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Adding and Removing Members in a Subgroup
Hello -? I would like to host subscriptions to exclusive content within subgroups in our group (). Specifically, in order for a user to get access to specific content, they would have to be a member of the subgroup containing that content, and membership in the subgroup would be provided in fixed-term increments. I realize that we cannot manage time-limited subscriptions in . Therefore, I would manage the subscriptions in a separate spreadsheet. However, I need a way to update the subgroup member list in a reliable and straightfoward way. The File Sync option is the perfect solution to this... except for one big problem: File Sync doesn't work at the subgroup level.?So I need to find a workaround. I¡¯m supposing that I might update subscriptions once a week and I see that I can bulk delete every member from a subgroup. So perhaps every Sunday morning, I could delete everyone in the subgroup and then add back everyone whose subscription is still valid. But is there no way to upload a .csv file back to the subgroup to fill out the updated membership again? The Direct Add option would not be automated enough. As an alternative, I see that I can upload a CSV file of people to remove in bulk. So I could do that periodically as well. But is there no way to add people in bulk to a subgroup? |
Re: Left Menu Missing or Truncated
On Sat, Mar 2, 2024 at 07:32 PM, William WC2L wrote:
BOTH had the full menu.Does the affected group have another owner or moderator? All the missing items might have been disabled in Settings; I suggest going to Settings and checking whether or not the missing items (to be found in the Features section) have been disabled.? Chris? |
Re: Left Menu Missing or Truncated
¿ªÔÆÌåÓýBoth were create about the same
time. BOTH had the full menu. Only reason I know it had the
files,? another user has posted them and I had downloaded them.
On 3/2/2024 11:26 AM, Andy Wedge wrote:
On Sat, Mar 2, 2024 at 04:20 PM, William WC2L wrote: -- William Liporace WC2L or AR-Cluster Node telnet dxc.wc2l.com 7373 or 144.93 MHz wc2l@... |
Re: Left Menu Missing or Truncated
This GMF wiki page lists the timelines and features for free groups. Frances ? |
Re: Left Menu Missing or Truncated
¿ªÔÆÌåÓýCould it be that one was created before the features of free groups were reduced, and the other after?Otto
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Re: Left Menu Missing or Truncated
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Otto |
Re: Left Menu Missing or Truncated
On Sat, Mar 2, 2024 at 04:20 PM, William WC2L wrote:
I am the owner of two groups.If you're the owner, the only difference will be that you get the blue Owner badge and the Admin menu. A recently created free group doesn't have Files or Calendar etc. so you won't see a menu with those options. See the features page for a list of what's included for the different plans now.? Older (legacy) free groups have more features so you get more menu options. Regards Andy |
Re: Left Menu Missing or Truncated
¿ªÔÆÌåÓýI am the owner of two groups. On 3/2/2024 11:12 AM, Andy Wedge wrote:
On Sat, Mar 2, 2024 at 03:23 PM, William WC2L wrote: -- William Liporace WC2L or AR-Cluster Node telnet dxc.wc2l.com 7373 or 144.93 MHz wc2l@... |
Re: Left Menu Missing or Truncated
¿ªÔÆÌåÓýSame browser. I checked with another browser. I grabbed the wrong screen. The
one that I grabbed, I'm just a member.
I thought of using one of my other
email accounts and creating/joining to see if it has the same
issue. Will WC2L On 3/2/2024 10:28 AM, Frances wrote:
-- William Liporace WC2L or AR-Cluster Node telnet dxc.wc2l.com 7373 or 144.93 MHz wc2l@... |
Re: Left Menu Missing or Truncated
Well, Admin is missing on the second. Frances ? |
Left Menu Missing or Truncated
¿ªÔÆÌåÓýHi Folks, One looks truncated: One group looks normal:
Last time I went in to the
administration, It was all normal. I KNOW there were files and
etc.. -- William Liporace WC2L or AR-Cluster Node telnet dxc.wc2l.com 7373 or 144.93 MHz wc2l@... |
Re: groups.io email threads vs. "forums" with organized topics
While I am sure that Bruce's advice is the best way forward for you, I just wanted to point out that you can require hashtags and you can make it so only the owner / moderator creates hashtags. That might get closer to what you want if you stayed with Groups.io
Mark does this in Beta group. See also: ?/helpcenter/ownersmanual/1/managing-hashtags Frances -- Help available from Groups.io help and GMF wiki. ? |
Re: groups.io email threads vs. "forums" with organized topics
On Fri, Mar 1, 2024 at 11:26 AM, JSA wrote:
Our eternity.io group runs like our old Yahoo group with emails in 'threads' which are archived, so that one can search the archive and pull up messages relating to a topic.? However on the internet there are also groups which have a structure to their forum and members can post messages to a pre-established general topic? or to established sub-topics below.? ? ?There are pluses and minuses? ?and I don't pretend to know all the pros and cons but the structured approach more easily allows one to visualize all the topics which have been discussed and to put a new topic into the right "bucket".? ? ? ?Does eternity.io have that capability?? JSA -- People have previously argued for both web-only and email-only groups. Neither is an available feature. As you've surmised, much difficulty arises when trying to assign an incoming email to the right "bucket;" especially when nondescript subject lines like "Help" are involved. Check out the groups.io Help Center?and?groups.io Owners Manual |
groups.io email threads vs. "forums" with organized topics
Hello,? I don't think this is possible with eternity.io but I wanted to check.
The "search" capability for messages is really great and the archiving of messages is great.? Our eternity.io group runs like our old Yahoo group with emails in 'threads' which are archived, so that one can search the archive and pull up messages relating to a topic.? However on the internet there are also groups which have a structure to their forum and members can post messages to a pre-established general topic? or to established sub-topics below.? ? ?There are pluses and minuses? ?and I don't pretend to know all the pros and cons but the structured approach more easily allows one to visualize all the topics which have been discussed and to put a new topic into the right "bucket".? ? ? ?Does eternity.io have that capability?? ? ? Our group started as conversational but is gradually evolving towards repeated discussion of some topics.? ? I think that within the structure we now have we can make something like an index with the wiki, putting links to messages, but looking for something easier. Thank you for any suggestions! |
Re: Polls with multiple questions
#polls
#suggestion
Glenn Glazer
¿ªÔÆÌåÓýOn 02/29/2024 13:27, SafeTex via
groups.io wrote:
Hello everyone My take, as a software developer, is that no system is ever complete (or ever bug free), it is an asymptotic approach to perfection. Taking the route suggested above leads to just freezing the codebase and only doing the occasional bug fix. That way lies a slow death. So, the more of a "one stop shop" GIO is, the better, in my book. Best, Glenn P.S. I don't consider Zoom's chat features to be particularly powerful, especially as compared to something like Slack or even Discord. --
Sic semper tyrranis |