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Hi Duane, thank you for your quick reply. I'm not sure what you mean - will I be the OP in the archives/files etc., instead of the actual sender?Kind regards, Marga Links: 1.

Hello Bruce, Thank you for your reply. There is no boxed or any message in the 5 groups at this time. Waiting patiently. Thank you again. Hugs Hooty

My recommendation is to transfer the group and weed out the non-participants afterward. The transfer itself will do a lot of it for you.

On my groups, I created a hashtag of #ForSale for just this purpose.? At the end of One Month, the thread is deleted.? Some folks forget to include it on the Subject line, but it's not too much

Since I have not seen this addressed on here I searched but culd not discover whether there is any setting anywhere with which to flag a member's post so that it is removed or hidden after so many

The owner of one group is trying to transfer to Groups.io and is wondering what the time that is expected before the transfer is completed? It was about three weeks several weeks ago. Thanks! John

Thank you for your response! I don't know if this is going to be a great idea! One of my members thought that I wanted her to leave and unsubbed from my group. She absolutely did not want that in the

You can certainly do that.? BUT, by default, none of the information will be 'owned' by the original poster, it will all be owned by you.? If they've joined the new group using the same email as

Hello, I'm moving a very old group from Yahoo and want to "weed out" the people who no longer participate, so I'd rather not transfer the members automatically. Can I skip that part of the process and

At this time, it seems the longest wait in the process is for the transfer agent to accept your invitation. Go to the transfer page at?/yahootransfer?and select your group name from

There has been a lot of discussion here and on the beta group about having this capability.? For now, most are using the Pending Subscription message, though it does add a step and a bit more work

Ok Thank you Shal. It is my understanding that IO management must accept the invitation to join the Yahoo group and then notify me so I can make them a moderator, then notify them to get set up for

Yes, that is a great way to do it. It's also sent automatically. Thanks. From Michael.

Oh ok. Thank you very much. I didn't know if I was doing something wrong or whatnot. I know my members have been wondering the same and looking at me as the problem me thinks. Thanks for your

Are you using the "Pending Subscription" message capability? It is an ideal way of sorting the wheat from the chaff. Chris

On my Yahoogroups, I required a new subscriber to write a short statement to say why they would like to join the group. If the statement was topical to the group they were joining, then I knew they

Mark; I don't know if someone has quietly done an edit but when I tried that link from the wiki page (approximately 7 minutes after your post was moderated) it worked as intended. Chris

A couple of links on the Wiki Home seem to have gotten corrupted recently, so I've fixed them.? The one for Databases should work again.? BTW, anyone can edit a Wiki page, no need to report it, just

In this groups Wiki home page, the link for " Setting up a Database ( /g/GroupManagersForum/wiki/How-to-stop-getting-two-copies-of-emails-you-send. ) (updated Nov 24, 2016)" takes me

Don, Thanks for the comprehensive results! I concur. That's always the precondition, so I'm inclined to go the other way: try to automate it so that the subgroup request/join completes seamlessly,