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Ken, That's one possibility. And if your Outlook 2010 is set up as a POP3 client with Outlook.com that becomes a definite maybe; with POP3 protocol the only server-side folder you can access is the

Patty, Are you looking at the drop-list, or the Groups.io home page? The latter will tell you if it is a subscriber or a message that needs approval. / Is the Pending button on the

Tom, One more thing... About them -- Groups.io won't know that those are the same person as held the old address in the Y!Group. If the old address still works (they can still receive messages there)

Shal, I use Outlook 2010 for my mail interface and Firefox 61.0 as my WEB interface. I have Outlook set up to move all of my SPAM and junk e-mail to my JUNK folder and I check and clean that daily. I

Ken, Yes, the +owner email is delivered to Groups.io, and it in turn forwards it on the the group moderators and owners (subject to their settings). What WEB interface? The +owner emails are forwarded

I have a question:? I am showing that I have 1 Pending task for one of my lists, and it appears to be a pending approval for a new member, but when I check my Pending Members page, no one is pending

Tom, Yes, in Step 1 you can uncheck the "Transfer Members" box. However, it is undesirable to do so. The consequence is that any content (Files, Photos, etc.) linked to an address not present in the

Yes, but ownership of all the group content (files, photos, etc) will be reassigned to you (the owner). Generally it's a much better idea to transfer the group as is and perform any necessary

Thanks Shal, Doesn't the group+moderator.groups.io have to go to groups.io to get the individual addresses for each moderator? I have had issues receiving moderator's messages at times, but not

Is there a way to transfer a Yahoo?group over but not include the memberships. ?We have some members with messed up settings, or missing names, plus some new email addresses. ?Can we just move all

Received from Glenn Glazer at 7/1/2018 10:23 PM UTC: Then that's what you should call them. It's not like the average group member is familiar with the terms Owner and Moderator and even if they are

Ken, Certainly a CC to the +owner address should be distributed to the mods and owners. Subject to each mod/owner's subscription option on whether to receive +owner messages. I know Y!Groups discards

Glenn Our? Board of Directors are in both groups. The corporate secretary sets up calendars in both groups where necessary.? That also helps keep down any RSVP confusion, etc. If a calendar event is

The general term I would prefer is "Admin" since they administrate various features. Best, Glenn

The definition of “Moderate” includes "limited in scope or effect”. “Moderator" is not inappropriate, as speech (actually message posting) is not the only function that can be moderated.

This inquiry was actually in response to my making the calendar subscriber editable and our Vice-Chair making that exact same criticism.? I personally don't think that's a problem, but was looking

Yep.? Charles Reid and I are on the same page in that request as noted downthread, the generalization to other features besides calendar.? IMHO, more granular is always better because you can

I get what you are saying, Bob, but our use case is somewhat different in that the Eboard wants to edit a calendar that is visible by the members. Best, Glenn

Glenn, There's this suggestion, which includes the idea of a merged calendar which aggregates events from the primary and subgroups. That might solve a couple of the problems with using a subgroup

We simply set up a basic free group just for this purpose.? That way there is no confusion when posting. Also, if you need more subdivision you can? do it in the separate Executive group and