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Is there a way for an owner/moderator to tell how many people have logged into a group site they are members of? Don

Marvin, ? It is unfortunate that the person responded to you this way, but if those messages were sent outside of Groups.io (from his email to yours) then there's nothing Groups.io would do about it,

Hi. Well will explain. Got banned from a few groups, and the group owner did that, and then the co-owner or admin of another group banned me, and then he said not to contact him any more. So did not

No. Each subscriber has to explicitly share their profile. Bruce? -- The system Help is your friend.??/static/help

Hi Shal, Thanks for the suggestion. He was a "unique" member of our old Yahoo group and may very well have had a hidden membership under another name. I have sent a message questioning this. We do

Is there a way to set the default for members?Profile Privacy?to "Other members in your group" so they show up in the directory? ?This would still allow them to change it but start out with them

Unless your group has 646,000 messages in its fourteen-year archive, in which case you can watch them arrive at groups.io in small batches for just over a day. -- Bill

Clint, Is there any way to see if progress is being made on my transfer from Only on a relatively coarse scale, see GMF #6662 </g/GroupManagersForum/message/6662>, (and GMF #8352

If everyone used the web interface, it would be easier. Identifying attachments (and embedded graphics) that originated from a "previous message" when receiving an incoming email is, unfortunately,

This happens all the time with list members who don't take much trouble with their responses. Perhaps a group option "Strip previous attachm

Is there any way to see if progress is being made on my transfer from YahooGroups? Will I see the number of member increase incrementally as the importing occurs? Or should I just be patient and wait

Every emailed photo, whether attached to the message or embedded, lands in the -- appropriately enough -- "Emailed Photos" folder. These same images on the groups.io server are then linked to the

Our group has quite stringent rules that are applied and followed. By ALL of us. But, we have also taken a Pollyanna approach, or more accurately the Thumper rule (from Bambi), “If you don’t have

A well run planned and operated group will have a set of terms and conditions over and above those of groups.io and an appeal path for issues. Bear? in mind that while there may be a path to appeal

Hi, I am testing groups.io for our group. I?noticed that when I posted some photos via email to test navigation and size, the name of the user in the "by" field is not mine, although I was the one

I will honor this request, I agree with the distinction. Best, Glenn [ad trimmed by moderator]

Glenn, Apparently some people get moderated differently than others, even in this That's pretty much inevitable, given that the moderators are human. Comments about the management of GMF I usually

Thank you, that IS good to know. ~~Pamela~~http://thequeensbs.blogspot.com? "I love entertaining people; I strive to make them feel good..." ?- - Tony Bennett

I think you perhaps ought to elaborate, within the bounds of decency of course. I cannot see any obviously different "standards" being applied; the only obvious variable is the time lapse between

Apparently some people get moderated differently than others, even in this group. Best, Glenn [Ad trimmed by moderator]