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If you are a group owner or perspective owner, you can set up your group as a restricted group and therefore be able to contact the prospective applicant before them being approved to your group. Doug

Thanks Shal. Yes, I know what the process is (although I haven't needed to use it since the time limit was introduced) and that workaround is pretty obvious to someone who is reasonably clued up. I

I was able to do this in Yahoogroups. It was nice to vet someone before we accepted them. I tried searching and couldn't find anything.. Thanks! -- ~mary~ whodatgurl@...

I anticipate that many of the people on my list will probably never need to log in to the groups.io site, and many are also technically challenged.? That said, the RSVP feature could be useful since

Pamela, I don’t ‘think’ that can be done. Sent: Wednesday, January 24, 2018 2:06 AM To: [email protected] Subject: Re: [GMF] 0 files were transferred Is it possible to somehow keep

We had issues on our enterprise account with bouncing members. Mark can speak more to what happened there (it was a server issue, not a groups.io issue) so we had to move our server and it's basically

Last year I suffered a ransomware attack thru an attached photo in an e-mail. Are photos (uploaded and attached) scanned for malware in groups.io? A search in this group had zero results. KEN "It has

I am considering moving the group I manage on YahooGroups to another software base. This potentially would mean releasing names and email addresses to a third party. It thus falls under the remit of

Is there a way to edit and change format (hot pink) while approving? Nancy

Thanks for the replies. I will download them and upload to the group, which brings up another question. Is it possible to somehow keep the original uploaders name as the person that uploaded the file?

All, I set the size limit in e-mails to a smaller 488x488 maximum, while images in Photos are limited to a larger 1024 x 1024. However I don't see a means of limiting photo type. A Jpeg 488 x 488

Marv, Not necessarily. Y!Groups bounce tracking has had problems for several years, and these may be addresses which should have been listed as Bouncing at Y!Groups, but for one reason or another

Marv, I think it has been suggested, but no. And of course, any attempt to track whether email messages are opened would be problematic. Shal

I have many databases in our group, and I'v noticed something peculiar when I do a search on one of them. Six dbases have some information found in all of them, and when I do a search for a particular

Johnny, It depends on the group's content: /static/adult (That link is in the TOS) As Duane said, there is no mechanism to do that. If you decide that your group fits within the

Jim, You can blame J for that. /g/GroupManagersForum/message/3574 (Just teasing!) It takes more than following the link in the email. One then must click on the button that says

"If the files are particularly valuable to the group you might reply to the message, or forward it to support, and ask if another attempt might be made to retrieve them once Y!Groups stabilizes." Or

Pamela, Probably the copying software couldn't access any of the group's files. That could be a result of the current rash of outages in Y!Groups - Files in particular is often mentioned as missing.

Bob, Groups.io's blue B ("bouncing") and red B ("bounced") status don't really correspond to the traditional email "soft" and "hard" bounce categories. That is, even a hard bounce starts an address