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Friends. Thank you all!? ?I feel so stupid! I didn't recognize the typo. You are GREAT! Alan

See this wiki page. You might try Lena's free Perl script. Option 1 in?Uploading a message archive. /g/GroupManagersForum/wiki/Moving-to-Groups.io Frances -- Moving to Groups.io

After reading many posts about transferring from yahoogroups to group.io I realized I should have made the transfer prior to yahoogroups shutting down. I had created the downloaded files from

One other bit of learning to pass along: if GIO detects spam, it will reject the message with a non-descriptive 500 error. To fix, edit and remove the spam from the mbox file. Subtract one from the

Yes, when I copied the email address from your group homepage, I got the expected result from Groups.io The mystery is solved! Simply a typo. Frances -- Moving to Groups.io (without easy transfer) (

There's an extra L in hills. Duane -- Help: /static/help GMF's Wiki: /g/GroupManagersForum/wiki Search button at the top of Messages list A few site FAQs:

Friends, I appreciate the response I received but we are still having trouble. Below is a request to join.? Note that is from an AOL address and sent to groups.io.? ? The group?name is correct.?

On Mon, Dec 23, 2019 at 02:31 PM, AbdulHaqq McMurtry wrote: > > > > It seems like my problem is that the moderator permissions were not > property set? But though I found a way to create a moderator;

You cannot set your own permissions. The Owner will have to open your subscription record and set that for you. See screenshot. This must be done separately for the main group and each subgroup. Bruce

It seems like my problem is that the moderator permissions were not property set But though I found a way to create a moderator; I can find no instructions about how to set moderator permissions. *

Or a Monthly Reminder. In Member Notices too. Frances -- Moving to Groups.io (without easy transfer) ( /g/GroupManagersForum/wiki/Moving-to-Groups.io ) GMF Wiki: (unofficial) Help for

I think the advice given the other day has real merit. Send a post or two to your members from the proper group address. That email address should be saved by their email client. And of course, they

Thanks, Duane. I wasn't certain about regular groups and didn't want to give the wrong information. Dano

Yes, on a *per subscriber basis.* All of the above. An Owner (or Moderator with the "Set Member Subscription Options" permission) can open anyone's member record (Admin>Members) and change message

See this from the GMF wiki. /g/GroupManagersForum/wiki/Promotion%2C-Status-or-Permissions-Change-to-Moderator-or-Owner You might take a look at this overview of setting up a group -

Actually, this can be done on any group. Duane -- Help: /static/help GMF's Wiki: /g/GroupManagersForum/wiki Search button at the top of Messages list A few site FAQs:

On Premium groups, the owner or authorized moderators can change the display name of the member for just that group, and it doesn't change it for any other group. Of course the member can do this as

Just a followup: I didn't feel that I could tell folks not to auto-save contacts, because many of them wouldn't want to, or wouldn't be able to figure out how. Plus they would probably still have the

Duane, What are the “moderator Permission” options and where will the owner find those? He thought he was making me moderator of the subgroup just as he made me moderator of the “Main”.

When someone joins a group, the site uses the name associated with the email address, if possible.? If there's not one or the person decides not to set one, the first part of their email address is