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I in no way speak for either yahoo or io but it’s been my impression for a couple of years now that Yahoo was doing everything it could to encourage folks to take their groups elsewhere. If I’d

Hi, Duane, To anyone else with what might be a common problem at this point due to deadlines and the like: So far as I can tell, my invite (another sent just in case the first somehow went astray)

So for our group to be publicly seen in groups.io BUT our messages and archives to be viewable by members only, the correct option during transfer is "group listed in directory, private messages"?

I wouldn't pre-invite. You're going to have a big mess with double memberships and everything when it eventually comes through. (btw... hi from an ex location guy)

It turns out that Y will only allow me to sign in with my YAHOO mailing address - and infers the @yahoo, to boot. My UID was skipgundlach and my PW one I recall; when I got back to my old computer it

Beginning transfer of our group from yahoogroups. So we want our group to be public in .io but want messages to be private to members only.? Do I select the option "group listed in directory, private

Not sure what you mean by "Current owners have realized that they have made a huge mistake?" If you are talking about Verizon? They don't believe that they are making a mistake, they are protecting

I’m sure they don’t think this was a mistake. Just as not selling to Microsoft wasn’t a mistake. Srsly, and I know I’ve said this before, but I’ve been asking for over a decade why Yahoo

Especially if you actually block posting to your Yahoo site. Chris

Update #5 on timeline for transfer of my Yahoo group: about 5,000 messages and 267 members: Tue 10/22 0900 ET Purchased Premium Plan, requested a transfer from Yahoo Groups, and invited

Ron, Been there, done that. As you find posts made to the old Yahoo group, just email the members and remind them of the change and ask them to email the post to the new groups.io site. Eventually,

I have 3 pretty important Yahoo groups that are in the Transfer que at aroung # 360 or so... in the meantime I think I am gonna go ahead and have my entire YH memberships make the manual migration

Yahoo will be left with the defunct groups with no living owner and bouncing members, but also the groups that function fine with email-only....Until Yahoo kills those! wrote:

I don't know that they're all transferring, but there have been at least 4500 new groups (those visible in the directory) created on GIO since the Yahoo announcement on the 16th. Duane -- Help:

That's when replying online.? You can always include the entire post by clicking the speech bubble (Quote Whole Post) at the top left of the reply window.? You can also highlight the part that you

I'd be interested in knowing how many groups are making the transfer from Yahoo to Groups.io. I wonder if the current yahoo owners have realized that they've made a huge mistake? I suspect when it's

I found the process to be pretty smooth after the invite to join the group was accepted. I bet things are pretty slammed with Yahoo's recent announcement declaring an end date for their groups. FWIW

Becky -- When using the online message editor to reply, you can quote the original message by clicking on the quote bubble (far left icon on the menu bar). Or you can highlight the text you want to

Not that I'm aware of.? That's the main reason it's suggested that you freeze posting on the YG before the GIO export takes place. Duane -- Help: /static/help GMF's Wiki:

I think it might depend on how you're downloading.? Apparently YG has a limit on the traffic for each group.? If you're using the Dashboard to ask for a download, it shouldn't make any difference.?