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Thank you all for your good advice much of which I have incorporated in my response to the group. I posted this today as a special notice so all see it: * ADMIN - A Note About Proper Procedure

Bob -- Another thought:? Do the spam posts have an #email hashtag? If so, they are coming in via an email integration. So if spam posts continue that's something else to look for. Also, could the

Bob, And the other half of the question: did their message appear in your group's Messages list? Are there entries in your group's Activity log corresponding to the date and time their spam messages

I didn't know that existed, but makes perfect sense how I could have messages there without a known member source, but I took a look, and no, it wasn't/isn't checked. Only members can post. Bob

Are you allowing non-members to post? See Admin>Settings>Message Policies, first checkbox. Bruce Check out the new groups.io Help Center ( /helpcenter ) and groups.io Owners Manual (

Sorry, I meant there are members, not emails, that can completely hide from the owner/admin. Or at least their email addresses do not show on search, don't list on sorting, etc. I've seen this and

If I am understanding your question correctly, you can send a message to the group from your email program and address it to the posting address that appears at the bottom of the home page.? Now I

Try setting up an Email Integration for the group and forward any priority messages to the integration address instead of the group address. If you also set the Special flag on the #email hashtag that

Hi Chris, I only have one email associated with Group.io so it has to be my owner login. I did find out the poster added a photo to the post. Gregg Gammie Yo Quiero Libertad!!

No, there aren't.? It may not be visible to some moderators, but can always be seen by the group owner.? I'd still look through the activity log to see who approved the membership. Duane -- The

Yes, it must be on the subject line with a space on either side.? I'd suggest putting it in front of the existing subject line, but I'm not sure if there needs to be a space in front of it then.?

Sure!? See /helpcenter/membersmanual/1/additional-information/standard-group-email-addresses Duane -- The official Groups.io user documentation is in the Groups.io Help Center (

Thanks, Shal. They don't appear in the joined when I sort by date joined. Not at all. Yes, the groups.io footer does appear in their emails I have gotten. What I finally did was "bulk delete" their

Duane, Thanks for the speedy answer.? I am new here and really appreciate it. So where does the hash tag go?? In the subject line of the email?? If so, I don't think this will help us since we need

Hello everyone! I thought there was a way to change your own message delivery settings for a group using email. I know we used to do that for Yahoo groups, and I could have sworn that you could also

We get the occasional potential spammer "wanting to join," i.e., hack the group. The reject reply in the e-mail from groups.io does the job for us. But we are a "secret" group with very limited

Hi GMF peeps, OK, so we already have the "can talk about Covid-19" thread, pinned to top of topic list -- I'm writing a hopefully very calm post to post on that thread, today, will remind people how

No.? All groups, main and subgroup, are totally separate.? You'd have to forward the message to the other group to get it there, but it would be from you and not the original poster. Duane -- The

Yes.? Create a hashtag that has the Special attribute, and also select Use By Mods Only.? Then always add that hashtag to any messages you send, online or via email.? It will go to everyone.? For

No.? The question becomes how did they get your email address to invite you? Duane -- The official Groups.io user documentation is in the Groups.io Help Center ( /helpcenter ). GMF's