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Good morning! I have two questions. Yesterday, a member of one of my groups sent a message to the group owner email address. The group has multiple owners, but at least one of the owners never

I wasn't able to find anything to change this behavior.? I can see that it could be confusing or awkward the way it is.? You can make a suggestion on the beta ( https://beta.groups.io/g/main )

Hello, I have recently set up a group for my local mountaineering club. We have a calendar of activities/ trips which the club is running/ which members may be interested in attending which is

"Group Managers Forum subscription reminder #admin" Reminder When: Monday, 1 April 2019 Description: This is your monthly subscription reminder for the [Group Managers

Gerald, Account is correct usage for referring to the member's email address, and everything connected to it, at Groups.io. You log in using your email address, it is the ID for your account. No, not

There may some context that I am not aware of, but IMHO "account" is not correct in either circumstance, nor is any inference that there is any problem with groups.io. It is the?user's email inbox

Michael, Most likely your email service greylisted the notification. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Greylisting If you know how to view the full header of that notification email you can paste a copy

I have it set up to require the first message from a new member be moderated.? I got a request for moderation just now and approved it BUT that message got posted 3 days ago and I am just now getting

Chris, That's what took me so many reads to figure out. In my head the word "account" was so firmly tied to Groups.io account that I didn't even notice that one bullet that implied otherwise. Note

I can see your point. My point was based on the assumption (probably a mistake!) that the line You must take action to restore your account referred to stopping the subscriber's MSP from bouncing

Chris, It took me several reads to spot a source of confusion. Those are one and the same thing. The one possible source of confusion I see is the line "- You account was or is full" That's a

Contrary to your subject line, it costs nothing to join, or to start a new group...the $110 is solely for copying your Yahoo group. And of course, you also get all the benefits of a Premium group for

I have several groups I moved from Yahoo to IO. Today I got ready to move the last one (about 500 members and archives going back to 2000) and the “Easy” Yahoo instructions say I have to pay $110

That has been asked by me a while back and was told it was on the back burner - way back. I think I remember Mark saying it wasn't so easy to do?- but I am not certain. ? So for now, I

OK I'll draft something and put it on beta, but it might be a couple of days for it to move up the "to do" list! Assuming, that is, that there is some agreement with my view that the wording as it

I'm sure Mark would be receptive to further wordsmithing. My only goal in getting the bounce probe text changed (Ref:?/g/updates/message/79 ) was to remove the part that essentially

Oh dear. Look at the last 3 lines: You must take action to restore your account. To unbounce your account, go to the following link:

Bill, Leeni, In retrospect I should have broken out my reply in beta as a New Topic, since it is a suggestion different from (though related to) the bulk delete feature. That would help Mark keep

I agree 100% with everything you say about groups.io! It might be worth posting a request to the beta list to ask if Mark could include something like the Google Groups archive viewing options in the

I reported this section of text to Mark as a bug earlier this month. As a result, the bounce probe no longer threatens unsubscription, just non-delivery. I believe the actual text of the current