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Frances, will our group members get email messages from groups.io <http://groups.io/> inviting them to sign up for our group on groups.io <http://groups.io/>? If they will, we need to hurry up and

Looks like the questions should be addressed to someone who knows the plans of Yahoo. One quick solution to keep the continuity of the group's activities, would be to setup a GIO premium account and

Yes, that is correct - exactly what I did. We’re working on our welcome message. For now, I de-activated it until we can decide exactly what to say. We plan to post our own message to our Yahoo

Sally, your questions are about what will happen on YahooGroups. I don't have the answers but likely someone else will. If you are interested in finding out about moving your group to Groups.io, you

Susan, you have your Groups.io group, and you changed it to Premium. And you went to YahooGroups and invited the Groups.io transfer email address. You might look at this page -

Bruce, never mind - I think I found what you were talking about. You have to click the button at the bottom of the page you linked to. The button says Yahoo Group Instructions and when the new page

A few things my fellow mods and I have been wondering about, I haven't seen anyone specifically address them, perhaps someone knows? 1) Will digests stop after October 28? Or after December 13? 2) If

Bruce the page you linked to only talks about “Easy Groups Transfer.” Is there another page and link to find out this status? Susan B

Groups.io doesn't have that, hopefully someday it will. This is what I do: MAKE YOUR GROUP 'Restricted Membership' and use a "Pending Subscription Message" Admin > Settings > Spam Control Check the

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Jessica -- Are you sure your invitation was accepted? Or just sent? Waiting for the invitation to be accepted is the longest step of the process. You can check status as follows: Return to the Yahoo

i have set up the new group. i want to transfer all content from yahoo to the new platform.my invite was accepter by i have not received any email directing me to make the [email protected] member a

Argh ... Must.? Learn.? To.? Read.? Slowly! I see the OP wanted the entire message in the body.? Ugh.? Nothing like looking like a fool in public!? Not the first.? Not the last.? ;) Cheers,

Mark just posted this on the beta list: "On Wednesday, we had 20x the number of groups created that we do on a normal day. And each day after that has been even more. Our web traffic is about double

Oh, ugh, right. It would literally double the size of the message. Best, Glenn -- This email has been checked for viruses by Avast antivirus software. https://www.avast.com/antivirus

Hi, This is with TBird 68.1.1/64-bit (Tumbleweed). The composition window is properly populated.? I do get a blank, *Loading ...* tab.? Probably a bug.? I'll investigate it later and if need be,

I invited the transfer email address to my Y!G group yesterday and got the user back that day. Had to get the list owner to make it a moderator but otherwise it was smooth. Not sure what is happening

Alex -- That's correct. The steps must be done in order. The transfer agent is not going to accept an invitation from a Yahoo group that hasn't first requested a transfer. Regards, Bruce

Glenn, Bingo. That's the core of the issue. In testing Mark discovered that many email interfaces would not use a body="text to put in the message body" parameter to the mailto: link. So for that

Like Duane, I don't understand why one would think that the link would work with trimming and like Duane, I suggest in in Thunderbird (which I also use, version 60.9.0) that you do the mark and reply