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Yahoo is shutting down its Groups website and deleting all content https://www.engadget.com/2019/ 10/16/yahoo-groups-to-shut- down/ ( https://www.engadget.com/2019/10/16/yahoo-groups-to-shut-down/ )

The last I had an exchange w Mark over a photo issue on a wiki page, “remote images” still remain “remote.” ??With the obvious drawback (and benefit) to that. Ken

Donald, I've had requests from NextDoor a few times but something doesn't I have a bit more trust in Nextdoor than you, mostly because it is where Gordon Strause

Thanks, Bruce. These may be less of an issue with the Yahoo migration than with the Wikispaces. People with an interest in the subject of my Yahoo Groups are more motivated to join. Wikispaces was

Paul -- You can poll for that using the Pending Subscription member notice. Responses are collected in the "+owner messages" section of their member record. If they don't provide what you ask for,

Reviews of NextDoor are *very* mixed: https://www.trustpilot.com/review/nextdoor.com Bill

Paul . . . wrote: I've had requests from NextDoor a few times but something doesn't sound right about it. I got the feeling that privacy is lacking and that my data would be sold to 3rd parties. That

Shal . . . wrote: I tried following the directions on the Chrome extension and the directions seem to be way outdated. I tried to guess what it meant since the menus on the current Chrome version are

I have sent them a message and will report back if / when they get back to me. Thanks, Su

Ne wmember here - sorry to revive an old topic.? Any progress been made here? Reason i ask is that I manage a yahoogroup for our neighborhood and it would be helpful to require eople to put in their

Bruce, Unfortunately, you cannot download a list of all 10,000 members...Yahoo There are a few other third-party solutions to that, including PG Offline <http://www.personalgroupware.com/>, a chrome

Unfortunately, you cannot download a list of all 10,000 members...Yahoo won't let you. So you are left with using the groups.io transfer mechanism or...yes...asking everyone to abandon the old group

Glenn -- I, for one, think that makes perfect sense. You already have Direct Add capability anyway, so I see no advantage whatsoever in waiting for Mark to do something that you can do for yourself.

Many thanks Duane and Bruce for your prompt and detailed replies. I think that given the archive transfer bug and that the main group is premium, what would be easiest and fastest for us as well as

OK, still lost but that is OK. I don't think I need a subgroup. Now I followed along when creating group to transfer but not sure if anything happened. How do I transfer to let members know about the

If one considers these to be problems rather than features, then yes...all three are still broken. Regards, Bruce

When I was struggling with the demise of Wikispaces a year or so ago, there were a few issues that made me migrate elsewhere than groups.io. Now facing the end of my Yahoo Groups, can someone kindly

Susan -- You don't need a subgroup, but you might want one, as in the case of my reply to Glenn. Please see the GMF wiki entries at /g/GroupManagersForum/wiki/Subgroups and

I wrote: Embedded photos ought to. ... Mark claims to have fixed the exceptions I Oh, maybe I take that back. Remote images (where the image file itself is stored on a server rather than conveyed in

Bruce, *Embedded* photos may or may not, depending on how they are embedded. > Embedded photos ought to. If you find a (recent) case where one didn't that would probably be worth reporting to