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Absolutely - posting even to a private group essentially makes the post public to anyone in the group or who subsequently joins the group. Furthermore, unless his posts explicitly state that they are

I believe the reference is to the box at the top of the Pricing page. Duane -- Help: /static/help GMF's Wiki: /g/GroupManagersForum/wiki Search button at the top of

Wouldn’t anything he posted to the group be “public” once it’s posted? If his replies to members were public, then there isn’t a problem. Ellen Sent: Sunday, May 19, 2019 7:48 AM To:

From my perspective having moved several groups from Yahoo to Groups.io, your best bet is this: tell him that if he objects to having anything he has posted moved to your new group on Groups.io, he's

If I remember correctly when groups.io was new, this question came up. You don't have to remove quotes of his posts in other's posts. You may be able to put the responsibility on him to delete his own

I help moderate a group at Yahoo but our notice of intent to move had a very different tangent. One of our users who posts several times a day suddenly noticed that their posts were sometimes not

Eh??? All my Admin access uses is the Bars'More sub menu. Regards davew

Oops I sent a PM with my phn to Doug before reading to the bottom of this thread! I'm in New Zealand too and been dealing with lost Y* access. Drat. Anyway, he can reply to me off list. regards davew

Yes, we have already created the new group here and we have a plan to crowd fund to raise the money. We like the "Premium" level group and our plan is to maintain it at Premium level even after the

Not an easy one, I suspect. I would suggest that the person concerned be put on moderation immediately if he isn't already; that will stop any troublesome posts from him getting through. Have you

Hi Prasad, Yes what a sad case. Point out the merits and reasons for the move being required for the benefits of all members. What jurisdiction/ location is he in? Then, as above, before the transfer

Here is a solution............. If you want to move your group to groups IO then I would delete him from the Yahoo group and write to him telling him why. Tell him that when the IO group is set up you

I have one ... leave him where he is ....... then delete the old group. You can’t force anyone to move to another group. Ellen Sent: Saturday, May 18, 2019 9:12 PM To: [email protected]

You could give him the option to delete his content before the move. If he hasn't posted many messages you could delete them after the move. The owner of groups.io might have a solution. Contact him

I am working to move a Yahoo group with almost 9800 members and I have some members taking serious objections. One has posted that he " _do not_ authorize anyone to transfer any of my personal

On 24/03/2019 15:30, Shal Farley wrote: > Doug, > > > Yahoo would not accept my change of email, and blocked me from the > > group which I own! > I don't recognize you from Y!GMF, if you'd like some

Isn't it the case that if you remove the message from the archives immediately then it will not make to anyone set to receive digests or summaries?

Hi, Yesterday, I created a poll on my group. I've deleted this poll today and made a new post with the results. However, a group member answered to the poll topic and obviously the topic with the

There are probably web sites for that sort of thing.? You may also be able to post to local sites for crafters.? You can use the code under the Promote section of the group or just a link to the

I was not at all sure about the latter syntax, so I posted a test message to my subgroup using it, and was quite surprised to find that it worked. Yes. This would also seem to be correct. I just