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On Tue, Sep 13, 2016 at 01:33 pm, Shal Farley wrote: The Email Delivery setting will be superceded by the transfer agent, but the other settings will apply. Whatever settings your members currently

Steph, I don't think so. I've been happy running my PTA group on groups.io and probably very few of the members have ever had reason to visit the site. That's about as "email only" a crowd as one

Frances, Any GMF member can contribute to the wiki. Nope! GMF's Wiki is open to the public -- anyone can read its pages, wether logged in to Groups.io or not. I envision the pages under Advice to

Emails arrive promptly in Groups.io so you should not have a problem. Any delays you see here are due to the fact that GMF is a moderated group. Transferring is easy and you don't have to use any of

I am the admin for a relatively small (120 users) EMAIL only yahoo group for my Bicycle Club. ?Yahoo has been fine except for one situation. Our rides are on Thursdays mornings and the trail master

Hi I just had to do a search for editing the subject of a post and especially for making a post a sticky. I had done this before but it was a month or so ago. The key - you have to choose Topic View.

Right. It's that whole moderation thang again. ;)

I'm getting this message two days after you posted it, and two days after you'd already posted the message to beta. J [mod note: the headers to Jeff's pending message notification indicate that it was

jeffp, beta is an official group (founded and run by Mark Fletcher, the founder and developer of Groups.io itself). It is the place to suggest features and improvements to the product during its beta

Hmmm. The difference between GMF and Beta is a bit less than clear to me. Help? But I will post it there. Thanks! --jeffp

I don't know why IO Groups has the problem, but Yahoo has frequently (but not consistently) had exactly the same problem with calendar event notices being off by one hour during daylight savings time.

Upon further investigation, this looks like something related to Microsoft Outlook/Windows configuration. I sent the same IO event that I had issues with to a colleague and the event shows the correct

But the system should be able to figure that out. Whatever the local settings are, IO seems to be sending out an .ics file with a time that differs from the one actually created. When I open up the

Is the problem that most people use their local time (which would mean Eastern **daylight** time for me)?

Thanks Laurence. Unfortunately, changing the local PC time zone does not help. I changed it to UTC and have the same problem. I also tried changing my PC time Eastern Time (New York). I changed the

Eldin Rammell <feedback@...> wrote: The system is probably getting confused between UTC and BST (the software writers forget that UTC is a time, not a time zone), and is trying to "help"

Sharon Villines wrote:>>Can two Yahoo groups be transferred and combined into one Groups.io? One of my groups had one email address for 2 years and then changed. Both lists have to be searched to find

Shal Farley wrote:>>That's not at all the answer I would have expected. Or rather, I would have expected that answer for the primary group names, but not the names of subgroups.<< Shal, when I first

I'm new to IO so maybe I'm missing something. I'm located in the UK and have my profile set to my current time zone (UTC). My pc is also set to UTC time zone. I created an event in an io Calendar and

It doesn't look to me like there's a way to do that. I created a test table and locked it down as much as I could, but as long as my member account could see it, it could be exported. Duane