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I am sorry to hear of your problem. Echoing Duane, support is overwhelmed. Much of it is because of Yahoo Groups shutting down and groups coming over to GIO. The GIO owner is trying hard to but

But with all permissions, they can do the next best thing - lock down the group and/or remove all members. Duane -- The official Groups.io user documentation is in the Groups.io Help Center (

No.? You have to select one to be active before using the function.? I have one that I use most of the time, so it's the active one.? I have to remember to change to another if needed. Duane -- The

This leaves the group with no real Owner - only their abandoned Account remains as Owner. The reason a group may have only one Owner is that they want to ensure that another Owner does not depose

Thank you for your answer. That's what I had resolved by finding no mention of it in the manuals. Now I'll work on proposing a change in the app that will allow a Moderator to make that change on a

Doug, 1. The Removed Member notice is sent only to the member who is removed. 2. No one else is notified except moderators, if they have the correct notice set in their subscription settings. 3. I

1) If there is an active "Removed Member" notice, does it only get sent to the removed member, or to all members? 2)? If a member is removed, what do the other members see?? Do they get any kind of

Our Yahoo group lost it's sole owner 4 years prior to Groups shutting down. The apprehension in our group was palpable at the thought of losing 19 years of genealogical archives. We miraculously

Nothing, as long as at least one of the moderators has all privileges (and there's no need to delete the group.) Duane -- The official Groups.io user documentation is in the Groups.io Help Center (

What happens if the Founder gets hit by a bus? Isn’t it the same catch-22, just a different level created? What is needed is a “succession” order of some sort that is executed some fashion when

Only the way you're doing it, copy-paste.? BTW, just because someone is on Special Notice doesn't mean they haven't read it.? I do all of my reading online, so have all the groups I'm on set to

I’m an Owner/Moderator for a group and we have some members who are ‘Special Notice Only’ subscribers. That means they obviously don’t get all of the messages sent by anyone. As a moderator, I

Don't feel dumb. I just had a small browser window open and got that display and almost had a heart attack. Kathleen

I just looked and the buttons are clearly labeled as to what you're signing up for - $20/month or $220/year.? Support is your only hope.? I think Mark is working overtime trying to get the app

Hello - I am a new owner of 2 groups. ???? I signed up for the first month - for a Premium membership for $20 to be downgraded for free at the end of that month. ??? I do want to continue -

Unfortunately, we now know that Mark has made a change, so you may not be able to get back to 'normal' on your laptop unless he makes further changes - https://beta.groups.io/g/main/message/27844

Appreciate the help Duane and Bruce! To summarize: I manually added specific members to our subgroup (our organization's planning committee). In the settings for the subgroup: Privacy -> Visibility ->

There was a sometimes heated discussion about that on the beta group awhile back.? I think Mark decided the current mechanism was a good compromise of the sides.? The original owner (founder) can

Ken --?Currently, the only reliable way to vet prospective members before providing access to group emails is to use the Restricted method of Spam Control. You could set your group's Default Sub

Marina -- Any difference between groups is probably due to a browser zoom setting. Zoom out and you should get your left-side menus back. Regards, Bruce Check out the groups.io Help Center (