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Can anyone help me here ? Owner/creator of the "AvalonARC" [Amateur Radio Club] group, I've somehow managed to change my status from Owner/Moderator to simple member. Don't know how I did it (I was

I own a group with lots of pics.? It would be a good feature to be able to search the title field in the photos section to be able to find related pics. Peter Dubé

Thank you Chris & Shal, I? will keep anything nasties and their moderation notices if I should get any more, nothing since the ones I mentioned. I have? sent 2 to the owners address for you Shal,

Agreed. I checked the group I moderate and found that it was set to "bounce" so moderators might be advised to check their own groups just to be certain that the setting is what they want it to be.

Hi all, This week's change log: https://beta.groups.io/g/main/message/17942 Feel free to reply to this topic if you'd like to comment on the changes. Or better yet, if you expect a lot of discussion

Michael, I was going to say that that ship had sailed long ago. But not entirely. Some quick checks with my test group shows that the legacy subgroup addressing formats still work:

Mike, Members can "report" group content which they feel violates the group's rules, or the Groups.io TOS. The Report function is in the More menu, in the bar below each message: Screen shot of More

Hi,? this is showing my ignorance but I'm not sure what the following means. It is located in both the Owner and Moderator notifications section of settings. Email when someone reports a message.

Thanks, I guess. I don't understand the rational behind jumbling up a group's email addresses as a consequence of creating subgroups. I'm sure many of my groups' members would also be confused by it,

Michael, I'm saying that address continues to work - it is made an alias for the new name. ? No, they are subgroup[at] mygroup.groups.io ( http://mygroup.groups.io ) -- see the wiki page about

No, subgroups would be subgroup[at]mygroup.groups.io? The main group becomes main[at]mygroup.groups.io (unless you change main to something else), but can still be accessed via email using

If it remains unchanged, please explain the changes others described and why there are problems. Are you saying when a subgroup is created that the main group remains unchanged: mygroup[at]groups.io

Michael, For consistency and to not create confusion, it would be best when a It does. Aliases are created for the original (primary) group web and email addresses. Shal

For consistency and to not create confusion, it would be best when a subgroup is created that the main group should remain unchanged: mygroup[at]groups.io or at worst, changed to

In Admin: Members go to that Moderator's Notifications and uncheck: Email when there are members needing approval this will allow that Moderator to be unaware of subscription/membership requests. Good

Hi, The sender of the message with the mystery attachment and blank frame in the "Emailed Photos" file in our group uses comcast.net mail?but accesses it through Microsoft Office/Outlook 2010.? She

The act of creating a subgroup changes the way groups.io addresses your primary group...your group becomes a subdomain of groups.io. Thus mygroup[at]groups.io?automagically becomes

Don, Correct. The Pending Subscription notice at the time of application. I forget whether the Group Guidelines are sent (if you checked that box) at application or at approval, but I think the

Gilly, You said the messages were coming in under your name - implying that your email address was used. If you yourself were not moderated at the time that's how they got through. Groups.io's

Gavin, It can take a bit for the new DNS entries to propagate into your browser. They are likely cached by your ISP, possibly by your home router, by your computer OS, and perhaps the browser as well.