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Yes, that was my hope, too! I take your other point but would still like to be able to do it, anyway! This is a very small group set up for discussion of a specific subject matter and, therefore,

Hi, Frances Thanks for the tip on nomail - I spotted that one! ? It was being able to stop individual's opting out of a thread that I was wanting to do rather than muting it for all. Thanks Richard

Hi as the owner of several user groups, that I maintain using email, is is quite annoying to get bounced email just because a user or message was already approved. When you have multiple owners or

I’m confused (not unusual at my age). Is there a Beta (as in pre-production testing) System or was this outage on the production system? If the latter, why was the outage notice posted in a Beta

Unfortunately, Page banners don't get to email only members. While I didn't bother to inform my menbers (because, after yahoo's weeks and months of issues, a couple hours' outage is a blip)? I think

Thank You. Still not there so I will try again

Indeed there was, but from a poll on "my" Group it is only a minority of users who use the web interface "regularly"; the majority (78%) never use the web interface or only do so "occasionally". If

I didn’t even know there was a site closure for maintenance, let alone a notice it was going to be done. I have experienced a couple site closures in the past (which is to be expected from time to

Chris, Can I suggest a request on the beta group, suggesting that planned downtime You may suggest it, but unless someone actually posts to beta (or support) about it, no one employed by Groups.io

You need to also consider that "maintenance" can include unscheduled downtime, such as equipment failure. In addition to the other replies, there was a notice at the top of every page early this

Hi All, From time to time all computer systems require updates. I for one want to thank Mark for a quick and speedy update. When I consider the weeks of downtime and lost messages of Yahoo Groups,

Go to Admin->Members to ensure they aren't there yet. Direct Add does exactly what it says...it adds a member directly to the group. There is no subscriber activity needed and you won't receive

Shal has provided the "correct" answer; I am curious to know if you if you run a free or paid - for Group. If paid - for then I can see your point. I don't know how many groups Groups.io supports but

Did you complete Step 4 of the instructions?? ?/yahootransfer ( /yahootransfer ) If you don't tell him that you're ready, nothing will happen. Bruce

It was announced in the beta group on April 15 (25 days ago). Bruce [mod note: #16779 ( https://beta.groups.io/g/main/message/16779 ) ]

Steve, I sure hope there was a good reason earlier this morning, it is Here's the reason (and the advance notice): https://beta.groups.io/g/main/message/16950 Arguably it should also have appeared

Since I just transferred a group with some Yahoo! induced hiccups, I thought I would write down the steps as they make sense to me.? Perhaps this will be helpful others. 1. Start the first transfer

I have been waiting since April 11th for a couple of my groups to transfer.? I think I did everything.... io invited to old group and made moderator..... all done.... so now just waiting.? dash ?

I sure hope there was a good reason earlier this morning, it is *unacceptable* not to have well publicized advance notice when groups.io will be down for maintenance.

I should also note that muting only applies to email delivery. Messages will still appear on the site. Not entirely clear on why you would want to do this. Even if you could force a subscriber to be