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Dennis I do the same thing with our wiki home page.? I'm also not following exactly what happened. If you could possibly post a screenshot (or PM me the link to the two pages (if the wiki can be read

Victoria, Sorry for the confusion. I wrote my answers as if I was speaking directly to them. I should have phrased that as "one" or "they", to refer to such members more clearly. Or maybe written as

Dennis, I'm struggling with your terminology. The default Wiki home page is an index of the wiki pages you've created. Is this what you are describing? There aren't any "folders" in a Groups.io wiki,

Is there a simple, 1., 2. 3., .....? set of instructions for neophyte users to add a group signature? I don't mean "go to your subscription" type instructions as in "help."? I mean "simpleton."

O.k. Shal, all a bit hard to understand for me. I didn?t want to do anything, so I don?t know why you write: ***Short answer: don't do that. If you are logged in at groups.io and the email address

Victoria, Short answer: don't do that. If you are logged in at groups.io and the email address in your account is no longer working change it to a working address. Now. /account Long

Scott . . . <arizona.air.raid@...> wrote: Try the browser ritual (try Firefox, Opera, Chrome, and Internet Exploder or Edge) and see if you get the same results--I get different results on

Is that in the Files section?? If so, you may have a bunch of photos or attachments taking up a lot of space.? See

Thanks Shal & Donald. Your explanations make good sense and have answered my questions. In the past while we were still on YGroups we did have a number of disgruntled members who seemed to revel in

<div class="markdown"> <p>If they are doing everythig via the web they can I believe do whatsoever they want to.</p> <p>Take care</p> <p>Sarah Alawami, owner of TFFP.<br /><br />[excessive multiline

On my Groups page this morning, my moderator and I (I'm the group owner) found that we aren't able to upload files. The upload button in our Files section is grayed out, and we get the red

Shal, Sarah, I appreciate your answers. Shal wrote: "The one year timeframe is in relation to their Yahoo Account. If they don't sign in and use any Yahoo products (Groups, Mail, Answers, Finance,

Donnell, We're not a good example. As you note, we only have one album and it is the special album Emailed Photos, which is created automatically by the system to display photos that arrived in email

Hi all, This week's change log: https://beta.groups.io/g/main/message/21958 Feel free to reply to this topic if you'd like to comment on the changes. Or better yet, if you expect a lot of discussion

me, How are the email addresses obtained? If you have a web site where people might sign up for your group, you may be able to use some of the code available on the Promote page to allow people to

Paul, I'm with Donald in suggesting that it will largely depend on the nature of your group and the people who (attempt to) join it. Restricted Membership is good when your group has specific criteria

The way I understand it, if the email is not used to send or receive messages, said email will get disabled. So if they are reading the group online and not using the mail to send or receive anything

Victoria, What I don't remember is how much the Groups.io web interface fusses at you if your subscribed email address is in Bouncing status. I think the fuss is limited to a red warning box at the

Victoria, No. Yahoo won't know anything about what that person does using the Groups.io web interface. So staying logged in at Groups.io and doing things there will have no effect on whether Yahoo

I forgot to answer to this: Bruce wrote: P.S.?My own opinion:? If you lose a few lurkers who can't keep their email accounts up and running, you haven't lost much. Those who really want to