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Do I really need to use a different email to login to my groups to keep my personal address out of the footer? I started a groups.io for my sons school. Now 600+ families see my personal email address

Nobe, Recently, Gmail made some changes which added additional folders under the I'm not seeing anything new in either of my Gmail accounts, I think you may have simply opened something that was

Hi! Recently, Gmail made some changes which added additional folders under the left side of page menu. Such as, updates, forums, promotions, which usually include the same items coming through the

Shal, Ouch!? Another open barn door? Good reason for moderating postings to it. -- Bob Bellizzi Founder, Fuchs Friends?? Founder & Executive Director,?The Corneal Dystrophy Foundation (

Your original information didn't include that you personally knew each of the people who applied. If your only accepts people whom you know, why not make it a restricted group and, that way you delete

Bob, To clarify, my method in no way endangers anything as no spammers are able to join my group. As I said, I do review each individual account before unmoderating it. I get notifications that Joe,

Could someone assist me in organizing my subgroups into categories? I tried creating subgroups, and I tried creating categories, but I cannot figure out how to assign a subgroup to a particular

Bob, It actually creates a direct, private, one way channel into a group from Duane has done some testing today that belies my description. I thought I had tested this behavior but instead they *do*

I think I got it: it is "receive-only" from the group's perspective. It is "send-only" from the human's perspective. I tend to think human. :-) Samuel

Shal, it would seem that a more accurate & descriptive name is needed to self-describe how this works. It actually creates a direct, private, one way channel into a group from the email address of the

Samual, Do you mean that non-members can post messages to my group if they send One specific non-subscriber address per integration. On first use the integration remembers the sending address and

Our group uses the email integration to automatically post web formmail and PayPal notifications to a "member management" subgroup. So it's useful for getting these kinds of automated notices into

Yes, that seems to be how it works.? I've just done a test from an email address I have that is not linked with Groups.io in anyway and the message came through to my group. The reply options can be

I'm still not quite sure what it is. Do you mean that non-members can post messages to my group if they send their e-mail to the "receive-only" e-mail address? So its like a one-direction subscription

Using this option will create an email address for the group that can only receive messages, not send.? Anything sent to this email address will get posted to the group.? It can be set to deliver

Hello I could not find the answer to this question in the help files. What does the "Create a receive-only email address that posts to your group" option do? It makes no sense... how can a

"whatever the owner / moderator wants it to say” = more information, whatever it says (even if they already have it, and the Owner / Moderator wants to send it to them again). My point

Er... yes I know that. Incorrect; it sends the applicant a message that says whatever the owner / moderator wants it to say. It does not by definition send more information to the applicant, although

That's probably a fair comment. What led me in this direction was the point about Moderators being able to see (or not see) the View Attachments link on the Upgrade page. It just seems a bit odd that

The Pending Subscription feature does not put an applicant on hold. What it does do is send more information to the applicant at the same time it sends a “Subscription Approval Needed” notice