开云体育

John, no Groups.io staff on this group. Just peer-to-peer help. If you wish to suggest this, please do it on Beta when things calm down. I have to say that I have moved messages, and it works. As

It is admitted that moving a post is a tedious thing. Wouldn't it be a good idea to make it a simple process? Maybe, technically, it is quite a difficult development but I am sure it would be

Givens: * I am a Owner of a group, I also set myself up as a user with one of my alternate email addresses. * I have settings on the group to ALLOW members to edit/delete THEIR messages. When try to

You actually only need a single click. That page used to catch me regularly, but I finally realized I could use the column on the right for Messages view.? Makes sense that you could do both since

Mark just posted this on the API subgroup of beta.? Since it's not a group that many would pay attention to (52 members), I thought I should repost it here for clarification of some previous

Thanks, Duane ...? That does the trick ... but since my groups (only 2) are already displayed on the screen of the overview page, my inclination is to just double-click on the desired group instead

Parent groups members are NOT automatically added to subgroups. The people already there now are those that were added via the transfer operation. No. All members of a subgroup must be members of the

We had groups.io transfer our 2 yahoo listserv email lists (with overlapping membership) into 2 separate subgroups of our new main group. The transfer seemed to go fine; each sub-group ended up with

Doug, I've actually had and solved this problem. Yahoo sent out a message several months ago that some people ignored. It stated that if you owned or moderated a group with an ID other than

Oh — That is a distinction I hadn’t thought of - opening in the browser vs. having to download. I’ll check that too. Thanks for bringing that up.

Doug, Sorry, an error occurred while loading the content. > That's been a common Yahoo error ever since the 2013 Neo redesign. The "browser ritual" might help:

Maybe I am missing something, but I don't understand why there aren't many complaints about moderated messages being edited without notifying the OP. On the other hand, I very much appreciate the

Tried all flavors, Derek -- with and without < > and "? " Sorry, an error occurred while loading the content. You can invite 100 more members today. Send email to invite people to join your group.

Doug, To invite new members, Yahoo requires that they have a "Yahoo ID" [account] The text on the Invite Members page says you can enter an email address. See the screen shot at Step 3 here:

Doug, As several have and will point out, it's a valid ID that's been used by a very large number of Yahoo refugees. Just one thought, you have tried just [email protected] rather than

I think Mark's main concern is that folks might hijack a group or information they don't own or have rights to. Duane -- Help: /static/help GMF's Wiki:

You cannot send an invitation? Are you a moderator or owner of the Yahoo group? I just recently completed my 10th or so transfer, maybe Yahoo will no longer allow you to invite members? I noticed

Thousands of groups have been transferred using the information, so I'm not sure what your problem is.? Try going to /g/GroupManagersForum/message/24431 and carefully following all

The only files on GIO that may open in the browser are PDF.? All others require either a download or file extension association with a program on her computer. Duane -- Help:

Wouldn't it just take a json import function, since we already have an export function? (having an import function would also allow people to independently back up their forums, hint hint, useful)