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Harlan, I'd? like to be sure you understand that at? Yahoo, not only you could set no email for members, there was a simply email command that allowed any member to set their own account to no

People who join unrestricted groups are the? ones at risk for hacking, etc. It's like leaving all of your? doors and window open and going on vacation. -- Bob Bellizzi The Corneal Dystrophy

Shal, They INITIALLY could, but a little over a year ago Yahoo made some changes so if you were NOT subscribed with a Yahoo email address then you could NOT go to the Yahoo site to see pictures,

Paul, Because "a few" notices is not the same as No Email. I think in some cases the issue was a moderator's perceived over-use of the Special Notices feature. For example, sending routine

But there's nothing to prevent the member from changing it themselves any time they choose.? On your group here, you should re-enable the No Email setting, then it will act just like YG! Duane --

I always set my memberships here to Special Notices, so I won't miss something important.? Some owners don't seem to quite get the gist of Special Notice and send them frequently.? In that case, I'd

I was able to control it on yahoo, and did so. Just as an fyi. Harlan Sent: Saturday, March 10, 2018 12:38 PM To: [email protected] Subject: Re: [GMF] question regarding 'no mail'

Harlan, Duane is correct. In Y!Groups there is no means for a group to prevent members from selecting No Email. I don't know why you think you remember doing that, but members could always change it

Duane Wrote: Some folks are like me, they read everything online.? I got in the habit years ago because I didn't like wading through a bunch of email. Duane==============================Hi Duane &

It's been over 4 years since I left Y!, so I'm not 100% sure about this.? I don't believe you can control who can set preferences to No Email there either.? As I recall, it was an option for

Not sure this will help you to see WHY Don, but I’ll give it a shot. Just so you might see WHY it is needed. For 13 years I’ve had a 2,000 member group that is made up of ‘snowbirds’ who for 3

I don’t understand it either because I want all messages sent to my email program where I read, sort, respond. and store both messages and responses. The immediacy is a unique quality of email

Duane, Thanks for suggestion and confirming fact I can’t do what I COULD do on yahoo. Only ‘negative’ I’ve experienced since moving from Yahoo to Groups but the positives FAR outweigh this

I'm "no email" in most of the groups I'm in. Many of us access groups mainly via the web. Not getting emails is not synonymous with not keeping up. ? -- J

Some folks are like me, they read everything online.? I got in the habit years ago because I didn't like wading through a bunch of email. Duane -- Help: /static/help GMF's Wiki:

What I have never understood is why people join a particular group (Which obviously talks about something of interest to them), and do not want to keep up with what the group is talking about. Special

This behavior will also occur if he's posting them by email and subsequently viewing them online without logging in. Not having people's email address viewable by just anyone who shows up is a very

Duane, what would we do without you? Thank you once again. Marina

On Saturday, March 10, 2018, 5:53:01 AM EST, Harlan Steinle <hsteinle@...> wrote: What I did NOT realize is that by checking that box then the ‘no email’ option was even deleted for me

There's not a way to do what you want.? My suggestion would be to allow No Email as a choice, then download the Members once in awhile for sorting by Email Delivery in a spreadsheet program.? Then