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Since we direct subscribe new members?after we vet them and provide them with a short how to in the confirmation email, we have a pretty consistent process. But a woman just requested to join and Our

It should make no difference if it's the digest coming in, or a Private response from a member. I would be going in to the web interface, to any message she's ever sent to the group, and try to send

A group member on gmail reports that she has had no emails from my groups.io group since the beginning of April. She is on fully featured digest. Her last email was delivered at 6.03pm and has the

Marina, While checking the Activity Log, I was puzzled to notice loads of messages, Most of them because they were non-members of the group (I'm seeing similar rejections in YGOG and the Yahoo Groups

Since mid-December, groups.io has been blocking all messages from "numbered accounts"?(ref:??/g/updates/message/69 ). There has been no further explanation but I assume Mark

Although I set my old Yahoo group so as to block all messages, a member somehow managed to send a post and it went through without Yahoo rejecting it. While checking the Activity Log, I was puzzled to

Very sure. The Rejection message shows in the list under Member Notices along with the other notices I set up. Its status is "Active". Presumably it reaches the rejected pending member, but it does

tommy0421, I believe that this common frustration is because the message search includes only the message body, not the display name or email address of the posting member. That should have been

Tommy, ? ? ? ? ? ? I just made a formal request for a "one-click" version of this function on the beta group:?? " Find?Content " for Member Function (

An issue came up with a member in one of my groups. In order to decide how best to respond I decided to look to see how active this member had been and how they'd behaved in the past. I did a message

Absolutely, Brian. That all makes sense but this will depend much on the nature, characteristics and purpose of a group. ?In our case, we're a co-located, offline, quasi-governmental and private

Great advice. Shal! ?What I sort-of expected (more about management than the software/platform) but fabulous ideas. Aside from just ensuring the transparency culture for the group, it's also about

I'd say this really needs to be a "rule of the group" and a part of a group's culture from its first days. I've been on sites where this is a requirement, and you can't register unless you provide a

Barry, ? I think the simplest thing to do is establish a group rule (via the group's guidelines) that members must put their full name into the Display Name field in the Group Profile tab of their

To my knowledge, there is currently no way to enforce this in the software. If there was, I'd be doing it, too. Regards, Bruce? -- The system Help is your friend.??/static/help

Just launched a new group with just shy of 300 members and it went smoothly (thanks Mark, Shal and groups.io; I'm well along in my yahoo recovery program already!). With apologies yet again for posing

Randi, ? Yes. Each member of the group, including each owner and moderator, has a Posting Privilege control . ? Click on your row in the Member's list (anywhere except the checkbox) then scroll to

Can you take yourself off moderation if you have everything sent to everybody Moderated?

Thanks That works David [email protected]> wrote:

I just checked this in my test group and also encountered some rather peculiar behavior. Sometimes when I edit a row containing a time entry the entry disappears entirely and/or defaults to 12:00 am.