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I only posted one thing saying "Testing".? It hasn't gone through yet.? There are no other messages.

We recently created a groups.io group with input from EYT. The Default Sub Setting, before the transfer, for Message Selection was Following Only. We realized later we wanted All Messages and changed.

Yes Yahoo Groups is dead. I get nothing now. "Yahoo servers appear to be offline or your IP has been temporarily locked out." And the pages I did have up, I click on the links, get redirects to the

You might contact the owner and ask if they were holding the name for your group. I did that for a couple groups. One group I did it for turned out to be an orphan and I'm trying to pull it together

There is another possibility. Someone wanted to hijack one of my YG and registered the name with GIO, then transferred some of the files without Mod priviledges on YG. Sound unlikely? Well, it

With the settings you provided, the owner or moderator will have to moderate at least your first message. Did you see who the owner is from any posts? Harry, this is just members helping members. We

Whoa! A bit of a free-for-all! So you can see the messages without joining. Anyone can! Unmoderated (except one or more posts). And no permission needed to join. So just click on Join this group. You

Exactly what I tried - posted something but it has not been approved.? groups.io must have a record of the owner and whether a group is stagnant.

There may even have been groups where the owners decided that they simply didn't want to invest the time and effort required to move a group or restart it elsewhere. I can't say how grateful I am for

Doesn't sound abandoned.? I'd join and post a message to see if it gets approved, rejected, or ignored.? There have been a few cases I've heard of where someone used a YG name so their 'opponents'

I'd say that's unlikely.? I haven't had an account on Yahoo for 6 years and I got the email notifications they sent out to group owners, so anyone that's still an owner would have gotten them.? I

Owners coud send out "Special Notices" which often overrode "No Email" but not all Owners got the Yahoo notice. I didn't. Also, members didn't have a real 'need to know' much in advance. -John

Some quiet group owners may not have known. And in many groups, a lot of people are no mail or digest; if they haven't checked the site recently, the owner had no way of letting them know. No one can

Group Settings * All subscribers can post to the group. * Posts to this group do not require approval from the moderators. * Posts from new users require approval from the moderators. * Messages are

Why not join the group? You can always unsubscribe. At least you will find out if there are many of your old group there. Frances -- Moving to Groups.io (without easy transfer) (

Quoting is sometimes essential, especially if some of your readers might be getting 50-100 emails a day. If I wish to respond to a post saying they don't like a specific sentence in a book, then: "I

Well, check out the settings for the group on the group homepage. Is it moderated or not? "Posts to this group do not require approval from the moderators." - unmoderated. Is the message archive

Well, there is one workaround - if you are online, click to open the message. Then change from "message" to "topic" at the top of the page. That topic will have a vertical blue line on the left side

I emailed that address and have not heard back.? Is it possible somebody created it and abandoned it?

On the group homepage, in the list of?email addresses: Group Owner: [GROUPNAME][email protected] Frances -- Moving to Groups.io (without easy transfer) (