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I am considering allowing limited personal sales by subscribers of my groups subject related personal completed models, surplus kits or model parts with the enforced condition that the members must

Any Owner (or a Moderator with proper permissions) can send an invitation. The email address appearing in that invitation depends on who sent it, not who owns the group. If you want a different email

The reason is written to the Activity Log. Bruce Check out the groups.io Help Center ( /helpcenter ) and groups.io Owners Manual (

Hi, I already have a groups.io account and am owner of one group. I want to set up a new group with a different email address in the invitation, ie not my groups.io account email address. So potential

What about when there's no Removed member notice, but I fill in the reason for removal?

From the Owners Manual... Removed Member notice --------------------- This notice can be sent automatically when a moderator removes a member from the group. To be sent automatically, the notice must

The Owners manual says that if you have an active Removed Member notice, the member would automatically get a notice. Nothing that says what happens if there isn't an active notice. I tested and if

Greetings, I'm the owner of a group that has a set of requirements for membership. I'm cleaning house, removing members who have failed to meet those requirements. There's a possibility that one

Carolyn Henry shares, “I have two members of our group that can't seem to receive emails. Each are the only members with the address of @frontier.com and @tds.net. Is there any sort of known issue

I believe you can already do that (see screenshot). Regards, Bruce Check out the groups.io Help Center ( /helpcenter ) and groups.io Owners Manual (

Any member of the parent group can be made a member of the subgroup. And subscription preferences can be different for the subgroup - all, digest, summary, no mail, etc. Frances -- Help available from

I support this, too. It's one thing to make the whole group private and not be able to change that - but for subgroups, there ought to be a way to allow parent group members have some privileges in

Have you checked their Email Delivery History?? That should tell you if the messages are being sent and if they're being accepted by their provider.? It seems that all email services have problems

/On 2025-01-19 15:37, Frances via groups.io wrote: / Not at all, although I would suggest to tweak your suggestion even further to add some extra example and clarifying/explicit text that should

I have two members of our group that can't seem to receive emails.? Each are the only members with the address of @frontier.com and @tds.net.? Is there any sort of known issue with either of those?

Please do Frances, the extra clarify may help avoid future questions. Just one thing "to allow access to main groups members" has an extra 's' and I would prefer to talk of visibility rather than

It sounds like someone else created the subgroup and is thus its Owner. Add yourself to the subgroup, and make yourself an Owner there, too. Having done that, you should be able to make these changes.

Hello, I am an Owner of a group that has subgroups. We have officers, and I add titles to their display names so they can be well identified. I did just that without problem on the Main group. My

Duane and Malcolm, The Help says: ! Important: ?After a subgroup is created, a public archive can be changed to a private one (that is, viewable only by parent group members or subgroup members), but

Got it. That's the answer. Many thanks. Pete