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Adam, Chris, In the controls of a Yahoo Group that would be on the Access Control tab of the Control Panel. In the row for "Messages-Who can post" move the selector to the Moderators Only column. Or,

There was a message on Friday morning from Mark (Groups.io).?From November 15, 2019 Hi All, As of this morning, we've completely worked through the backlog of Yahoo Group transfer requests. It took

Ginger, Whether or not you receive messages from a particular group is controlled by the settings in the Subscription page of that group, when signed in using the email address in question. Deleting

What step does it say you are at when you check the transfer? To check status of an ongoing transfer: /g/GroupManagersForum/message/19948 Frances FAQ on Moving from YahooGroups (

But Mark says he caught up. Did you pay for 1 year of premium? Did you double-check the transfer status? If you think you've requested a transfer and it's not complete, there's a problem with it. ?Go

Eric, If the group is still without subgroups, then the name change should be instantaneous when you push the Update Group button at the bottom of the Settings page. It should appear under the new

Probably a case of gray listing by your provider then.? Some of them seem to do that on a regular, but random, basis for some reason. Duane -- Help: /static/help GMF's Wiki:

Shal noted: I set all my groups to moderated. If the messages are visible to members and there's no approval process for members it lets anyone in to scan your archives. In one group, I ask applicants

It's on the site home page, but you have to be logged out to see it, / Probably exists elsewhere as well. Duane -- Help: /static/help GMF's Wiki:

Yes I have checked my Spam box, nothing there.? Now things seem to be back to normal with no changes from my end.? Thanks for the response. Paul

doesn't seem to be happening.? As many of the members from the old group are emailing me seperatetly. followed step by step? Messge says it's in progress. But this has been going on for about six

It would be nice to have the option (and if enacted), could be anonymous for usage. And users would of course have to accept the privacy policy messages are being tracked for open rates.

John -- As a corollary to this, you cannot assign ownership to someone who isn't *currently* a member of your group. Also, as people leave, ownership of their abandoned photos gets lost. Like it or

Doing a bit more digging I found myself turning to the *Terms of Service* (again) and found that what you are looking for might well be in breach of *Conditions of Use / User Conduct* point *9* and

Ken, A flame war is one circumstance in which you might consider temporarily checking the Moderated box in the Spam Control section of the group's settings page. That way you can reject messages that

On my own groups I typically respond to situations as the "list janitor". When I post as myself, I use my name to close the post. Eventually I suspect you'll find that what you do is watch the traffic

Hello Chris, I agree. That is why I have images set to resize to 488x488. Regards, Ken, KM4NFQ "Not Fully Qualified" https://github.com/muurtikaar/mega-morse-tutor [email protected]> wrote:

IIRC one of Groups.io's selling points (along with "no advertising") was (is?) "no tracking", although I have to admit I cannot find anywhere at the moment that specfically says either. On that basis

That's fine but of no help when other members decide to upload photos. It's much better to get the "uploading" resizing setting right and that will keep everybody's photos to a sensible size. Chris

There's also the free Irfanview that lets you resize by percentage, dpi, or pixels. https://www.irfanview.com/ Simple, easy to figure out and use, and small in size. Nothing too fancy--it's not a