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Yes. There is a "group owner" email account but most members never use it. You can email to the group or reply to a member from it.

No, not in 12 Step/Tradition programs which I stressed in the beginning. We are not any type of sports teams, or other examples given. There is NO authority in 12 Step/Tradition programs. No bosses,

Thanks everyone for all the great replies. Love the community around groups.io! Great tip on the signature demarcation. I was not aware of that and will let folks know. Interestingly, the standard

Specifically, it needs to be mboxrd according to Mark (owner of GIO.) Duane -- The official Groups.io user documentation is in the Groups.io Help Center ( /helpcenter ). GMF's

Yep, that happened on Dec 17 of last year. You will need to get the messages in mbox format. Once you do, there are several options listed at /g/GroupManagersForum/wiki/15860 I

Thanks everyone...I think I'v got a resolution.

Alan -- That's very common.?Not only did a lot of people get YMail accounts specifically for Y!G and end up not using them, of late Yahoo has been culling those that are inactive. By "inactive," I

Thanks Bruce that confirms things nicely. Leave me to do some more checking with the ''odd'' one. He may have bounced one of maybe two registered addresses. I will remove the non-responders. I see

Team- I’m moving a Yahoo group over Groups.io.? The new listserv is going fine but we’d like to try to make old content from the Yahoo group accessible.? Yahoo has already nuked the archived

Hi Jeff I would have thought the sensible thing would be to try and train your subscribers to trim replies if they repeatedly quote the footers and no doubt previous replies as well A lot of this I

Jeff -- At a minimum, every list email must contain an unsubscribe link for legal reasons. I cannot speak to the rest of the content or why there aren't more configuration options available. Yes, but

"Bouncing" means groups.io is sending bounce probes and trying to get the recipient to respond. "Bounced" means it has given up. See

Hi all I have read the owners manual on the topic. I makes a distinction between bouncing (blue B) and bounced (red B) members, howeverit does not explain the significance of those terms. I seem to

BINGO!? Thanks Bruce, that did the trick.? Now for the backup! I noticed the database came over from YG with it set for members to edit the table as well and changing that did not hurt anything, but

A common convention that manyemail clients--but far from all--use is that anything after a signature delimiter is omitted when replying. The conventional signature delimiter is "-- " on a line by

Thanks for the context @Frances. I misunderstood that doc. Perhaps I had in my mind that "there had to be a way" so I glossed over the doc saying "there isn't a way".? Sorry 'bout that. I searched in

Beth -- Basic groups can have various grandfathered features based on when the group was created.?See

I have a basic group. However I have features that are no longer available for basic (free) groups since I had it before Mark (Groups.io) made changes to basic groups. See:

"Full Featured Digest" from my group (Plain Text Only, Reply To Group, Remove Other Reply Options) contains "Reply To Group" mailto links with %20. Look at your HTML source.

Our group is Premium at this time...not sure we need that, but for now it is. It was created at groups.io about a year ago (on Yahoo in about 2000). Not sure what you mean by legacy enabled?