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Michel -- Red B means groups.io has given up attempting to send emails to that address. See the system help ( /static/help#bouncing ) for details. Bruce

I routinely do this with two browsers. Both retain my login, each under a different email. I have never seen a screen or message asking if I wanted to merge my accounts. I have not yet been successful

Hi Bruce et al, If you merge 2 email addresses and the emaIl address which is deactivated is the only owner of a group, then I think that should be prevented with a message. The message should prompt

Hello, I want to know the difference between bounced (red B) and bouncing (blue B) members. Thank you. Michel

Michael, In Groups.io there is no distinction between a subscriber that has logged in to the site and one that hasn't yet. Hence Subscriber and Member as you've described them are the same. This stems

Download memberlist.csv again. If again the same error message then email me the line from memberlist.csv with that email address. -- Lena

Unfortunately we can't rely on everyone intuiting every term to mean the same thing. The more terms are used with different meanings, greater miscommunication is likely. All terms should have one

Richard, There is no such capability in Groups.io. When a message posts to the group whether you receive it depends on your settings, and your email service, not on anything the posting member can do.

Richard, There is no combination of settings that would cause this. So there must be something else going on that hasn't been identified. If his messages aren't going to your Spam folder, then perhaps

Richard, The Owner Email section refers to messages sent to the group's +owner address, not to the group's posting address. A subscriber (member) is any address in your group's Members list. There is

Lena, I've created a subgroup.? I've subscribed a new user.? I've set the new user as unmoderated for both the subgroup and the main group.? I've created the "fromto.txt" file, containing the

Yes. That will happen if you attempt to log in with a different email address without logging out first. The email with the link was sent to the destination address (the one you manually entered while

If anyone has tried merging accounts recently, please share your experience. The wiki instructions were just described by Bruce a couple of months ago. Is the other way active and usable? Or just an

Richard, I think you may be misunderstanding some of the suggestions that have been given to you. (Either that or I am misunderstanding your problem!) 1. Email Delivery settings are what you should be

Has the email gone to spam? Have you tried logging in? Be very careful - you don't want to lose your owner status. From the GMF wiki, different instructions: Merging Accounts If you have two or more

I had two different emails for different groups. So I tried to sign in to a group with an email different than that registered. I got a pop up that offered to MERGE all the groups under the email I

Not going to SPAM folder. I scan everything in there and delete frequently. His posts do appear in the Messages list on the Group page. Maybe he has found a way to hack me out. I can fix it by setting

Seconded.. I have been impressed that no matter how silly or intemperate the question might be, it invariably receives a calm, rational response .. well done all. Hopefully things will quiet down

Chris . . . <chrisjones12@...> wrote: They get that every month at the beginning of the month in a monthly reminder message. Something new is happening here. I only get one or two

In my opinion Yahoo has a hyperactive spam filter. I have numerous auto-filter rules for sorting new messages (e.g., "if sender contains edow.org [Episcopal Diocese of Washington], place in folder