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They could, of course have a look at your group's home page where there is a list of Group Settings that include the use of moderation. At the same time if members used the web UI they would find that

Have it written on your homepage so members can see it before they join. That is what I am going to do, plus add it to my Welcome Letter. Leeni

Or is it possible the group has an email integration active that? they don't know about? If the group owner has set up one of those and a spammer got a hold of that email address they could spam the

Let me jump in here (at least this is how AOL groups used to work) AOL groups aren't like Groups IO, Google or Yahoo Groups You don't send messages to a group site and then the group site sends the

Duane, I thought of doing it, but would like to know if there was any other way of letting the person know about their message needing aproval. Thanks for your answer :) Cheers, Marcio

I came back to make the same point but Duane beat me to it! Regrettably he had a point when he said It won't help for those people that don't read the messages but it is a perfectly viable solution to

Interesting. In my country adding someone to the group (mail list) without his consent or his request is against the law.

It won't help for those people that don't read the messages, but I include this in our Welcome notice for new members: "All new members will have their messages moderated (checked) before they will be

Perhaps she should develop some patience, and at the same time make an attempt to learn how groups (not just on Groups.io) actually operate. I don't think groups anywhere should be set up so that they

Hi, SO, subject says it all. Is there a way of setting up a message to be sent to a person that is needing approval before they can be unmoderated? If there's no way of doing it yet, could it be a

Lavon, So, if she's not a member of your AOL group, how do her messages in a groups.io group get transmitted to your AOL group members? Does your AOL group allow non-members to post to the group?

YES she added our group address and posted to groups io? when we were an active AOL group.

Lavon, You've said that several times, but I still don't know what you mean by "took your group". If she's not even a member of your group, in what way did she "take" it? An external group (such as an

Ellen, In the Admin group of pages there's a Subgroups page. This is different from the Subgroups page further down, outside of Admin. In the Admin Subgroups page is a list of your primary group

she took our group and added the group to groups io

Lavon, And you said this was a group on AOL? This is the part I still don't understand. What is it that you mean when you say she added your AOL group to Groups.io? Did she add your AOL group's

This wasn't her group she didn't create it .? It was created by myself and another person and she took it upon herself to add our group to groups io when she was told not to do it not once but

But wasn't her group me and another Lady opened it and own it and she tried to sign us up with groups io.? What's to keep anyone from taking your group and doing what they want with it?? Doesn't

Linda, Not directly. But you can create an event (in the calendar) for that date and time, and check the "Send Notice To Group When Event Happens (tagged with #cal-notice)" box at the bottom of the

Our distribution list has a new member and I am having a problem putting them into subgroups.