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Yahoo groups had a lot of groups set up for the purpose of promoting groups. People would join the group to receive or post ads about other groups. Is something like that permissible on IO? Bonnie

Donald, I've been using a tagline on my emails with the name and URL of the group and have seen a few interested visits. As to Facebook, I steer clear of it as much as possible due to its aggressive

Paul . . . wrote: Have you considered mentioning the group on Facebook in a post by you? Have your friends spread the word and see what happens. I am about to do that with a new group on groups.io

Dear GMF Members, We moved our group from Y!Gs to Groups.io about a year ago as a premier group. It worked out fine and Groups.io is stable and easy to use, so that is not the problem. It seems that

Every time you edit an existing poll, a new notification is sent. This occurs even if you don't change the question or any of the allowed responses. It's a little annoying, for sure. I would check the

Bruce, I've edited this. By the way, two last questions about it First, is there a way for editing the poll without sending it to the group, like we can do with a normal topic? Second, if when the

Oh I see, you're talking about the "Do not show who responded to the poll" checkbox (last box in the list)? You're correct...if that box is checked, even the poll creator/moderators cannot see who

The results - count can be seen at any time but not who voted each way in the poll. The members email addresses don't show up. Sometimes as an owner I would like to see who vote which way to see if

I had the same problem with a poll and the voters entered their vote via the website poll area and not by email. I couldn't see who voted. I did see the counts.

Bruce, Then, it doesn't matter if I check/uncheck the box regarding seeing members? With this box checked/unchecked, either way I will be able to see who voted? Because this "see who responded" button

I had the same problem when I was working on a poll. I couldn't see who voted what way. I think it may be a bug.

Subscribers must click the link in the poll notification, log in to groups.io (if not already logged in), and vote online. If they instead send emails in response to the poll notification, those

Hi, I created a poll and was noticing something strange. The results simply weren't matching with the answers given. So initially I checked the box for don't seeing members who answered. With this

Creating a Member Notice of type Direct Add affects only the section of text inserted after "The Group moderators have included the following important message:". Eliminating the canned wording that

Hi, For the enterprise version I would like to have a custom message to be sent on a Direct Add. I went to Settings -> Member Notices. Added a New Notice Set it is a Direct Add message But the message

Brian, Actually, you do. Except in those cases it is [email protected] I wrote: And that's what's happened here: the group owner chose to give the primary group the same name as the common

Shal, No, I don't mean [email protected] See the addresses for both the NVDA ( https://nvda.groups.io/g/nvda ) , JAWS ( https://win10.groups.io/g/win10 ) (the odd man out, and more "old

Brian, in addition to [email protected] or > I'm not sure this format was ever in use, though it was discussed when the subgroup feature was under development. As time went by, there was a

I looked on the Wiki and on the Help Page, and still have not seen anything obvious about this. Way back when, in the early days of Groups.io, the e-mail address conventions shown on the Help Page:

Greg, She has informed me that she hasn't received any messages from the group That's why she's not receiving group messages - both Bouncing (blue) and Bounced (red) status means Groups.io has stopped