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John, Exactly for the reason your Subject line supposes. The only way to have senders recognized as part of your "community" is to have them join the group. "Allow Non Subscribers to Post" means

Hi Bruce I did everything asked and apparently in the queue waiting patiently ??? Please let me know if I need to do anything else. I have made the transfer person moderator and unchecked

If you've already paid the $220 Annual Premium, your transfer will work.? If you want it to happen faster, you pay another $200 for the expedite fee. Duane -- Help: /static/help

Yes.? I usually work online, so it's handy to have a signature for each group.? If I used email, it would append the same thing as below when sent to this group.? (I have both enabled on all the

Bruce, Jules, ANYONE, I was able to fix the moderator status, thank you, but now I realize that I will have to fork over $200 I DON'T HAVE to transfer this thing, and, frankly that is LUDICROUS. I

If you add one to the subscription to a particular group, does that get added to whatever is already on your email? Or will it replace any existing sig with that one? Thanks, Su

Vance -- This has lately been taking 1-3 days. It is not automated and requires human intervention (solving a "not a bot" CAPTCHA on the Yahoo Groups site). Lately, Yahoo Groups has also been slow to

John -- It's to keep malicious people from spamming all of the members of your group, directing them to phishing sites, and so on. The very reputation of groups.io as a mailing list service is also at

I am at step 4 in the transfer process. I have completed steps 1-3 My question is, HOW LONG DOES IT TAKE TO GET THE EMAIL, and if I don't receive it after that amount of time, what should I do then? *

The mbox files could be imported into an email client such as Thunderbird and sent to the

Thanks for the further input, Donald. I already paid the one year fee thinking that I had to in order to transfer the group. Since I already paid it, would it be possible to send the downloads of the

Can anyone tell me why Groups.io blocks incoming messages from external submitters and puts them in the Pending queue. We have a small group that provides advice to our community and only those

Ian, Yes they do. There are options to paying for the Easy Yahoo Group Transfer, but those won't copy all of the data for you.

Bonnie - try to be patient. It took almost 48 hours for [email protected] to show in our member list but eventually it did. Made it a mod, clicked "go ahead" and now we wait again ;) Good luck!

An obscure situation that has happened to others:? The person withdrew their request to join before you approved it.? Nothing gets logged anyplace because they weren't actually a member yet.? You

No, what comes from YG is what is used.? No way to edit those. Duane -- Help: /static/help GMF's Wiki: /g/GroupManagersForum/wiki Search button at the top of

I bet the email you got says they received your invitation.? That just means that they're aware of it and you don't need to send another.? They won't accept it until they're ready to add you to the

Larry . . . wrote: I'm not sure you're going to be able to do that. Some have used PG Offline to archive their group then export the messages to many HTML files, then paste them into one continuous

Larry -- The groups.io interface provides no function that will allow you to import these messages to your group's message archive, all indexed, searchable and attributable to the original posters.

I have now migrated all my member's emails to the new group and invited them to join. That's all working fine. I also uploaded my photos and files. My final hurdle is getting the messages