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Ha - they just appeared! Looks like you were right about the indexing, Bruce. Thanks, all. Peter

Thanks. I am able to read the messages on the yahoo group. We got the email this morning that the transfer had completed, and it said it couldn't transfer 290 messages. However, this gap equates to

Thanks, Bruce. The message we got back from the transfer agent was that it couldn't transfer 290 messages. This gap equates to about 4,000. Yes, the messages are still present in the yahoo group.

If it's only been a short time, I'd give it a little more.? It can take awhile for the indexing to catch up to the import.? Have you looked in the archive for a message that was posted during that

Peter -- It's likely a problem with a Yahoo Groups server that occurred at the time of group export. Can you log into Yahoo Groups and see these messages now? See also

Our transfer just finished and tt looks like about two years of messages didn't migrate. Any suggestions?

Robert -- It may be. You do have a separate Welcome message set up and activated for this destination subgroup, right? Bruce

Kim -- That should not be possible. You probably have a Pending member or two, so your Members List is defaulting to the Pending Approval view. See /g/GroupManagersForum/message/22622

My transfer has been successful, EXCEPT that my former YahooGroup members are listed in the Directory but are not in my Members list.? I declined the initial notice from Groups when I made the

Return to the status page and double-check the destination group of your transfer. Did you make that upgrade for this particular destination group? The payment plan is per group, not per account.

Hello groups.io chaps, The page at /yahootransfer now says: View Existing Transfer Status: PnP@... (needs your

Robert, I'm out of ideas. My most recent group transfer was a couple years ago, but my test email address received both the "You have been added to ..." and the "Welcome to ..." messages. I don't

On Fri, Nov 8, 2019 at 04:34 PM, West Coast Compa?eros Staff wrote: > > On Fri, Nov 8, 2019 at 03:44 PM, Shal Farley wrote: > >> Robert, >> >> >> The Note says: >> >> >> * If you have created a

Rick, Use the feature as it was intended: wait until a member posts, and then approve his/her message. That will unmoderate him/her automatically, depending on your group's Unmoderate After selection.

I've been manually creating new groups within Groups.io as part of a transition from Yahoo! Groups. I have around 50 Groups in Yahoo! I've managed to create 20 groups within Groups.io, however I don't

Karen, I have a spare email address that I include in every batch of Invites (or Direct Adds). I remove the address from the group later. Shal -- Help: /static/help More Help:

Similarly, if I want to change the moderation setting for all members, I don't appear to be able to select all, just 20 at a time?

No, that's the way it works.? It's not clearly stated on the transfer page, but elsewhere you're told that links will be copied into databases.? If you don't want to use them in a database, you can

I'm one of the many who have moved from Yahoo Groups. a) I now have 1000+ members that are set to Moderated after first post. Unmoderating them one at a time seems .. painful, so there has to be a

Hello Francis, Thank you so much for your suggestions. The problem is, I am completely blind, and rely on a screen reader. Not sure how I can change the background color for the text. Thanks, Fabien