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I am moving a list from yahoo groups to groups.io.? Rather than migrating the list, which would create a different set of problems, we set up the group here, and sent an invite email to users of the

Looks that all is in place! Only thing is that is nto right is the old messages stop at the year 2007, nothing newer.... poikaa

Duane, I know some plan to keep the Y! groups in place for awhile, if nothing more Yup. A "we've moved" sign for anyone that comes across them. but will you eventually delete them? Will you ask your

With several thousand members we wanted to make sure everybody gets the word. So, we will keep our Y! group till the end. Our group homepage there explains that it is now inactive and points people to

When I set up our new group in groups.io, I devised a plan to attrition the Yahoo group and discussed with my co-moderator. Our plan was to eventually make our Yahoo group still open but inactive. I

I have moved only two small groups.? In one case, I deleted all the members except myself.? This allowed me to catch emails sent by non-subscribers (which was allowed on that group), alert those

Our groups are still up because pointers from other places out of our control send folks to the yahoo groups .. more people know about yahoo groups so if they sign up there we can still message them

This reminded me of a question I've been wondering about.? For those that move to Groups.io, what will you do with your Y! Groups?? When the neo fiasco happened, I immediately looked for a refuge.?

J, Reports vary widely. Some users/groups have apparently been unaffected by recent outages while others severely so. Panic about the sinking of Yahoo Groups has been a recurring theme through the

Watching yahoo groups blow up is reminiscent of watching the Deepwater Horizon blow up. I watched the movie last night. It starts small, with some warnings about pressure gauges. Some people ignore

In my experience the EMAIL route to invite/join is broken. The invited member does receive the email but if they just reply to that nothing else happens and they are not subscribed. But if they click

NYILLogistics, As a matter of group policy, go to the Settings page and in the "Message Policies" section set the "Reply To" option to "Sender". If you're talking about replying to an individual

How do you set the reply to message only to the Sender ? I do not want the reply to set to the entire group

ruthie, Yes, but groups.io is not your typical email provider. Again, no harm in trying it. I think an email to [email protected], including the name of your Yahoo Group, is about as good a plan B as

we have been experiencing this phenomenon in our group for months, across all email providers. the invites just never arrive, not in spam either. perhaps a Plan B is needed for transfers, if this is a

If yahoo invite is really not working, I'm sure you could persuade Mark to apply to your group To make it easier, you could make your group unrestricted temporarily, until he joins. Just an idea. J

ruthie, A number of things can happen between the invite page and the invitee's inbox. Most common is that the invitation gets diverted to the invitee's Spam folder. Sometimes the invitee's email

i am able to promote members to moderator status(that feature was broken, but now fixed, surprisingly) # 3 happens...i hv been trying it today myself, n anticipation of the big move to IO, with

This has nothing to do with moderation. It has to do with being a membership-restricted group or not. Once they're in, they will be moderated or not according to the group policy (unmoderated,

No. Once you invite someone, they are pre-approved. But you can send the person a link to the group's home page and suggest that they apply for membership. J