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Frances, In mine the moderator notices, and the Owner Email option, are below the Advanced Preferences drop-down, but outside it. That is, I don't have to click on and open up the Advanced Preferences

I got your message, Duane! Thanks for the test. I'll take your advice about sending to support, though.? Still mystified, Barb

I'm pretty sure that the Help address just sends a canned response with information about the group. I don't believe that the owner can change any of that (yet?). Sounds like you should report your

I had already selected to receive all email in the subscriptions area. I check advanced section and didn't see anything that would affect delivery. This is what I selected: All Emails Receive every

Hi Finally found where I could see the owners’ email address - on the home page of each of my groups. For example, for this group, go to /g/GroupManagersForum

Barb, Unlike Yahoo Groups, in Groups.io each moderator has a subscription option to control receiving messages sent to the owner address. It is possible that you have yours set to "None" or (from)

Lena, I stand corrected, thanks! I got the impression it was new from Mark's comments, but I guess that was just my misunderstanding. So that does go back directly to Sharon's question: why not Yahoo

Hi For our travel group and my family groups, the email addresses are different - [email protected] <mailto:[email protected]> And this group’s email address is:

Hi - little help? I'm testing the email [email protected] and [email protected]. Neither one comes through to my gmail account. What am I missing? Many

I don't think so. I run my own mailserver. I subscribed to feedback loops of a few large mailbox providers including (in March 2011) mail.yahoo.com. In December 2011 I got yahooMail's feedback loop

Phil, Very nice! I hope to take inspiration from your work when I finally get a round tuit for moving a couple of my own groups from Yahoo to here. Shal

I found a way to accomplish it that wasn't too bad. On each page of users, I right clicked on any in the NC state and opened their account info up in new tabs. ?Then I went through each of those and

We have started an attempt at this and it is public: /g/LWIdeas/wiki ( /g/LWIdeas/wiki ) Phil Johnson 2370

Sharon, As I've said, this "FBL" protocol invented by the email services is relatively new - much newer than the "Neo" redesign of Yahoo Groups. So my guess is that there's no one left at Yahoo to

But there were never subscribers unsubscribed on Yahoo. My Yahoo list was almost 3000 subscribers too. But as I think about it hasn’t happened since shortly after I transferred the list. But I’m

Here's the link: GroupManagersForum wiki ( /g/GroupManagersForum/wiki ) Frances

I think there were some reports several months ago about it doing that to other services - making users explicitly log on to retrieve messages (rather than actually sending them), etc. J

J, According to what Mark said (much earlier), he suspects that refusing delivery of messages from a mailing list is AOL's way of "punishing" email list services that don't act upon FBL reports.

Sharon, I think part of the confusion may be that just having an AOL address doesn't tell us which user interface the person is using. For example, I'm using a gmail address here, but I'm not using

Our group "officially" tells members not to use an aol address for Groups.io. Most of the aol members have created gmail accounts by this point, but a couple of them continue to use aol. They're