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Not entirely sure, but I don't think groups.io will send a welcome notice to an unconfirmed address. So I think you have to respond to the confirmation notice first. Messages can arrive staggered even

Thanks for responding... No. Neither. It is a "free" group and they are simply new members signing up. Sorry, I see that I made a mistake in nomenclature. By "created Welcome Mail", I actually meant

FWIW the only solution I was able to find was a suggestion from one of my group members that after you download 1,000 you go through and delete those 1,000 members from your Y!G so you can then

We've seen some suggestions that transfers are going faster (the import part), but Mark made an announcement that verifies it: https://beta.groups.io/g/main/topic/42309259 Duane -- Help:

Use the list on your group home page.? Remember that GIO uses the + for extensions where YG used a -. Duane -- Help: /static/help GMF's Wiki:

Hi, It is possible for Yahoo Group Owners to download member addresses, etc, in CSV format into Excel, but the download is limited to 1000 members. Does anyone know how to get around this limit, so

James -- Yes, the current behavior of digests is to collapse the top- and bottom-quoted parts. Otherwise the 12 post in a digest can get really long and choke some mail servers (not so much of a

The digests are coming with only the portion of an email that is the new part of a response. For instance if I post a question to the group and someone responses to my question the digest only has

Howard -- Look at the subgroup's home page. Does a Feed link appear there, under "Group Information?" If not, it's probably because your message archive is private. RSS feeds will not validate for

No one ever responded to this, and I see this is still not working properly in Groups.io. I prefer to receive group discussions via RSS feed rather than email, as the Thunderbird client handles both

Dina -- You are probably logged in using the wrong email address...one that does not own the group. Or maybe you're not logged in at all? See

When I have direct information that a group member's email address has changed and that that member is bouncing, it seems to me that instead of trying to change the member's address, which does not

Dennis -- This is probably because Yahoo never sent any out...either because of a Yahoo glitch or you simply never had that permission to begin with. Someone needs to keep trying to send this

Are these transferred members from YahooGroups? Are they members you direct added (Premium or enterprise groups)? Or are they members you invited? If they sent in a subscribe email (rather than you

I wanted to make sure I had the list of email addresses to use for the same standard monthly message as on Yahoo groups, if we used it.

There is no standard message that is sent out monthly. That is up to each group to set up. Edit your Monthly Reminder notice in Member Notices. Your group guidelines also goes on your home page left

Thank you for that. I meant that the group owner might decide to keep the same policies from the Yahoo group, which might be more strict than those listed above. So if there is a standard message,

I recently created a moderated group; we have about 35 members. When a member joins, they immediately receive a basic groups.io welcome message (that I apparently cannot edit). About 5-10 minutes

I recently created a group called DanielPinner. Of course, since I created it, I was automatically the owner and moderator of the group. I set about inviting members to the group and rec'd 7 positive

Bruce--it says, "Make sure you have sent an invite to your group for the user|[email protected]|. We will send you an email once we've received and accepted an invite. If this message hasn't been