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You can't change it since it's part of their site account.? It only applies to those with a gmail address, but may not be needed anymore since Mark fixed a problem caused by a gmail update. Duane --

Another update: Latest information I found (as of Jan 18 2020 @ 1456 CST): Group Member ID: 7,590,795 Site Member ID: 4,117,044 Visible Groups: 23,596 Total groups: 59,873 (actually a bit higher, this

Is " I always want copies of my own emails” the default setting for new members or, as manager, do I have to set it somewhere? That’s the setting I want my members to have unless they change it.

The wording in your blog concerns me - Rootsweb sent a message to all List Owners - I would need to double-check but I vaguely remember getting it direct to me and not just via the Listowners Mailing

Even better - and something I appreciate more and more - go to the GMF Wiki and search for STICKY - works, just like magic! -- Regards ... Susie Zada from Geelong, Victoria, Australia

I am the Owner of a group and obviously, by default, a Moderator. ?Having created a poll (still current, with responses to date!) my fellow Moderator wished to view the results but isn’t able to.

No.? If we did that for all the "important" posts, that's about all there'd be in the group. Duane -- GMF's Wiki: /g/GroupManagersForum/wiki Help: /static/help

*That sounds complicated to me, and too much info for me to process. (I'm a high-functioning autistic).* [Ref: /g/GroupManagersForum/message/27684] (

*Can someone pin the original post, please, for easy access, in case we lose the bookmark somehow? Anna*

*But isn't that only for promoting Meetup groups?*

No. When you set up an event reminder, you select for each reminder whether it is sent as a regular message or a special notice. You can also edit hashtags (system-generated or otherwise) so that

That kind of helps. About using Special notices for calendar events... So those I would have to manually send from the site everyday, right?

Douglas, a restricted group won't receive email from non-members of the group. *Unless* you set your group to allow non-members to send an email to the group, *but* if set, any email from non-members

Douglas -- By default, non-members cannot post to your group. You can override this by checking a box in your Settings (look for "Allow Non-Subscribers to Post" in the "Message Policies" block). Even

What, exactly, is a "main member"? Chris

I am running a private - restricted group of about 550 members.? We keep sensitive information on the site.? So far so good.? I notice when someone asks to be a member on the initial page - you can

Thank you All for being guiding lights.? Not sure what I was doing wrong the other day but I've been successful in creating new Member Notices. Thanks, Peter

Thank you Frances, I'll test this out today and let you know the results. Still learning the GUI here at Groups.io. Peter

Thanks Bruce. I also saw Frances reply. I'm going to test this out. Peter

A Special Notice is sent to everyone in the group as an individual email, bypassing their chosen message delivery option. For example, those set up to receive a Digest or a Daily Summary will still