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Anybody who even is aware of NNTP ought to be aware of SMTP.? Still a very curious question.? Perhaps they imagine groups.io is a service akin to a Usenet grouping, thus could be a moderated

Maybe they mean SMTP? Best, Glenn Who is RFC 1149 compliant

Regardless of the reason your member is asking the question, I'd simply answer it by saying "Yes - groups.io isn't an NNTP-based service," followed by your standard instructions to join. Pete

... EAG| Either the member is stuck in | the 1990s and thinks that your | group is a Usenet newsgroup, OK, good joke... But I, p.e., still use Usenet Newsgroups to this day. It is an excellent option

Thank you Duane, I wasn't aware that Mark is away until the 23rd, so you might be right about the delay! If anyone else might have a better idea regarding the various timings, do shoot me an email!

Mark is on vacation until Feb 23, so that may be the delay, https://beta.groups.io/g/main/message/31496 I believe he assigns highest priority to Enterprise groups though.? There are few, if any,

Is it possible the enquirer is confusing NNTP/Usenet News Feeds with RSS News Feeds? Malcolm. -- Malcolm Austen - email: malcolm.austen@...

Hi everyone, We are trying to move a large a number of emailing lists to Groups.io, and wanted to ask you: * For the custom domain, what is the usual time needed for Groups.io to do the switch, once

As far as I know, there is no way to sign up WITH an NNTP server. These are email mailing lists, not Usenet newsgroups. It may be possible to gate them from mail to news and vice versa (a GoogleGroups

Either the member is stuck in the 1990s and thinks that your group is a Usenet newsgroup, or else they mean something other than NNTP. Erik A. G.

Hi, I just had a member ask: "Is there a way to sign up without a nntp server?" Can someone help with this query? Thank you! Howard Hoyt

Frances wrote: Thanks for looking into this Frances. Great work. Using a test membership in the group I own (a test membership with member-only status) I found the same. I could edit the table --

Thank you all - I feel much better.? My groups were all created before Jan 2020 so I get to be grandfathered. Mac McKeever

As Duane said, you really do need to read the GMF wiki entry previously cited ( /g/GroupManagersForum/wiki/25069 ). The last change in pricing structure happened a year ago. And at

Did you read the information at the link?? That should answer any questions. Duane -- Lots of detailed information can be found in the Owners Manual ( /helpcenter/ownersmanual ) and

Wait what?? How is that possible? Was groups.io supposed to send list owners a letter? I haven't seen anything.

It depends on when you created the groups, /g/GroupManagersForum/wiki/25069 Duane -- Lots of detailed information can be found in the Owners Manual (

I have a couple free groups that have more than 100 members What are the plans for these groups since the 100 member limit is being implemented? Mac McKeever

Ken -- Changing the subject line, since we're beginning to stray off-topic. This is a common complaint for groups at all levels, and I believe many of us would like to see tools of this kind become

Frances, Mentions the concept of repurposing Basic (Free, pre 2020) lists.? I see that as having considerably value compared to deletion.? New Basic lists have dramatically reduced benefits.? Two