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Hello, I joined groups.io in order to transfer everything from my Yahoo group to groups.io in one fell sweep bringing everyone and everything with me in April this year. I have made groups.io a member

Yes, that's it. I have two active email accounts in my Outlook setup. Now that I know what to look for, I should be able to fix it. Thank you so much.

Hello, yes you will have to join the group first before posting. Joseph Hudson Email jhud7789@... I device support [mod note: Sandra has joined and posted at beta. excessive sig and excess quote

Did this second person use Windows 10 Mail as their mail client? One annoying aspect of W10 Mail is that it embeds a small, 150-byte PNG file as an reply separator (horizontal rule), which

Hi Shal, Yesterday was Day 1 for this group (moved from Yahoo! Groups).? Two members attempted to use the paperclip icon to attach a photo to their post while in the site, but they either weren't

John, In my PTA group I have a subgroup for the PTA board members. The primary group consists of all members of the PTA unit (those who provided their email address to be put on the list, that is).

Anita, I was given those instructions back when I still used POP and never did get it (or any other "trick") to cause Gmail to put my own messages (returned from Y!Groups or other list services) in my

Gary, Understood. I normally use Gmail with Conversation mode turned off, because I can't make heads or tails of things that way. So for me Gmail doesn't show me my own message in either case (new or

Frank, There are a couple of possibilities I can think of: First: a topic (or hashtag) may be set to require moderation. If you post to such a topic your message will require moderation even though

Since there's a Members/Bouncing category that shows all hard and soft bouncing members to owners and moderators of certain permissios, it's easy to set up a process where one of? your

Patty, But, to add to Doug's reply, the downside to this feature is, that auto Not necessarily. The notice is sent by Groups.io in its own name, whereas (individual) messages are sent by Groups.io in

Julian, Your member wrote: ”I suspect this may be one for whoever runs Groups.io <http://groups.io/>, You or your member could forward the info to [email protected], not that I think that will do

I’ve received this from one of the members of my group. I’ve done a search on this group for iCloud, but found nothing that seemed appropriate. So I reproduce the email below in the hope that

One of the requirements of being a Subscriber of a subgroup is a subscription in the primary group. Assuming all people on your Steering Committee are also in the general membership, it would make

I can see your point... sort of. However, what would you implement as an alternative? If Groups.io was just to stop sending out "resubscribe" emails then what benefit would accrue? The fact would

I agree something like that would be kinda helpful at times. I think the logic behind NOT doing that is that a bouncing email address is a user account issue, not a group issue; and that information

Harvey, That information is obsolete. Do not rely on the zendesk pages, instead refer to the official help pages (linked at top and bottom of every group page). /static/help Shal --

Bruce, Thanks for the good word -- that's reassuring.? At least they're still in the group. Think about an option in the group settings to notify the owner/moderators by email when someone is marked

UKenGB, ? Perhaps.? One reason for a bounced email is a full email account.? When the owner gets back from vacation, they may clear it and be able to receive emails again. ? Harvey ? ? Si nous

Yes. You should find a checkbox for each such area on the group transfer page. Uncheck the boxes next to those areas that you don't need the agent to transfer. Be advised that if any of the members