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Thanks. ?That makes sense. ?But: if a subscriber to a subgroup that is invisible in the parent group posts a message, where does the public see it? ?I haven’t explored the publicly-viewable

Don, I did that. I meant to mention that I used the form of address: Don <user@...> I usually do that if I have knowledge of the person's name. It gives them an initial display name for their

Derek, It means that the subgroup won't be shown in the Subgroups page of the parent (main) group. And that the Messages page of the subgroup is viewable by anyone (public) member or not of either

Not sure if this was a really hard question or a really obvious answer, still not sure!? I'm new here and have a multi-level group to add, where "public" and "parent group" privacies are important.?

Duh. I guess I’ve got taxes muddling my brain. I had actually started the process but then had a neuron misfire, and was looking in Groups.io rather than Yahoo for a response. Not my day. Transfer

Sarah, you are correct. For new transfers, go to the Yahoo group transfer page at /yahootransfer and scroll to the bottom. Click on the "Start New Transfer" button. Fill out the form

Pam, Yes. Just perform the transfer twice: once for each Yahoo Group, citing the same Groups.io group as the destination. See also: /yahootransfer and (the work-in-progress):

Sharon, Interesting observation, I hadn't noticed that. I'm not sure why, maybe it was thought that topics better represents the activity, or at least diversity of activity, in the group. To what

Thanks Shal. Looks like mostly JSON, which is doable on my end. Not a lot of activity in the group, though. The API looks pretty powerful but is also a great way to screw things up. The last thing you

Bruce, It means there's one more list in your group's Members page selection: "Past"; in addition to the usual Members, Moderators, Pending Approval, Bouncing, and Banned. It includes both Removed (by

The way I understand it, the Directory is a essentially a listing of group profiles for those members who have chosen to create one. As such, only those who have a profile and choose to share it with

Premium groups can also direct installnew memberrs rather than wait till they respond to the invitation -- Bob Bellizzi The Corneal Dystrophy Foundation

The GIO transfer agent cannot gain access to your Yahoo group and make itself a Moderator. Those steps are manual and likely always will be.

Ah, that makes sense. Thanks! B

You need to invite [email protected] from your yahoo group Once it is accepted you need to promote [email protected] to Moderatot Once that's done you can then initiate the transfer Liam

I believe this means you can edit their email address, as in the case of typos, when they apply to your group.? You can also remove their NC status if they don't click on the link in the confirmation

Per the Pricing page, there are a number of additional features available in Premium groups. I need a better understanding of these features so I can sell the notion of an upgrade to our [non-profit]

I thought the method had changed? done via webform instead? I don't have the email any longer but someone correct me if I'm wrong.

There does seem to be some sort of problem. https://email-checker.net/check? ? ? ? ? [email protected]?-?BAD 451 4.3.2 Internal server error Hopefully, just a temporary server issue. If the

Er... have you read this thread from the beginning? I know it's getting a bit long and might well get longer, but the topic has been exhaustively discussed with the aim of finding the best "way