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Above comment much appreciated! At the moment an email / rejection from the web UI has *Groupname+Owner@..*. in the From field. As there is no obvious evidence that this is currently a source of

Go to Admin>Upgrade and click on the "View/Change Plan" button. Regards, Bruce? -- The system Help is your friend.??/static/help

I already have a free group on Groups.io I need the ability to add members directly, so I need the paid? plan. Where can I find information on how to upgrade an existing group that is on the free

I think you've spelled it out well.? One possible improvement might be to use *<Moderator><Group Owner@* as a more generic version.? On one of my groups, I try to use a separate account for personal

Yea, I've done that to the archive, they were just hoping that there was something built into Groups that would hide outgoing email addresses. We've advised them to use a throwaway email account for

I have tinkered with the original post put on beta and I set out below a slightly amended version that I will submit depending on the reaction is gets here. The #Request that follows was first

Paul When an email is sent to the group and then distributed to the mailing list Correct. This is generally true of email lists. We have a few users that are hyper security conscious and would like to

There's no current way to do this.? It has been discussed extensively here and on the beta group.? About the only thing I can think of to minimize the possibility, for now, would be to use

When an email is sent to the group and then distributed to the mailing list the senders email is revealed. We have a few users that are hyper security conscious and would like to know if this can be

He certainly said that he had done that, and I have no reason to doubt him. I get the feeling that he is definitely IT - savvy enough to enable him to participate in a meaningful way (!!) and FWIW he

Different to what, though? The situation here is that he was receiving (individual) emails up to some point in time, after which they simply didn't appear. The Groups.io delivery record shows that a

Chris, One of the members on the Group I moderate has reported that email Did he check his Spam / Junk folder? Messages diverted to Spam are considered successfully delivered as far as the email

One of the reasons has been that the user is subscribed to this group using a different email address. -- Gerald

In the event that didn't get through either. Chris

One of the members on the Group I moderate has reported that email deliveries to him stopped earlier today. His delivery option is "Individual Emails", and a check of his email delivery history shows

There is no Override setting available to group owners to fine-tune email delivery as there is for Posting Privileges. As Duane stated, you would have to enable No Email for all of the main group

It is possible to allow messages posted to the group by select individuals to be unmoderated, despite the group settings. Open the members list (Admin>Members), find and click open the desired

Members can make email settings for each group and subgroup, so you could do what you want to a point.? On groups with No Email disabled, they could set it to Special Notices, but it would be up to

I am about to combine some of our small groups and make them subgroups rather than stand alone groups. Is there a way of allowing subgroup members to choose No Emails in the Main Group when that

I am an owner of a group but my messages require approval. I have settings set to "moderate all". We never use #hashtags. Is there a setting to allow owner messages to *? not require approval?*