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Ken, Why not the home page being a (hate to use this term) TOC, pointing toward That's how I think of the wiki home page now: a hand-built TOC for the group's pages. The Quick Start section is about

Bob and Duane, you answered the 3 questions concerning databases which I posed in behalf of my moderator Ingrid who is in charge of databases. I returned your answers to her. Her English isn?t very

thanks...that was my thought. i'll encourage them to use hashtags to allow for communications that not everyone will want to be bothered with. thank you!jean

Why not the home page being a (hate to use this term) TOC, pointing toward “mods/owners” or “advanced” and “dummies”? ?That's how our wiki is evolving.

That's not (currently) an option. Duane -- Help: /static/help GMF's Wiki: /g/GroupManagersForum/wiki Search button at the top of Messages list A few site FAQs:

I think I already know the answer to this, but I wanted to ask to be sure. Can a subgroup have a subgroup? Our group has a subgroup that wants to now further split into another subgroup...but only

Monkern, Can I get your pdf? lloydlehrer@... lloyd lehrer, (310) [redacted] [mod note: feel free to upload it to GMF's files, and/or copy/paste its content into a new page in our Wiki]

Chris, The first two sections, Quick-Start Guide and Advice to Group Members , are supposed to be aimed squarely at the non-moderator members of our groups. That said, I'm open to suggestions akin to

Hi Could we create a new home page pointing to one page for members and one page for owners and moderators? Just divide the two parts. Or does Groups.io allow 2 wikis for one group? The 2-pager that

It certainly does, but I might argue that it is aimed at Owner & Moderators rather than Subscribers, who might find the whole thing a bit daunting. The GMF wiki has a lot of content around what Owners

It's definitely a good start, but still a bit intimidating for some users.? I wrote a 2 page "here's what Groups.io, and here's the basic functionality and how it works."? I'll see what reaction is

Barbara Jean, ... but just what is wiki? > As Bruce cited, it is a collaborative web site. The name *wiki* has a somewhat amusing history <https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wiki#History>. Specific to

wi·ki /?wikē/ Learn to pronounce noun a website that allows collaborative editing of its content and structure by its users. The classic example of this is Wikipedia. ( https://www.wikipedia.org/ )

Pardon me for being a dummy, but just what is wiki? I have been working on computers for many years, but it seems there is always something new that I am not familiar with. Barbara Jean

There is no formal "Intro to Groups.io" document, but rumor has it that one is in the works (ref: https://beta.groups.io/g/main/topic/31206239 ).?Meanwhile,?I agree with Frances that the GMF wiki (

Well the wiki has a quick start section plus advice to group members. You don't have to be a member of this group or even Groups.io to read it. Perhaps the Group Management section should be more

I've been trying to find an online guide for groups.io for subscribers, where it doesn't talk about groups, subgroups, permissions, etc, but talks about if you are a subscriber, all the features and

Karen, Not too much, but it confirms that Groups.io rejected the attempt by your email service to deliver the message. This is typical of cases where the sending service is unable to deliver the

Michael, More important than the "Invite and add members" privilege, is "Add, remove, and change moderator privileges", but I'll hazard a guess that if you don't have the former, you probably don't

Hi Bruce and Gerald, Thank you for responding and helping out. I did not know about seeing the original email so thank you for sharing that. I did the analysis and have pasted it below if it's useful.