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Great advice. Shal! ?What I sort-of expected (more about management than the software/platform) but fabulous ideas. Aside from just ensuring the transparency culture for the group, it's also about

I'd say this really needs to be a "rule of the group" and a part of a group's culture from its first days. I've been on sites where this is a requirement, and you can't register unless you provide a

Barry, ? I think the simplest thing to do is establish a group rule (via the group's guidelines) that members must put their full name into the Display Name field in the Group Profile tab of their

To my knowledge, there is currently no way to enforce this in the software. If there was, I'd be doing it, too. Regards, Bruce? -- The system Help is your friend.??/static/help

Just launched a new group with just shy of 300 members and it went smoothly (thanks Mark, Shal and groups.io; I'm well along in my yahoo recovery program already!). With apologies yet again for posing

Randi, ? Yes. Each member of the group, including each owner and moderator, has a Posting Privilege control . ? Click on your row in the Member's list (anywhere except the checkbox) then scroll to

Can you take yourself off moderation if you have everything sent to everybody Moderated?

Thanks That works David [email protected]> wrote:

I just checked this in my test group and also encountered some rather peculiar behavior. Sometimes when I edit a row containing a time entry the entry disappears entirely and/or defaults to 12:00 am.

No worries this is resolved!

Dear all, I am pretty new to Groups.io. I am trying to add 800+ members to my group and the system says I have reached a limit for the day? What is the limit? Thanks in advance.

I had a quick search and didn't find anything similar to the problem I've encountered so I don't know if it's just me but when I edit a row with a column set to hold a time the time, originally

Thanks, Shal. I just sent an email to Mark with all the details of what happened, and the link to the webpage. Isis

Isis, ... when I was logged into the system it sent me to the list of my Which you were not, presumably. That being the case it seems like a bug that you should report to [email protected]. Let me

That's exactly it, Shal, when I was logged into the system it sent me to the list of my subscriptions, but the new group I was trying to subscribe to was not yet listed, and there was no indication

Barry, It did add right away but also sent two emails to the added email. One with Unless you made it inactive, the second email was likely your group's default *Welcome* notice. The content of that

I'm about to stand up a new group and, before directly adding my couple hundred members (they have all been notified and opted in), I ran a quick test of the Direct Add feature (we have premium).

Isis, I wouldn't describe your list of subscriptions as "unrelated" to an attempt to subscribe to a group. But if I click on the button when I am logged in, I end up on my own list If in fact you were

My friend embedded subscribe buttons for his groups on his webpage, but they don't behave quite right. If I click on a subscribe button when I'm not logged into groups.io, I get a page that gives me a

David how about using Google Sheets, so members don’t by need to have excel?