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This is a moderator who has been doing her volunteer job for over 10 years. She is using the same email. Any other ideas??

wrote: This would be handy. It would save one from opening each topic that will be muted to set it to muted status. Just click a few topics and click on a mute button of some sorts. Donald

Thank you, Duane et al. Sorry, I didn't realize that in main topics page there is no checkbox for each topic, actually. My idea was not to Mute/etc all topics at once, but to check the topic(s) I want

Marina, I agree that it would be useful to have a way to filter the Topics list (and Messages list) according to the Mute or Follow selections you've already made. But if that were done, it should be

What Frances is saying is that she might have two accounts but only one set as moderator. If she logs in with a non-moderator account that is also a member of this same group, she won't be able to so

Likely either her permissions have changed or she is logging in with the wrong email address. She needs to check her subscription. Frances -- GMF wiki (

For two days every week, I have always had a particular moderator change the group to ANNOUNCEMENT ONLY so they get a break...but the setting still allows mods to post or change anything. BUT

Wolfram, />>>// //Thank you! Quite helpful, but... The first try went well, setting it to 60. It keeps the 60 when coming back. However, it seems stuck with that number. I want to change to 300, but

Marina, What Duane said, plus, if it was on the main topics screen, the developer would have had to add this as individual buttons (or options under "More") for each topic which meant more

Seems to me that if it were on the main page, it would Follow/Unfollow/Mute/Unmute ALL topics.? By opening the topic, you know that's the one you want to Follow/Unfollow/Mute/Unmute. Duane -- The

From Site updates: "NEW: On the /topic and /message pages, there now is a Follow/Unfollow/Mute/Unmute button." At first, I was looking for the new button in the main topics page, then I realized that

Stan . . . <chrisjones12@...> wrote: As Frances and Chris said, it's a good idea to stick around for a few months while the new owner (co-owner) gets used to things, so you can be

As francis said... why leave and rejoin using a different address? In fact, why the apparent rush to stand down as owner? If owner appointees are inexperienced they are likely to need active guidance,

Oh and here's how to make someone an owner or moderator. From the Groups.io Help: /helpcenter/ownersmanual/1/managing-moderators-and-additional-owners?single=true Frances -- GMF wiki

As long as there is an owner, you can unsubscribe. But why not just change your status ((demote yourself) and your preferences, and your email address? Why bother unsubscribing?

I started a Basic (1G free space) group for a small group of Dodge enthusiasts. My intention is to designate one or more individuals as owners. Then I will unsubscribe and rejoin under a different

Are you using a browser bookmark? If so, it will contain the original query string. If that's what you're doing, edit the existing bookmark. Hope this helps, Bruce Check out the groups.io Help Center

None of us removed it, that was done by GIO management on August 24, 2020 for groups created after that date.? You could still store files and photos, but they'd need to be sent as attachments. Duane

Basic groups always used to have a files section, when did you guys remove that.? Surely it's not too much to ask within the 1G storage limit? David

Thank you! Quite helpful, but... The first try went well, setting it to 60. It keeps the 60 when coming back. However, it seems stuck with that number. I want to change to 300, but it doesn't keep