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Saying that your Yahoo group was closed and disabling members' ability to post to it are not the same thing. Set it to "Announcement" and they will not be able to post and that should get their

Well, if Mark ever did something with the "likes" you can put on messages in the group webpage, that might give a little insight. But not top priority! Frances -- FAQ on Moving from YahooGroups (

Can you give a use case as to why you would need this in the first place? Are you doing this for marketing purposes, branding, etc? Sarah Alawami, owner of TFFP.

I'm not sure about integrating -- AFAIK the actual signing up has to be done on the Groups.io site, but you can put buttons, fill-in fields and links on web sites where people can very easily sign up.

1. Can i track (open / read rates)? - I'm not aware of anything to track read rates on the Web forum. For practical purposes there is no feedback from email clients opening messages without doing

On Sun, Nov 17, 2019 at 01:23 PM, Samuel Murray wrote about *moderation.* True. Easy to do. However if you want to link check (we do that on the travel group I moderate) or remove long signatures, you

Do you mean that you want to see a list of pending messages for all 50 groups simultaneously so that you can accept/reject them in bulk? I know of no such feature. I suppose one could write something

Why not turn off posting in the old group? That might get their attention, and it will serve your purpose of not wanting posts in the old group. Donald <adam_carlson@...> wrote:

There is a round-about way. Modify your "Group Description", "Welcome Message", and "Footer message" to alert those logging in, joining or reading a posted message. It doesn't send an e-mail but it is

I sent this to the support@ 5 days ago but didn't hear back. Maybe someone knows the answer to these questions? 1. Can i track (open / read rates)? 2. Can I moderate messages (for 50 groups easily) 3.

After long delays in Transfer joining up, the group transfers wrere */SPEEDY !!.../* taking about an hour from go-ahead to completion. Impressive! Thanks. -John ===================

Adam -- The answer is no. Regards, Bruce

I did send an email to the full list saying when it was closed and telling everyone to move to groups.io. I also sent messages counting down the days to when it looked like the migration would be

That would be actually good for me as well. We have a sub group or 2 and some of the topics stray to that sub group so it would be handy to move said messages from group a to subgroup a.1 Sarah

Hi - does anyone know if we can access analytics (read/open rates) to all messages being shared? I'm curious to know how many of my members actually open the emails or forward them, etc. Thanks!

Well, you probably don't want to hear this,but Yahoo! webmail does exactly that. If you "hover" the mouse pointer over the end of any displayed subject, an image of a magnifying glass appears.

The icons show up in Feed. /feed Frances -- FAQ on Moving from YahooGroups ( /g/GroupManagersForum/wiki/FAQ-on-Moving-from-YahooGroups ) GMF Wiki: (unofficial) Help

Too bad *what* only shows up on smart phones, Don? If you mean the logo, where else would you have liked the logo to show up? Samuel

Well, it's either group messages together even if their authors were lazy, or don't group messages together at all, meaning that current users have to spend a lot more time "moving" through the

To bad it only shows up on smart phones. Don