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Toby, It isn't a limit, per se, but if you add more than some number in a 24-hour period your Direct Add will be moderated. That number was initially 20, but may or may not have been increased since

Mary, It seems that the internet is the kind of neighborhood where doors must have locks. I understand you've had great difficulty with CAPTCHAs, but hopefully your worst fears won't come true here.

I read somewhere that there was a limitation on the number of members that can be added via Direct Add at one time.?? If so, what is that number?? And suggest that it be mentioned on the Direct Add

Dave, I agree wholeheartedly. I had to deal with this when I did my income taxes last year. Being both totally blind and deaf on one side, I had to try quite a few times to get past the captcha. I

If I understand that correctly, that is exactly the kind of Captcha I said I did NOT want. It seems tightly linked into Google and unless the site is registered with Google AND you are logged into

The CAPTCHA we are talking about is planned for "subscribe" page for people who never used groups.io before. There is a way around it: send an empty email to groupname+subscribe @ groups.io , reply to

Mary, Welcome! Your response is fine. GMF is a help and discussion group run by volunteers. If you haven't you might also want to check out beta@, the official "suggestion box" group run by Mark

Bob, While I appreciate your desire to help Mark out, everyone has their own limits and responsibilities. GMF is just a help and discussion group, so here it is quite ok to talk about proposed

Hi all, Captchas are a nuisance for all of us who are blind and can't see the screen. They are also a problem for those of us, including me, who are hearing-impaired and have trouble hearing audio

What baffles me is the expectation to use facilities for virtually zero cost. Tell me what hobbyist doesn't spend at minimum, every year, $2.00 per week on ANYthing not an absolute necessity for

Hi all, This week's change log: https://beta.groups.io/g/main/message/15156 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

What might be a useful compromise would be to offer a Basic+ plan, offering the same facilities as the current Basic plan, but with 5-10Gb storage, for say $10-20 a year? This would be affordable for

Thank?you for your responses. I was worried that 20 years of posts (just over 20,000) would be too much, but as they aren't included in the storage limit, my group should fit within the 1GB free

JMichaelTX, In this topic I've only been referring to Yahoo Group sizes and limits. That is my understanding as well. That's a numeric coincidence. I was referring to Yahoo Group Photos (including

I'm not sure if you are referring to Yahoo or groups.io storage limit.? So, just to be clear for Martyn and other readers: My understanding is that the storage limits for each *groups.io plan* apply

Duane, Heh, the help page is wrong. I just tested it and the size of an attachment adds to the Photos quota. That has been true since the "Store on site, send as link" option was first rolled out, so

I don't know how current the information is, but https://help.yahoo.com/kb/SLN2388.html says attachments are stored/counted with files. Duane

Martyn, Posts (the message texts) are not counted against one's storage allocation, on either Yahoo Groups or Groups.io. For Photos go to the Photos section then switch to Albums. It will show your

I'm considering transferring some Yahoo Groups into Groups.io but, cognisant of the Groups.io hosting charges,?I'd would like to know if it is possible to find the total storage requirement of the

To be clear, I am for both: ? ? Increasing the storage provided with each plan ? ? Option to buy more storage for any plan