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Muting will inhibit delivery of subsequent messages in that topic...but only as sent via email. It has no effect on the visibility of messages while viewing online. Such a feature has often been

Hi In the footer of individual messages, there is a link - mute this topic. See this wiki topic. /static/help#muting To manage, go to Your Groups, Manage My Subscriptions on Groups.io

Well, that is highly inconvenient because I am constantly being unsubscribed!!! I was loving the draft feature! Now, I'm using it with trepidation. ?Sigh.

While trying to convince members of the Yahoo group I wrote about one of the features listed in the help page of GIO - Muting and Following. Later I attempted muting of a message in one of my groups

Someone else may have already said this. All subgroup members have to be a member of the main or parent group. You cannot join into a subgroup unless you are a member of the parent group.

No, but there is an easy way to let them see it.? Under Admin > Settings, scroll way down toward the bottom and you can select a Wiki page to make sticky so that it shows at the top of the Messages

While you can eliminate a few of the sidebar menu options via group settings, there is currently no provision to sort/rearrange them. I agree this would be a handy thing to have. Regards, Bruce -- The

Ah, the plot thickens... Drafts are group-specific. If you're unsubscribed -- intentionally or via the "removed for spam" mechanism or whatever -- it makes sense that any pending drafts would be

Thanks, I missed this on the help page: Once a person is a member of the parent group, they can subscribe directly to the subgroup if it's permitted , *they can be added directly to the subgroup* , or

Is it possible to adjust the left hand sidebar so members see the Wiki as one of the first options?

daniel, Marcio is correct: You don't. It is a fundamental aspect of subgroups that only members of the primary group can be a member of a subgroup. /static/help#subgroups To decouple

Daniel, If I got it right, you are wanting to give someone the hability of subscribing to a subgroup without being subscribed to the main group. If it is indeed what you're wanting, that's not

I have a "main group" that is a parent of "subgroup1". I had someone try to subscribe to subgroup1 and they got a message they have to join main first. How do I configure so direct subscriptions are

I don't think any of these apply. Would it be in connection with being unsubscribed and re-subscribing? ?It all happened at the same time. Also, any way to find it again somewhere??? Thanks!

It's easy to delete your drafts by clicking on the red Discard button at the wrong time. If you -- as group owner -- need a message template so you can send subscribers a canned response occasionally,

Make sure that you don't have multiple groups.io pages at the same time. Also try refreshing your browser. -- Gerald

Where do my drafts go? I had three, clicked on Drafts, and they weren't there -- they disappeared! ?Not there! One I worked very hard to create!!!! ?So disappointing.

How ridiculous. It's Mark's group and he can run it how he wishes, including supporting whatever groups he wants to. It's really none of your business. If you don't like it, you can leave anytime.

Bruce The editing decision is to resend (if the edit is significant) or save w/o resending (if minor.). Limiting enough, otherwise the group can turn off editing all together. But there’s no logical

Thanks Prada’s, I?wasn’t aware of that policy. ?No matter the memberships’ and users’ leanings, that policy by Mark is inappropriate and should be removed and I’m telling him so. ?Let him