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Hi There are two examples of welcome messages. /g/GroupManagersForum/wiki/Welcome-Message-for-Yahoo-Group-transfer This is part of broader advice:

I'm getting ready to move a group of mainly non-technical members to GIO, and before I try to develop some help documentation, I thought I would ask what others have done.? I'm sure that some of you

Oh, okay. Well, my opinion (which I think is shared by some others here) is that "informing the member" should be a two-pronged approach: send them a message with re-activation instructions (for in

Gerald, [voice="Nomad"] Non-sequitur. Your facts are uncoordinated. [/voice] "The Changeling", Star Trek TOS. https://youtu.be/C_R5fK73Eaw -- Help: /static/help More Help:

Do we know any spammers? What do they do? They make a living by minimizing being flagged as spammers. By spammers, I am not (necessarily) referring to the really nefarious ones. For example, it is

We agree that it is desirable for subscribers/members not to become unexpected unsubscribed and for Groups.io's reputation to improve. The differences on how to achieve this are either philosophical

Patty, Very simple. You gave as part of your criticism of the FBL mechanism that the people removed weren't spammers, they were members. You said it twice, so I took that to be a serious part of you

I'd like to have the ability to restrict a database to only owners. Right now we use google docs to keep our main member database. That database has information that we would only want the highest

Amen! Cacky

Don't understand how I have the cart before the horse, here.? We may be wrangling with semantics, here, but the end result (whether we say the action is telling groups.io the list member doesn't want

There is no groups.io staff to do what you want. I would rather have Mark doing technical things than documentation things. We in GMF can do the latter...if we're willing to. I hire others to do

This points out that some subscribers/members recognize that it is easier to unsubscribe by mis-marking Groups.io messages as SPAM, than to find and go through the unsubscribe process

Thanks so very much everyone. You are wonderful!! I will read up and give it a go.? It sounds like it will be the best option for us. Wish me luck Humbly yours, Pamela

Jim, Another thought occurred to me. If we were to start donating by upgrading One can choose the group transfer plan (Premium for one month). It doesn't include an automatic renewal each month so

Received from Ellen at 9/28/2018 02:15 AM UTC: Another thought occurred to me. If we were to start donating by upgrading for a month then Mark's ability to project future income is lessened because he

Received from Anita L via Groups.Io at 9/28/2018 02:25 AM UTC: You can't absolutely compel them, but you can provide "incentive." If enough people continue to mark messages as spam they can lead an

Prices, along with features and functionality for each package can be found at /static/pricing . This is where I'd strongly encourage you to talk with a lawyer that specializes in

... Implementing the code is trivial. Complying with the legal requirements to accept donations is fairly complex. As a for-profit, I doubt that it would be legally possible to accept donations

I have had some of my subscribers actively do this. They decided that they really didn't want any more group messages. Rather than bother figuring out how to unsub, a message was marked as spam, and

Samuel, I think the best way to "educate" users about a problem such as this one I certainly agree with that, it is what Groups.io already attempts to do. That speaks directly to to Patty's issue. In