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It's best to NOT use the merge function if you own any groups.? That's been known to leave the group without an owner, though it's not supposed to happen.? I don't know if this has been 'beefed up'

Hello, if the email address, already has an account, he can simply just merge the two. And the one that he no longer needs will be delete it. Joseph Hudson [excessive multiline sig trimmed by

You can't 'separate' groups like that.? I'd have the new person create an account, join the group(s) they'll need, then make them co-owner.? Once you're sure things are working properly, just leave

For the record, I raised an issue on Beta ( https://beta.groups.io/g/main/topic/91412217 ) about circumstances when a message sent via an integration is not shown on the activity log and this is now

Hi, I manage two groups and subscribe to eight or ten others. Of the two I manage, one is a personal interest hobby group, and the other pertains to work. When I moved two years ago, I was going to

This is an exceptional and beneficial feature, especially when a bunch of amateurs may be banging around in your database. Their 'help' is invaluable and save hours of research and entry, but... I've

Sandy, if you still need help with this, I would not mind hosting a zoom call with a ride return from vacation, to help your clients out. If this would be of interest to you, please contact me

Dan -- At present, groups.io cannot do this. Although html is acceptable according to email standards in the message body, such things do not extend to header fields. Regards, Bruce Check out the

Frances, and Mark (in abstention), Thanks! I had not discovered or understood that feature in the manual yet - and don't think it was available until just very recently (Thanks Mark). And it helps -

Have him open a group message in his mail client and look at the message footer: The address adjacent to the unsubscribe link should show what he needs to use to log in. Regards, Bruce Check out the

In the past, sometimes people have found that there has been a small hidden character (space) that is in the email address and prevented logging in. And I am assuming that you are both talking about

I have a member of our group who also has moderator privileges. He indicates that recently he can no longer log-in to Groups.io online. He still receives and can send group emails directly, but if he

Bill, Have the select non-members send to an email integration address. You can set those to be non-moderated. Shal -- Help: /helpcenter More Help:

Joseph -- I suspect this is not the same problem that Tess is having. You were removed because you (or your provider) marked a legitimate group message as spam. Your provider then sends groups.io a

Hello Frances Thanks for the reply --- but (a) I use a COMPUTER and its keyboard to create my messages --- NOT a cell phone, tablet, etc. (b) My co-owner was not in any way involved in "removing" me -

Is the message you sent in the group archive? If so, note that it is possible for a message to be sent without trouble and then your own ISP auto mark it as spam when it comes back to you. Malcolm. --

All . . . We've had a number of people unknowingly mark a message as spam and get the boot from the group. How can someone UNintentionally do this? Some email phone apps (I'm told Yahoo's email app is

If you were removed automatically by Groups.io for spam, that's not your co-owner. It might have been you marking an email as spam or likely your internet provider. See

That's a different matter. That's about a message you RECEIVED, not one you SENT. You flagged a message from groups.io as spam or your email provider did it on your behalf. So groups.io stopped

Hello I am an Owner and moderator of my group (NYC Transit Modelers Group).? I recently sent to my group an email? message with a link to a NY Post Newspaper internet-article on a subway murder in