开云体育

As I said in my previous reply, the group was created with my yahoo email address. I don't want to have to log into yahoo just to view messages from this group. I have no interest in running this

I need to unsubscribe because the group was created with my yahoo email address. I don't want to have to log into? yahoo just to view these messages.

Bruce: I logged out of the Slack sync with my personal email address and I was able to log in to the Slack service-sync with the club email alias. The club email alias is just another email address;

I admit to being a tad confused on this subject We are primarily group owners yes? So why would we want to mute or ignore any thread in our groups? I have yet to see a thread I would want to mute as a

Making something like this easy to do will also make it easy to do by mistake. If implemented, expect an increase bug reports from folks who mute every active topic and then wonder why they aren't

Brent -- The system help ( /helpcenter/ownersmanual/1/managing-members/syncing-group-members-with-slack-teams ) does not list Slack integration as something restricted to paid groups;

If the original poster wants to offer it as a suggestion in Beta, I will reply to it. I don't see me using it often enough to take the lead in this. Donald <christos@...> wrote:

Would it be handy?? Heck yeah, for certain things it would be a very handy time saver. But looking at it from Mark's perspective, I suspect the potential problem is the "floodgates" will open now

On Aug. 11, 2020, my groups.io group was created for my club and we use the free basic plan.? I created a Slack group and our memberships lists are synchronized, using “Push and Remove

I know that in an earlier post you stated I have her permissions set IDENTICALLY to the permissions of another moderator... but is that "historically correct" or have you checked today that your

AS A SUMMARY: 1) This gal is definitely listed as a moderator and has done this for at least ten years. 2) She is using the same email that is attached to her as a moderator. 3) She CAN approve new

Janie -- In the screenshot below, I have circled the permission that matters for switching to Announcement-only and back again. Occasionally, it seems that a setting fails to "stick." I've not

I also want to add: 1) I have her permissions set IDENTICALLY to the permissions of another moderator who now has to change the group the group to ANNOUNCEMENT ONLY, yet this moderator (that this post

Have her look at the Home button of the group. Is a baby-blue "Mod" tag present? If it's not there, she isn't logged in correctly. If it is, someone has changed her permissions. Regards, Bruce Check

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 (