group members.? Is there a way to permanently hide the ID column?? Or to change its width?? Currently is is taking about two inches on the screen, and I need to

Indeed. I knew that you would not be allowed to delete an account that was the sole Owner of a group...didn't know that the same rubric applied to downgrading your own group subscription. So I learned

Open the Members List (Admin>Members). Find the subscriber and click anywhere on his/her row. You can change the person to a Moderator using the "Role" pull-down menu. Now set the Moderator

Thanks, Shal. It seems we migrated overnight but whether it would have happened without that email I sent, who knows? I did all the migration stuff but I want to make a fellow member also Moderator.

OK -- have managed to re-instate myself; and can now see what I did from the Owner's 'Activity' rubric. Useful tool. -- Martin - G5FM - [IO81pd] g5fm @ martinwheeler.net

....which reminded me that I do, in fact, have another account on that site which I'd forgotten about, but which has now allowed me to log on as an owner, and re-instate my permissions. So all now

Part of the problem here is that many of the terms aren't totally clear as to what they mean. So, I did some testing. For example: The "Bounce" option. What this means is that if there is an attempt

Okay, that makes sense for existing groups, may not make sense for new groups. I now suspect Mark implemented this simply to provide the "strip" alternative. I wonder what happens if "Hashtags

Gilly, There's nothing "stupid" about that, I think most group owners / mods keep themselves unmoderated for convenience. It is just that I got a similarly nasty lesson all those years ago, except in

Bruce, Bounce was the prior behavior, so I'm sure that's default so as not to change a group's behavior unexpectedly. Shal -- Help: /static/help More Help:

Martin, My first thought is that you may be logged in a on different email account and that you have multiple subscriptions to that group, the one you are currently logged in on is owner a normal

Hello Shal, Is the option to ban a Domain useful in certain cases like this? I see that banning a domain is possible with Premium IO accounts. But perhaps a more effective method would be to have some

Yeah, me too. I was really surprised by this default and may comment on it in beta. ? Bruce -- The system Help is your friend.??/static/help

If you have a second group Owner, (s)he should be able to reinstate your privileges. Otherwise you need to send a message to support[at]groups.io. Please report back on how that goes. Regards, Bruce?

Martin, First, make sure you're logged in with the email address used to create the group.? I don't think you can change an owner's role if doing so would result in no owners.?? If you can't

Can anyone help me here ? Owner/creator of the "AvalonARC" [Amateur Radio Club] group, I've somehow managed to change my status from Owner/Moderator to simple member. Don't know how I did it (I was

I own a group with lots of pics.? It would be a good feature to be able to search the title field in the photos section to be able to find related pics. Peter Dubé

Thank you Chris & Shal, I? will keep anything nasties and their moderation notices if I should get any more, nothing since the ones I mentioned. I have? sent 2 to the owners address for you Shal,