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ditto ? Max Munger, [phone # redacted by moderator] ? *From:* [email protected] [mailto:[email protected]] *On Behalf Of* Peter Dubé *Sent:* Saturday, August 11, 2018 9:06 AM

I'm creating a database for group members.? Is there a way to permanently hide the ID column?? Or to change its width?? Currently is is taking about two inches on the screen, and I need to

Indeed. I knew that you would not be allowed to delete an account that was the sole Owner of a group...didn't know that the same rubric applied to downgrading your own group subscription. So I learned

Open the Members List (Admin>Members). Find the subscriber and click anywhere on his/her row. You can change the person to a Moderator using the "Role" pull-down menu. Now set the Moderator

Thanks, Shal. It seems we migrated overnight but whether it would have happened without that email I sent, who knows? I did all the migration stuff but I want to make a fellow member also Moderator.

OK -- have managed to re-instate myself; and can now see what I did from the Owner's 'Activity' rubric. Useful tool. -- Martin - G5FM - [IO81pd] g5fm @ martinwheeler.net

....which reminded me that I do, in fact, have another account on that site which I'd forgotten about, but which has now allowed me to log on as an owner, and re-instate my permissions. So all now

Part of the problem here is that many of the terms aren't totally clear as to what they mean. So, I did some testing. For example: The "Bounce" option. What this means is that if there is an attempt

Okay, that makes sense for existing groups, may not make sense for new groups. I now suspect Mark implemented this simply to provide the "strip" alternative. I wonder what happens if "Hashtags

Gilly, There's nothing "stupid" about that, I think most group owners / mods keep themselves unmoderated for convenience. It is just that I got a similarly nasty lesson all those years ago, except in

Bruce, Bounce was the prior behavior, so I'm sure that's default so as not to change a group's behavior unexpectedly. Shal -- Help: /static/help More Help:

Martin, My first thought is that you may be logged in a on different email account and that you have multiple subscriptions to that group, the one you are currently logged in on is owner a normal

Hello Shal, Is the option to ban a Domain useful in certain cases like this? I see that banning a domain is possible with Premium IO accounts. But perhaps a more effective method would be to have some

Yeah, me too. I was really surprised by this default and may comment on it in beta. ? Bruce -- The system Help is your friend.??/static/help

If you have a second group Owner, (s)he should be able to reinstate your privileges. Otherwise you need to send a message to support[at]groups.io. Please report back on how that goes. Regards, Bruce?

Martin, First, make sure you're logged in with the email address used to create the group.? I don't think you can change an owner's role if doing so would result in no owners.?? If you can't

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.