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She should use the Email Me A Link To Log In. She can create a password if she wishes after login, but she doesn't have to. /g/GroupManagersForum/wiki/8901 And

I'm the owner of the [email protected] group, and I will be leaving that role soon and handing it off to another group member. I have designated her as an Owner and she now appears that way in the

That means that full email addresses will show in the online archive to members of the group when signed in.? If your archive is public, non-members (or those not signed in) won't see the full

Another useful page in Help: /helpcenter/ownersmanual/1/additional-information/member-badges-and-topic-icons Unfortunately, it is not searchable by browser by the badge itself (the

I just wanted to point out the difference between the member list and the member directory. Member list is labelled "Members". Member directory is labelled "Directory". See

Subgroups have all the functionality of normal groups, but for someone to be a member of a subgroup, that person must first be a member of the primary (parent) group. All members of the subgroup will

It means new member moderated, not "moderator." "New Members Moderated - Messages from new members are held pending moderator approval. After the set number of consecutive messages are approved, the

Need help to clarify. If results if I enable emails viewable in archive for the group? Does that make all email addresses in directory viewable to all members? Or just in each message? Directory looks

Good morning could some one assist me What does NMM (New Member Moderator) mean and the number 1. They appear next to several of the members names. Is there any literature on how do I fix it? If I

Thanks Duane, I was hoping to find a way to treat a subgroup independently instead of having to change the behavior of all other groups.

Thanks, I'd like to do this in a way where the subgroup is limited to seeing anything outside of its "box", but allow other members outside of that box to view and join groups without moderation.

Yes they are also not listed on my Groups.io account. I'm not sure what the names were -- only that they began with an 'N.' They were groups I hadn't visited in a long time. I don't remember the

I guess I would be considered one of those deadbeats.? I have "notifications only" configured for all the groups I belong to, and I do all my reading, replying, and composing replies on the groups.io

Tommy, I have not seen this mentioned yet, but if you log into your groups.io account, it should put you in /groups That page shows a listing of all the groups you belong to. Is that

Bruce the more I think about it, I have a hunch someone deleted something. Scrolling down between the two NE history groups -- is the Boston thread in the top one, the New Jersey thread in the lower

I don't know of any way to see what it might have looked like at another time.? I don't think there's a message sent when a group is deleted by the owner. A remote possibility is that Mark may have

Tommy -- There is no backup or "subscription history" from which to restore an account to its previous state. Those records reside within the group(s). Although you might logically think the Member

Duane I click on the tab marked "Your groups," with the silhouettes or figures. (See below) I only have one email address I use. I have Groups.io bookmarked and the landing page is set to the message

In addition to what Duane said, you could change the Privacy settings in your subgroup so that it does not appear in the subgroups list: If members become eligible to join your subgroup, you could

Each subgroup is treated separately and has most of the capabilities of a main group.? You could set each of the subgroups to Restricted Membership on the Spam Control panel.? Folks from the main