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Several people have mentioned that their members don't read / speak much English. I seem to recall others saying that they have translated some parts into the main language of the group. Would it be

Suzanne H, 1) Is there a limit to how many members I can direct add? > No, you may submit as many addresses as you like at once. However, if you submit more than 20 in a 24 hour period a temporary

Easiest way to check would be to try to send me an invite and when I accept it, you can verify if the system works. [email protected]> wrote:

Use the following email address. "Groups. io" <[email protected]>

On Fri, Nov 15, 2019 at 04:04 PM, Suzanne H wrote: > > I just took over the administration?of a Yahoo Group and have had all the > contents transferred into our new premium?account on GIO.? The

AFAIK you can see the message Admin > Activity > search by the member's e-mail address. It shows something like this: ------------------------------------------------------------ Your Name

I just took over the administration of a Yahoo Group and have had all the contents transferred into our new premium account on GIO. The Yahoo Group had a few hundred email addresses that were

Bruce, well, no, there is no acceptance in the sent invitations statistic. But she got the mail with my invitation and told me, that she clicked accept. This is by the way one of the many persons in

David -- The Admin functions are hidden under the More hamburger menu on mobile. Did you look there? It's really a lot easier to do these things with a full-width screen. Further troubleshooting

Victoria -- I'm going to go back to your original post and ask a very basic question:? How do you know that she accepted your invitation? Go to Admin>Invite and click the Sent Invitations button. If

Eric, I don't understand what you're saying there. The same as any other group. In most respects sub-groups are exactly the same as regular groups. The differences mainly involve the fact that the

I used my debit card to pay for 2 groups. No problem (a Visa debit). Dave Rypma

Well, if and when the API is up and running, you can use it to get a list of members, and then you can perform an archive search for each member, and then get the last item for each. You should be

Chris wrote: Victoria; something else to check. Invited Member and Accepted Invitation are both specific actions that are recorded in the Activity log. Are you able to find entries in your group's log

Go to Admin > Members > click the member > edit "Display Name". This affects that user's display name in that group only (and you can't have a different display name in subgroups, I'm told), but as

i can't see that I can update a user's profile name and I want to make sure that's correct. Thanks, Rachel

You could suggest it on beta after it's open to suggestions again.? I personally wouldn't expect much support for the idea.? If there is support for the idea, I suspect it would be waaay down the

Well, the problem still is that I can?t see her in the members list. She already looged out, logged back in again and did page refreshes. Victoria

Victoria; something else to check. Invited Member and Accepted Invitation are both specific actions that are recorded in the *Activity* log. Are you able to find entries in your group's log for (a)

It seems to be a client configuration problem. I suggest asking the subscriber if he has his mail client configured to block sending of mail to either subdomain addresses or foreign top-level domains.