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Just recently, our non-profit organization has experienced a change in creating a free basic group. We no longer have the ability to upload files to our group. Has there been a change to the options

Which is why you should not click on a link on an unsolicited email. If one triggers an email exchange, such as subscribing to a group, then the confirmation is triggered, and if the link in that

It's definitely a phishing email.? There are many clues: 1.? It's from a non-member 2.? There's a typo in the URL 3.? The grammar is terrible 4.? The warning screen isn't for the Groups.io site

Is there a summary of stats on a group in one place? It would show things like number of members, messages, space used for different things, etc... Right now I find I have to hop around to figure out

Apologies I have just reread your post Ignore my previous as I thought you were talking about your yahoo inbox My fault for not reading it properly Nivard Ovington in Cornwall (UK)

I would just like to point out that if someone could be added to a subgroup and not the main group, then it would no longer be a subgroup, it would be some other group with partially overlapping

Whilst it *may* be a phishing mail of a kind it is also possible your online inbox *is* getting near full Although as I have 1TB of storage I suspect you will too and its unlikely that you have

Sounds if your files/email archive storage is full. Find out by logging into GIO (always from your browser's address bar or bookmarks, never ever from a link in a potentially unsolicited email), check

It sounds like we have a similar set-up. We have a pre-approved club membership list which is managed externally to Groups.io. As people join, they are Direct Added to our main group and relevant

I recently received a pending email post that basically stated that my group email was 99.9 full. I believe this to be a scam of some kind. See attached files to see what I mean. Has anyone else

Fortunately the decision to rename the group happened before there were any users. The only notice type that shows under settings was the Welcome notice even though the wiki implied there may be more.

Thanks everyone, Christos, in answer to your question on why I don't want subgroup moderators to be able to add a member to the main group- we have a complicated setup in groups.io with many

/On 2021-01-08 01:11, David Bryant via groups.io wrote: / Hmm ... interestingly enough there was another instance recently (/g/GroupManagersForum/message/36192) where the same root

Thank you, Bruce. I didn't think to start taking screenshots until I had deleted the guy. I figured it out. I have created a couple of subgroups. One of the moderators in a subgroup is a bit

I don't see that in your screenshots. I'm rather befuddled as well. A few thoughts: -- Those who transferred from a Yahoo group using the Easy Group Transfer mechanism will have no join entry in their

Steve -- Renaming a group has a number of impacts that you may not have considered. See /g/GroupManagersForum/wiki/8127 for details. Regards, Bruce Check out the groups.io Help Center

Something very strange just happened. I was reviewing the membership list when I noticed a member I had never approved. His membership record said he had joined at 8:06 pm CST. I noticed him at 8:30

It was under Admin > Settings but I did not realize that there were tabs beside Settings once you got to that page. Selecting the Notices tab did the trick.

Beth, />>> I want the mod to be able to add members to the subgroup but only if they are already members of the main group./ You'd like a /system-enforced /way of doing this in other words because a

When I renamed the group the web appearance and regular message formatting all changed as expected, but the welcome message when you join the group still has the old name and addresses. Maybe I am