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I'd first check the activity log to see if there's a record of it being received - or possibly rejected. Also make sure you're actually sending it from the email address that is subscribed. Pete

I wonder if anyone here could help??? I posted a message to one of my groups - a link for a Zoom call - sent by email.?? Two days later I received several personal emails fro members saying they

... BB| I suggest banning it. | If someone's email address is hacked, | the hacker can LOG IN as that person | (via "email me a link"), visit the | group, read messages online, gain | access to files

Does the Moderator privilege to ban a member also mean that Moderator can unban a member? Is any privilege difference required to unban vs. ban a member? -- Best wishes, Larry McDavid W6FUB Anaheim,

Thanks, Bruce. You and Duane hit the nail on the head, that is, I was trying to do this from the subgroup's member list rather than from the subgroup's member's page. Best, Glenn

I believe I explained this in the postscript to my original email. Best, Glenn -- /PG&E Delenda Est/

This is the trick, many thanks, Duane. The only clarification I would add is that one needs to click on the member's page of the subgroup, not the member's page of the main group as these are

Glenn - Did you add the new owner BEFORE you tried to remove the old one? Dano

Glenn -- This is the part I don't get. Assuming you are an Owner of the main group, you should be able to do this. Just Direct Add yourself to the subgroup, enter that subgroup , and change your Role

I think you're going at it wrong.? I just checked and found that I can change the Role of anyone in a subgroup where I'm just a member (also if NOT a member) because I'm an owner of the main group

Actually I just remembered that how easy it is to add a member to a subgroup. Just from Admin, Settings in subgroup. Then choose Direct Add. Find your name, click in checkbox, and then Add. If you are

Gayle, I've run into similar problems with our club's 2 monthly meetings.? I have each one of them setup in the group's calendar to send out reminders 1 day and also 2 hours before the meeting times.

Can't you explain to the current subgroup owner how to make you a member and owner? And then stay on as owner, just reduce your email subscription to special notices only or no-mail, depending on what

We have subgroups for subcommittees of our committee. Naturally, I am not on every subcommittee and don't want/need/should have emails from every subcommittee. So, as owner of the main group when I

Wow, I stand corrected them. I didn't think that was possible. And I do read the every day change log that comes out on Fridays. And I didn't think that was one of the things that Mark had added. So I

Yes, you can.?See the first "tip" found at /helpcenter/ownersmanual/1/managing-members/banning-and-unbanning-members Regards, Bruce Check out the groups.io Help Center (

You can't ban it after the person has already been removed. So this wouldn't work in Davy's case.

If you lock the topic, that'll fix the problem.

Of course. I'd prefer to simply not approve the person rejoining until they tell me they've changed their password. Just a little less effort. Pete

(I just realized I had intended to add "Next time I'll remove the subscriber" at the end of my first paragraph, but either I had a brain fart or a draft didn't save. Probably the former.)