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Shal . . . wrote: Could the person join someone's premium group just to do that, assuming that the owner is willing to help? Or maybe Mark can change the address? Donald

Reading FAQs and got lots of info. * Is it correct we could import exiting Yahoo groups into this site to get started. * Can someone added by step 1 to this group opt out at anytime? * As we collect

Charlie, Nor a password to log in with, if they never set one up. Not if they can't log in to Groups.io, nor receive any messages sent to the old address. To log in you need one or the other: a

You need to read the site Terms of Service, as you should have before creating your group.? Specifically, the User Conduct section under Conditions of Use. /static/tos Duane -- Help:

Account information cannot be changed without logging in. However, it is not necessary to have an active cookie. If the person has set an account password, (s)he should be able to log in even without

I have a subscriber who changed email providers and then realized they had neglected to change the address associated with their GIO account.? They no longer have access to their old email account,

Why is my group being removed? Please read below to see what l wrote back. Why can't I fight it before they remove it? It seems unfair and one sided. From: Karen Rodriguez <erotoo1@...> Date:

Thankyou all for the very helpful comments - I am now more aware of some of the features available. I think what I was wanting to address is actually outside of the main system.? It is the reject

If you're an owner or sufficient level moderator go to your group/Admin/Integrations The first option is for an email input (integration) point and then Facebook, etc follow further down the page. As

Hi everyone, On the webpage of groups.io I have found the information, that it is possible to c reate a receive - only email address that posts to a group. How can I do that? Thanks in advance. Best,

There is no "Invitation Only" group setting. However the work around is: Admin-> Settings: scroll down to: "Privacy-> Visibility": set to: "Group not listed in Directory, private messages" "Spam

If it were my group, I wouldn't have it listed in the Groups.io directory.? That would minimize the chances of anyone finding it, so there should be little to deal with.? You could also have a

My thanks to all who have responded - time to consider! Regards Peter

Thanks Judy - yes we can stop non members from posting, but they receive an email saying their message has been rejected and, in that email, there is information telling them what to do in order to

In the normal course of events a Subscriber sets or edits their own Display Name, and of course any such action appears in the Activity Log. Very occasionally a Moderator may have to intervene and set

*Groups.io has the ability to keep non members from posting to your group.? Perhaps that would help? * *Judy*

When a new file is uploaded we are given the option of sending a notice to members, but not when an existing file is updated. Can anyone see a reason why this option should not also be available (as a

We are looking into moving to groups.io and note that there is no option to restrict a group to be invite only.? I have found various options to strap down unwanted activity, but would like to

It's software that you install on your device and launch to access groups.io (in lieu of using a web browser). See https://beta.groups.io/g/main/search?q=posterid%3A3+app for previous posts from Mark

Sorry guys been out of the loop for awhile, what kind of app are we talking about now.