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When I try to post to MY group ([email protected]) NONE of my messages come through. I checked the settings and it says my posts have to be moderated. Well, I started this group and should be

Cathy, That someone else would have had to promote you to Owner role, otherwise that Groups.io group would not appear for you on the transfer setup page. I'm not certain what you mean, but that's

You have to actually click in the "In Process" box. It is a drop-down menu. If you do that, and no groups appear in the drop-down, then either: -- you didn't start the transfer at all, or -- the email

For each of the two groups, I have: 1) created the group (someone else created one of them) note they both refer to the same YahooGroup 2) started the transfer process 3) added [email protected] to

Did you invite the transfer agent to join your Yahoo group? The transfer agent will not join without being invited.?Instructions on how to do that can be found

Hi Cathy, Just to be clear, you must create the Groups.io group. That's Step 0 of the instructions. From what you say later it sounds like you've done that. Twice. As far as I know you can only

Michael, Nope, that would be impossible. If that's what you see then I have to conclude that the content of an Invite has changed since the example I captured last June, and that now the invitation

Buckskin Heights wrote: In your examples mailmymobile.net consistently rejected the invitation with the error "Sender IP reverse lookup rejected". I'm not sure what they mean by "rejected" but

hi -? it has been a couple of weeks and I have still been unable to [email protected]?in YahooGroups. I think the issue is because I have two groups.io groups and I have tried to start the

Hi John, It will, but in messages from your group the To address will reflect the new form. Likewise whenever the group's address is shown on site, or in a notification email. The group's web address

Agreed, needless ambiguity is definitely confusing.

I've successfully added several cell phone email addresses to GroupsIO for those members who wish to receive their GroupsIO messages as texts not emails... all except for one person.? The first two

Hi! Loving groups.io so far. I'm interested in the subgroups functionality, but I'd like some confirmation before taking the plunge and creating my first. According to the Create Subgroup page, "After

Michael, Yes, but IMO the same miserable experience. I'm more keen on convincing mailbox providers to eschew the "reject" policy, but I know that's a lost cause. Some receiving services (such as

Michael, Yes, and Mark was called on this recently in beta. I think it was the formatted Digest where the text of a link was the group's posting address but the URL under it was its home page. It did

It would seem logical to refer to the group by its URL rather than its posting address, unless a group permits non-subscribers to post, clicking on the posting address shouldn’t take anyone to the

Dale, Good catch. I've updated GMF's wiki page to make note of that. /g/GroupManagersForum/wiki/Transfer-from-Yahoo-Groups Shal -- Help: /static/help More Help:

Mark, Yes. There was extensive discussion in beta at the time. Initially the green "Reply to Group" and blue "Reply to Sender" buttons were both available, with the button reflecting the group's

Bruce, thank you for the long and thoughtful reply. I understand the reasoning now in the context of owner-imposed desired behavior and requiring users to overtly override. Group mailing lists' many

I believe the intent here is to have the web interface mimic what is [supposed to] happen via email; to wit:? the group Owner sets the default reply behavior of the group and the individual