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Hi everyone... Yep, I figured that’s what I would have to do. A little clumsy but we can make it work for us. Thanks for your quick and courteous responses — you don’t see much of that on

The main difference is that an owner can demote a moderator, but a moderator cannot demote an owner. If you promote someone to moderator or owner, there is a list of permissions ("privileges") that

If it's not abused, it may.? Mark has disabled it a couple of times when people were deleting gobs of topics.? He said it isn't optimized, so puts a strain on the system when used excessively.?

Tried this -- it's great! Worked perfectly and got the job done in a couple of minutes with just a few clicks. I sure hope this feature sticks around. :) Thanks, Su

Those are all covered under " Modify Group Settings"? which would be Settings under Admin if you had it. Duane -- GMF's Wiki: /g/GroupManagersForum/wiki Help:

Some members have complained when they use the reply button it goes to (the group preference). They don't see the "private" button under the text box. Is it an easy way to fix this so they can see the

Kathy, Two years ago I transferred a list that had an absentee owner. I was one of two moderators that were running the list in the owners absence. We searched from August until January trying to find

That certainly was a great step in the right direction. It protects the current Owner(s) from being usurped by any Moderator, but still can allow a Moderator to do anything an Owner can do except

On 4/1/20 7:24 PM, K Ruffing via groups.io wrote: > Dear friends, > > None of us is immortal, especially in this COVID-19 era. > > I'm sole (and benevolent) owner of a group that made the "easy

With a moderator, you get to choose the specific permissions. With owner, they get all. See /g/GroupManagersForum/wiki/Promotion%2C-Status-or-Permissions-Change-to-Moderator-or-Owner

Dear friends, None of us is immortal, especially in this COVID-19 era. I'm sole (and benevolent) owner of a group that made the "easy transfer" from Yahoo.? I remember that some other groups were

Kent, Member Notices are one of the TABS buttons at the top of the settings page.? It is not in the scrollable area of the page. BMaverick

You have the answer to your specific question from Bruce. But you might want to look at this wiki page about quick start group formation - lots of tweaks available in your setup.

Michael -- As Frances indicated, there is no function within the groups.io web interface to move a document directly from Attachments => Files. You need to download it to your computer first. With a

Kent -- You should find a Member Notices button (among several others) at the very top of your group's Settings page. Create one of type Group Guidelines and be sure to make it Active. See also

I am busy setting up our Groups page. I want to add the Guidelines button like your group has under the home icon. On one of your threads, I read the following "You create it in Admin, Settings,

Attachments don't go into Files. They go into Photos (attachments). You or member must upload it to Files. Then the members are sent a notice that there is a new file. However you have to decide

Hello everyone--Newbie here, I'm completely stuck on something which should seem obvious, but... Here's the scenario: A member of my group creates a new topic named "Great recipe" and attaches a PDF

Change your notices in Admin. Change your Guidelines, invitations, etc. Update any description on your home page that you wrote. Go to Admin. See

Hi Sharon Its a monthly reminder, nothing else It can be set that way I have received several today nothing to worry about, no further action required Nivard Ovington in Cornwall (UK)