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I think you must be looking at Directory, not in Admin, Members. See /g/GroupManagersForum/wiki/6114 Or perhaps you are not logged in as owner. On the top left, beside Home, does it

Just re-read your post. You say "Pending member". Do you mean people who have applied to join your group? That's not how you deal with pending members. See instead

First, this is for one member at a time only. And really, I don't recommend this procedure. (Although it does work. I just did it: In Members in Admin (not directory), find the member. You can use the

Groups.io help says ------------- To moderate an individual member: * In the left navigation menu on the group’s website, select Admin > Members. The Members page appears. * Locate the member’s

I didn't address this directly. Direct adding (or adding a member in any way) creates a Groups.io account if they don't already have one. And your new members do have an account since you added them..

Yes, members of your group have an account with Groups.io Their email address is their account ID. They won't have a password. However they don't need one.?They need not go to your group homepage if

Many of our members in a group recently migrated from yahoo into a new group I moderate at groups.io never had "profiles" (accounts) at yahoo. That was a PITA when they wanted to change email

Yes. Mark reported it fixed. BillSF9c

Carla -- Both. Go to /account?page=viewprofile to see (and edit) all the profiles associated with your account. Yes. See the "grey box" notice at the top of the page previously cited.

Carla -- There is currently no Facebook-like preview feature, although it's been suggested ( https://beta.groups.io/g/main/message/8607 ) more than once. Regards, Bruce Check out the groups.io Help

(excuse me while I append a current query to a similar prior topic) Are “group profiles” system wide or just the group I am in right now? ?I presumed the latter, but was then surprised to see

In another venue where I post a lot, all messages are HTML and all capable URLS display a “link preview” pulled from the meta data at the target site. Sample image below from an Amazon page.

Can you please clarify? I thought the original post was from an owner of a basic group who wanted to add a non-group member to a subgroup without the invitation process. Does this workaround only

I suspect the 'time before epoch' will equal your local offset from UTC. Seen that happen in Unix systems for decades. -Ken Cameron, Member JMRI Dev Team www.jmri.org www.fingerlakeslivesteamers.org

And 90 minutes later, it seems to have been fixed. Thanks, Bruce Check out the groups.io Help Center ( /helpcenter ) and groups.io Owners Manual (

Terry -- I don't see it that way. Bouncing members can be easily found by selecting Bouncing from the blue pull-down menu at upper left. Of course, to determine if an account is actually bouncing, you

Don, I reported it here: https://beta.groups.io/g/main/message/27444 Pete

I'm an idiot. Epoch being 01/01/1970 00:00:00 GMT0 converts into a wall clock time & date between 5 and 8 hours earlier on 12/31/1969 within the lower 48, depending where you are at. -Cornelius

Peter, All of our album photos have the same Taken date of 12/31/1969 as yours. This has to be a bug to report to Support. Don

That's right before Unix epoch time (1/1/1970, 00:00:00), question is how much, is it just one second so that the pictures' timestamp is 0xffffffff, or is it 12/31/1969 23:00:00? If you download an