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Thanks, Bruce, But where do I mark it as ACTIVE? I looked again but cannot see a button or ... Bruce Fairhall

Create a Member Notice of type Invite and make it Active. /helpcenter/ownersmanual/1/managing-member-notices/invite-notice Regards, Bruce Check out the groups.io Help Center (

Gina . . . wrote: It may depend on your email provider. I am able to spoof the group owner's address using an email program that lets me change the apparent from address. I use it judiciously as I was

Scott . . . wrote: I think I sent invitations out to a few hundred at a time and got the "pending review" notice. It cleared in an hour or two and I did another few hundred. I did the same until all

How do I permanently customise our new Group Invitation, please? I spent some time adding my customisation but could not find a SAVE button. When I returned to the Invite page a few minutes later my

Linda -- If this becomes a persistent problem in your group, the standard response is to make the group Restricted, at least for awhile. That way any new applicants can be vetted before they are let

Linda, I haven't seen one, yet, but it would kinda make sense they may be starting again since Yahoo Groups is fully winding down now, they may see this as an opportunity to start up again hoping they

Why not set up a welcome notice? See /helpcenter/ownersmanual/1/managing-member-notices/welcome-notice?single=true You can't send from your owner email through Outlook. You can send

Hi folks,. I've searched for an answer and no luck, so I'll bring it to you! It involves using my private e-mail address ( GinaP56@... ), sent through Outlook, to welcome applicants to my

HI all, I have two groups that are geographically based membership based groups, so it's really clear to me when we are getting join requests from outside that. Are other groups also starting to see

Over 20 and it will be "reviewed." We don't know what this review entails, but it's usually completed within an hour or two, at which point all of them will go out. The standard advice is to send them

Team- I’m planning on adding about 1600 to our G.IO group but am wondering if there’s a cap/limit, or just being seen as SPAM by other providers. Should I break up the invites over time or just

For group owners, there already exists a page to do bulk actions at the topic level. It was never added to the menu system because it's just a little too powerful. This strikes me as a parallel to

But they struggle with the mute option now ;-) Personally I can't see the point of another option but thats just my own opinion, others I am sure will have different opinions Nivard Ovington in

Exactly. As an owner/moderator I read and check every single topic, of course. I was thinking from the point of view of a group member. I should have been more accurate in my original message. I think

Janie, Groups.io was founded a bit more than six years ago. So "done this" needs clarification. /static/about How do you know this? Even if she says she is, she should double check

Nivard, Maybe you wouldn't. But the new functionality, and the additional functionality proposed by Marina, isn't just for group owners or moderators. I can well imagine a group member getting bored

While you're sticking around to help the new owner(s), you can change your email address for the account. Leave the group when you feel the owner(s) no longer need training wheels. Donald

You can go to the account tab, and change your email address. Just as a another option.

Just change your email address for the group on your Accounts page. (top right corner of the Group homepage.