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Re the email address generated by something (see below) I would also like to know about it. Sometimes email is sent under that address and I get an error message that I cannot send from that address.

That's generated by GIO when a message is sent from the site.? See /static/help#dmarc If you're sending directly from your email address to the person, it shouldn't go through the

The simplest version: Have them send an email to YOURSUBGROUP+subscribe once they're members of the main group.? They'll never need to use web site if they don't want/need to.? As a bonus, if they

[Mod note: GMF has a no solicitations policy, and for that reason prior requests similar to this one have been rejected. However this seems like an unmet need so we've updated the Moving to Groups.io

Everyone in a subgroup must be a member of the main group. How about making your main group an annoucement group? Only owners or moderators will be able to post to it. (This could be changed later.)

Frances, Thank you for all your?helpful pointers but I have some less technical concerns. I am trying to set up some email groups for the senior community where I live.? Many of of the potential

Ann, Via your own private email from your own Email Provider/Client? If not, why not? to the Pending Member's email address (right?) If you want

Thanks Duane, I’ve read the piece on bouncing, though the rules don’t seem as simple as you imply: number of failures and time between failures do come into the reckoning it seems. It doesn’t

Just so others can more easily see your issue, here's your first email: When a member tries to subscribe to our group, I write to that person via my own private email, but using the address from the

Thanks---I know that is possible, but I prefer the personal approach. My real question is what generates the email address [my email name = xxx . com @ groups.io] when I do send a personal message

Check out our GMF wiki! There is a search box at the top of the wiki pages that searches only the wiki. Useful if our table of contents doesn't do it for you! For setting up your group, see:

1.? It takes one bounce for them to get a blue B.? Check the details at /static/help#bouncing 2.? Using the Download button at the top of the Members page will give you a csv file

Ann, why not use a Pending Subscription notice? You customize it anyway

hi, I found after the migration here of my Yahoo group, that many more members were showing as 'bouncing'. I set up a sticky topic warning all members, flagged as 'special', to check their settings in

When a member tries to subscribe to our group, I write to that person via my own private email, but using the address from the pending member list, to request the information I need to allow that

You might want to consider setting their Email Delivery to "Special Notices Only" instead of "No Mail". That way you can still send them an email if needed. Tom

Samuel, My apologies. I missed your explanation while I was skimming earlier posts.?Excel certainly has many ways to skin a cat. I've been using Excel since Office 97 and gotten used to how some

Sort of.? You can select the members using the checkbox to the left of their Member line, scroll to the bottom, use the Actions box to select 'Change Email Delivery', then select No Email for them.?

I have some 90 members whose email delivery I wish to set to No Email. Is there any way that this can be achieved as a bulk operation or must it be done on an individual basis? Margaret UK

My solution does not involve pasting into the spreadsheet (although I seem to recall someone else made such a suggestion). My solution is to open a blank worksheet and (in Excel 2016) use Data > Get &