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Received this an hour ago, Dear Yahoo Group Moderators and Members, We recently announced that groups.yahoo.com (Yahoo Groups) and its list service will shut down on December 15, 2020. We would like

Yes; go to your *Account* then click on the *Security* tab on the left hand side. Chris

Does io support two factor authentication?

Evelyn -- On further investigation, you have two subscriptions in GMF. You changed the optonline subscription to Plain Digest on Oct 26 but not the gmail one. The two should match now. Regards, Bruce

Evelyn -- There is no record of this in the activity log. Are you sure you didn't attempt this change in another group (perhaps a Yahoo group)? When I look (at

I have tried several times to change my subscription to digest for this group. It worked for three digests' worth once, but it's now back to individual emails. (When I look, the plain digests button

The number of members of a list is not really a good indicator of 'work' that groups.io might have to do. A very large group, but very low message rate could be less emails than a rather small, but

If you created a free group in time to get legacy features, you wouldn’t want to delete it. Frances -- GMF wiki ( /g/GroupManagersForum/wiki/home ) for help.?Search box at the top

Thank You Paul for the advice.? I have a FULL digest backup running to another email address, but not as an owner, so I will change this.? We do have 2nd owner that is not me, and 3 additional

I'm not sure what you mean by "email account name." For login purposes, only the email address matters. If you cannot log in as the group Owner, you will not be able to delete the group. If you can,

I am the moderator of? a long standing Yahoo! group. We want to move the group to Groups i.o, for obvious reasons.? I set up a Group name identical to our Yahoo! group back in January. I created an

Jenny -- I highly recommend against that. "Can Post" is a posting?override that you can apply to individual members if your group is otherwise moderated. If your group is set up correctly, you

Hi, Chris – I started with that setting where membership is restricted to join, but messages are not set to moderated (see attached screenshots). I’m fine approving people to join the list, but I

(That was a reply to Mimi.)

Gesine & Teresa Q, I'm coming up on 33 years myself... Jenny [Emoticons trimmed by Moderator]

Mimi, No need for a different level for what you want to do, ?and ... the functionality you are looking for is already there; just like you can set your own notification preferences, so you can of

Hi Teresa Q and all, OK, you're in the 12 step/tradition universe -- I think you're getting overly hung up on terminology -- A "Chair" still has powers that a typical member would not, same with a

Actually it is; the first line in Spam Control is Restricted Membership; the second is Announcement Only Group, and the thrid line is *Message Moderation*.? This has a drop down with 3 options. It

You can change that by going to their Moderator Notification settings (under each one's member profile). I have several moderators for each of my groups and most of them don't get all of the emails

Thanks, Duane. Where would I find that setting for all users (not just an individual)? It’s not in Spam Control or Message Policies, and searching the wiki doesn’t help. Jenny Sent: Tuesday,