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So this is kind of a pain. I, as the owner of the group, uploaded a file and clicked on notify members. I then get a message like the one below. Note in the subject line that it says that main@ is

Any member on a posting override will display a corresponding status badge in the Member List. See /g/GroupManagersForum/wiki/4575 , "Posting Privilege." Sorting the list by these

Yes. Go to your members list and click Download. (Or go to [groupname].groups.io/g/main/memberlist.csv .) You'll be presented with the members' list in CSV format, which you can copy into Excel or

Thank you Bruce. I think I've discovered my issue. While I have set the group to un-moderated (now), we had individually set some folks to a manual override of the group setting. I cannot locate a

Does anyone know how to pull a report listing members on moderation override (not following the group moderation rule)? Thank you, Tina

I do tech support for our church. We recently had a Board of Trustees & By-Law Changes election. We used https://electionbuddy.com and where very happy with them. Under 20 voters is free and up to 350

After logging into the group as the owner you click on the directory at the list that is available, and you change the member's permissions to Owner or Moderator. Tamra

As someone who has no need for multiple invite templates, I kinda agree. I think it would be nice to add back the "active" checkbox for Member Notices of type Invite (and Direct Add). If one of them

There is no way for groups.io to determine by software whether the populated Display Name corresponds to anybody's real name, either by parsing incoming message headers or fact-checking what they

Tina -- Check your activity log. It will tell you why they were moderated. Regards, Bruce Check out the groups.io Help Center ( /helpcenter ) and groups.io Owners Manual (

My understanding is that this capability directly relates to the "right to be forgotten" in the GDPR and others ( https://gdpr-info.eu/art-17-gdpr/ ). In that sense the ability to delete one's own

Hi Shal, There appears to be another potential problem with this. I belong to several groups.io and when I look at my profiles my display name is "Paul Ohio USA" which carried over from the first

In my neighborhood group we send a pending subscription notice and require people to reply with their full name and address in order to be approved. If they don't put their full name in the Display

Maybe.? It depends on how strict your bylaws are.? Because of C-19, we're using polls (2 so far, officers election and a dues question) this year for our "business meeting".? We have members all

A member of my group is asking: Do any of you have a recommendation for inexpensive, or free, electronic elections of non profit officers and board members? I have not used the groups.io Poll feature,

Ilana, No. But assuming your group has the Restricted Membership box checked you can refuse to approve their membership until they do. You can make this policy known in your group's Pending

Well, that is hardly friendly. Often I forget and the invitation goes out with no customised text and leaves people wondering what it is all about. :-( Response rate is definitely lower than when

Hi. I am setting up a private group for my synagogue, and we want to verify that all group members are also synagogue members. So it would be helpful if everyone who signs up lists their full name as

Thanks to you all for giving this problem such careful thought. I wonder if Shal's double fault theory might explain it - that is, a redirect rather than forward, followed by a Reply All rather than a

I have turned off moderation for our existing members. Moderation remains for new members, for two posts, and for any messages with an attachment. However, I am still seeing requests to approve