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At best, these two checkboxes are labelled incorrectly. It was my understanding that the first checkbox already "allows" messages, the second is (supposed to) affect only moderation.? Anyway, I tried

Pre- approve? Not sure what the "pre" refers to; posts are either approved or they are not. Pre - approval is not a thing AFAIK. In any case if any individual is not prepared to put in the work

Hi, I've been using groups.io since the start of the year, evaluating it for a potential move of 1000+ members of my club from various Y! groups and another Forum to here.? I think all of the site

Hi, I've seen the chatter about allowing members of parent groups to post to subgroups but I'm not sure if this is working as it was maybe intended. I have these settings for my subgroup: If I post

Just seems waste of time to having to pre-approve all new sender's emails. Br Peter

Bob is right. This syndrome has a name, the Tragedy of the Commons, where individual needs combined in isolation produce negative results for the group as a whole. Best, Glenn [ad removed by

It's nearer 4,000,000 based on my most recent member's ID (3745311)!? And those members belong to over 11,000 groups. Duane -- Help: /static/help GMF's Wiki:

Hi Bruce, Thank you, this is helpful. I am sorry I can't be more specific with the problem but I have a feeling it's a user issue so now I have some things to check and follow up with. Allison

Peter, I think there are over 500,000 subscribers who depend upon groups.io to provide continuous and consistent service. Allowing individual groups' owners to endanger the ability of groups.io to

Peter, ? Notwithstanding your post in beta, I very much doubt he will reconsider such a broad issue. Review my answers in this topic for my reasons for saying that:

For future reference, I've created a new wiki page:??/g/GroupManagersForum/wiki/How-RSVPs-work. Most of the content has been plagiarized from Andy's post on this subject. It remains

Bruce gave you the answer this morning, /g/GroupManagersForum/message/14933 A person's email address is their account, so they don't need to create anything.? They can even log in

Question, when they go to rsvp to an event sent to them online, do they have to log in to Groups.io or can they do it without logging in? Critical because some of our older members are too confused to

Attached is an example of an RSVP screen. I didn't populate everything when I set up this event but it should give you an idea. Bruce -- The system Help is your

To answer my own question:? Yes.? So that's good. Had to do the testing in ShalsTest, because RSVPs are a Premium-only feature.? Bruce -- The system Help is your

Check out the Pricing page, a link is found at the bottom of every page.? If there's something that you're not clear on, maybe we can help. Duane -- Help: /static/help GMF's Wiki:

Hi, I've been doing some testing of that function and from what I've seen it works OK but there's a limitation. Here's a summary of what I've found so far: * Events can be added to a calendar and an

RSVPs work in a manner that is very similar to polls. The link in the #cal-invite takes you to the groups.io site, where you have to click a button to Accept/Decline. And if you aren't logged in, you

Duane We are not using integration so "Slack Integration" is not the culprit. Don

I can't seem to find information relating to Premium Groups. Such as: what is the cost, how they compare with free groups, etc? Can someone point me in the right direction?