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If you are looking to add the feature to a webpage. There is HTML code ready to cut and paste into a website when you click on the "Promote" button the side. It is the button that looks like a

It's made from hammering together bits and bytes ;p No, seriously: they all have either a "Join this group" or "apply for membership in this group" button. If yours doesn't have one, it's because

I saw a group that had a Join This Group button on its home page. How is this Join button made? Don

Mike, my group is asked to name their photo album with their name. Groups.io sorts them alphabetically for us and that works. Yahoo did most recent, but then after those few it was a hodge podge to

I think that has been mentioned before and there's been no change, but is that any way to sort photo albums "alphabetically" or by "most recent?"? Even a listing like the "Files" area has would be

One group I am having transferred has about 3 GB of photos and files, so I opted for the $10/month (actually, $110/year) cost.? Asked for donations and got $5, $10 and $20 donations (via PayPal) to

The problem I see with your plan is that if their email is bouncing they won't receive your mass email to them. I agree with you about cleaning out non-working addresses. Here is the plan I have

Except that to read messages on line they must have set up a password, which involves email confirmation. Dave http://davesergeant.com

As far as I know, the only people that get automatically unsubscribed are those that mark a message as spam.? A red-bounce won't get any emails until they clear the problem, but they shouldn't get

We transferred to groups io from Y! recently and we have 50+ members in blue Bounce status. I've read a number of posts here on managing bouncers and have come up with the following observations and

This was covered just yesterday, /g/GroupManagersForum/topic/10290973 Duane

If a main group member is deleted, are they automatically (and reliably) deleted from a subgroup? Sharon ---- Sharon Villines Takoma Village Cohousing, Washington DC http://www.takomavillage.org

Dear forum members, We’re thinking of migrating our script and tag group to IO-groups. I have set up the group already and my moderator and I are still the only members. I’m sending try-out

Barb, The name of a subgroup has two components. One is the name in common with its primary group (the "subdomain" name), which was the primary group's name before it had any subgroups. See for

Hello, I have a member of a group who is receiving a message back when he posts an email that indicates his email address may be being spoofed. Is there a way to shut this off? Thank you, Jeremy

What about Pinterest? That seems very photobased and it's free (I think). If you're concerned about privacy, they have something called "secret boards" which sounds like you can control who sees it.

Thanks, Shal, good to know Flicker may be an option, as well as PG Offline. Or, Adobe Lightroom. Lots to think about! Patty Sliney Master Your Machine Blog

Maggie, I see you haven't had an answer yet. Perhaps more detail will help. Can you try it again, writing down the steps you are taking and then tell us. And what page do you land up in? Can you send

So, I created a group with a certain name (same as on Yahoo), but now I am thinking I want that group to be a subgroup of another group. Can I still use the name as the name of the subgroup? I see

Good guess. The North American Summits on the Air group, “nasota” at Yahoo! ( https://groups.yahoo.com/neo/groups/nasota/info ), is the one we are considering moving to groups.io (