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Don't allow non members to post ? Nivard Ovington in Cornwall (UK)

Hello, By searching and perusing messages here I am pretty sure the answer to my question is no, but here goes, in case I missed something. I? moderate a topical group and normally people write me

Hello All, Is this happening to anyone else right now?: On Nov 16th we started having attempts to post by non-members which were/are spam messages. There have been only three sender addresses involved

I don't think it takes long. No, nothing you can do, provided of course that your group complies with Groups.io's terms of service: Groups.io TOS ( /static/tos ) The guide for new

I am setting up a new group and trying to invite members. ?However, I am getting this message: "This group has not yet been approved. Once it has been approved, you will be able to post to it." I

Thank you. What concerns me is that doesn't seem to be the way it works if a premium group downgrades and then upgrades back. I like Christos' idea. Will the monthly fee cover the new group creation

Bruce, I opened the unzipped files and saved as .jpg file. They then uploaded successfully into the new group photo album. I do have 681 photos so if that is the only way, I have a lot of manual work

I wish it were that easy. We have merged with another train club and am combining files and photos into their groups.io site. The file moved without issue but the photos are presenting a challenge.

Groups.io needs to know the image file type in order to render thumbnails properly. Assuming they actually are JPEGs, you need to add a jpg file extension to each one, as Duane previously said (

The images do not have a file extension? of .jpg. They simply day files?

No. ?We missed the $110 by a week or so. ?We’d have kept it at Premium at $110. ?But at $220, it’s too much for our limited resources. ? That’s unfortunate, as that is the sole reason we

That's not what was said.? You were told that you can downgrade the group after the first year. Actually, you can downgrade at any time, but it won't be effective until the paid time is used. Just

I may be in a minority of one but I cannot see "what" is nonsense; neither can I guess at the full version of what you were told. Chris

this is nonsense, not what I was told, In fact, I told the fee would be refunded after a time. How can I lose this $220 fee for this group that I never active in and took it over so it wouldn't die

*A point very well worth considering* IMHO. Downgrading could turn out to be a costly exercise if you want to upgrade again later. Remember the old adage act in haste; repent at leisure. Chris

lee, Yes if the group was created before January 15th. Otherwise no. Refer to: Groups.io features (includes legacy stuff).pdf in GMF's Files section. Shal -- Help: /helpcenter More

Ken, I don't know the answer, but since your intention is to *just* give a donation to GIO (since you already have the grandfathered features), no need to involve your group whatsoever, do it

No.? It's all dependent on the group creation date. Duane -- The official Groups.io user documentation is in the Groups.io Help Center ( /helpcenter ). GMF's Unofficial Help Wiki:

No. /static/compare /g/GroupManagersForum/wiki/2660 /helpcenter/ownersmanual/1/using-subgroups?single=true Samuel

No, not anymore since last August. Cheers, Christos