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I as a moderator agree. I would not do this with otu the member's permission however since I did it it should be under my activity not under jane doe's. Sarah Alawami, owner of TFFP. . For more info

Short answer:? Yes.? Long answer:? See the new wiki entry at /g/GroupManagersForum/wiki/Locking_A_Group Regards, Bruce -- The system Help is your friend.

Thanks good explanation - I'm thinking of starting subgroups for our guild's officers & committees - My continuing issue is member trepidation in using groups.io -- Sandy T

Have had no file issue but the purpose of our groups.io is to keep our guild documents: minutes, membership, by-laws, show data, projects, etc.? These type of documents typically come from our

To which Shal wrote: Until it isn't. IMHO there is still a glitch in the system in that a Moderator changing a Member's Display Name is still being recorded as a Member Activity rather than a

Bruce, Does this lock out function lock everyone out of the group even owners and moderators? Don Sent: Sunday, July 28, 2019 5:13 PM To: [email protected] Subject: Re: [GMF] Lock group

Marcio, I would have suggested just replying in favor Samuel's suggestion, and I may do that, but given how far off the rails that thread has gone perhaps it would be best if you start a new topic. If

Michael, I don't know if your non-profit can afford upgrading to Enterprise plan, but if so one feature of that plan is custom domain name support. That sounds like exactly what you're looking for.

David, Correct. And as Marcio related, Groups.io is aware of the issue, but it can only be solved by Comcast. Presumably a Comcast customer can contact their support somehow. When they do they should

I've checked it out. It's only available to Premium groups, and does what it says it does -- makes everything unalterable and read-only. I could see the function having some usefulness to lock down a

David, Yes, this is indeed hapening. Mark talked about it here <https://beta.groups.io/g/main/message/21794>. Also according to Mark's message <https://beta.groups.io/g/main/message/21794>: Cheers,

I have a user who is using Comcast email, and delivery was delayed about 40 hours for some reason. A message was sent on 7/26 at 3:42 PM and he didn't receive it until 7/28 at 7:31 AM. When I look at

Doug, It does make a difference to her: the two addresses are connected to two separate Groups.io accounts - effectively two separate people as far as Groups.io is concerned. So at the moment she will

Holly, Glad you finally found the Role control, or found again I should say. Sorry about that. Yes, it is a (relatively) recent change to show the group's Title in that drop-menu instead of the

One work-around it to put this information in *Notes* in the person's account. Then you'll have the documentation you want. The notes can be accessed by all moderators and owners. ~Sandy

Mick, The short answer is: how long the member's email address has been bouncing (blue B). If the address isn't re-activated ("unbounced") it will eventually transition to "Bounced" (red B). The

I just did something like this with my test group (I changed two letters to upper case). Everything still seems to be working fine. Also, if you browse to any page in your existing group and manually

I have added a warning note about what can happen when a moderator is given Set Moderator Privileges as a Permission. Chris

Holly, I added it to the GMF wiki - Promotion, Status or Permissions Change ( /g/GroupManagersForum/wiki/Promotion%2C-Status-or-Permissions-Change ) Any member can edit this wiki!

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