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Sometimes there isn’t a particular group protocol for changing addresses.

Just to be absolutely clear, you are not in violation the first amendment. I am one of 2 owners of a group and we researched this subject several months ago. A private group can make whatever rules it

I don't think you are "Congress", you aint making no "Law".? As a group owner, you are protecting your "constituents" and the interests of the group. Don't ,make yourself ill trying to please

Thanks Marv and others! This abusive person had one agenda that the rest of? us have rejected several years ago. The discussion then was intense, but the opinion of thoughtful people was sought. All

After you click on the main Subgroups (SG) option, a page should open that can have 3 sections, Main Group, Subgroups You Belong To, and Subgroups You Can Join.? If you're not a member of the SG, it

Thanks everyone, Duane, I don't see that subgroup using the main Subgroups menu because I'm not a member.? If I go under Admin and select Subgroups, I can see all of them, and I just checked the box

hi I guess I am a bit confused by the statement. At times, there are necessary reasons one would need to change and email address. At present, I am experiencing one of these reasons. I guess I am on

Febe, One technique I've heard of for dealing with this is to use the primary group as a introductory area for new members, and have one or more subgroups for "inner circle" members. This allows you

All I’ll say in a public forum is be very careful when you attempt to do this. Some group owners may try to reject your messages.

Chris, It may be extra delayed due to Mark's vacation on Thanksgiving week. If the status text says that the transfer is in process then you must have already promoted the transfer agent to moderator,

Hello -? I initiated a transfer of messages from our Yahoo group on Nov 19th. The status says that the transfer is in process and it appears that the transfer agent accepted the invitation to the Y

I agree. About fifteen years ago I was co-moderator of a group that was a mess. Flame wars, off-topic posts. It was a group devoted to one facet of industrial history in the Northeast, When a thread

Hi all, This week's change log, possibly covering Thanksgiving week as well: https://beta.groups.io/g/main/message/19070 Feel free to reply to this topic if you'd like to comment on the changes. Or

Alan, Yes. In fact, changing your email address via your Account page is the only way to change your subscribed address. The only thing else you can do is re-subscribe under the new address, but that

If you change it on your Account page, it should be changed everyplace.? I haven't done this, so can't guarantee it, but according to the Wiki page here, it should be a snap.? Maybe someone that has

I need to change my email address and have a question. I have a few groups that I am the owner of and I am subscribe to many other groups. My question is when I change my email address will that

Hmph. Duane wrote: Hopefully this is not a harbinger of things to come, but there are indications (from an engineer at Gmail Mark contacted) that it might be. Thus far I've been very happy (as a Gmail

Howard -- As Duane and Shal have mentioned, the account/email address you cited could not have been someone who responded to an invitation, otherwise he wouldn't have an NC badge. The purpose of

I totally agree with you on this. I belong to a game site that has chat. When the trolls are fed, they continue. When there is silence - they stop. So when you moderate their message instead of

A suggestion to go along with all the others: keep your interaction with the offender to an absolute minimum. The quickest way to discourage activity like this is to make your group a black hole to