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Bruce, Keep in mind that being an owner on a group is not a different login. It is just different access to the same login. When he accesses the group via the web, he will have those additional rights

No, an owner has all privileges.? You only need to make selections for a moderator Duane -- The official Groups.io user documentation is in the Groups.io Help Center ( /helpcenter ).

Since you made him a owner you have to designate what aspects of being an owner he can change and do or not do by selecting (checking the boxes) listed under moderator or owner privilges

Chris D, The only person who might care, in a constructive sense, does not monitor GMF. I'd suggest a message to support to see if there is any hope for a "grace period" or waiver for your situation,

Bruce, If he was a group member already when you promoted him to owner, the change should take effect pretty-much immediately. ?Part of being an owner is you can see & access everything so he doesn't

Hi Bruce, if he goes to the website, he can click login, and then he can click in the email me a login link. And he can have a login link sent to his personal email address and it will automatically

Pete, Similar to what Frances said. We have people post to GMF without joining. Some time ago GMF crossed a dubious sort of threshold and we saw an uptick in junk postings from non-members such that

I decided, now our new group is established and people are accepting membership, that we should have an additional backup Owner, as recommended in the Owners' Manual. I have set a member (he agreed)

Thanks Duane and Bruce, your responses were very helpful! I am all set! Best, Liz

Ken, />>> I like Christos' idea. Will the monthly fee cover the new group creation plus give a "donation"?/ Although I'm sure there is some financial cost to putting that 20GB aside for the group,

On my own groups, I allow non-member posts. I must moderate them, even though the group is restricted and unmoderated. It allows me to have the non-member ask something or raise something that the

Shal, I'm curious to know what the benefit would be here. Pete

== == Thanx Bruce; that's the same conclusion I was leaning towards. My concern was that the bloating of the Activity Log by all these bounced spammer attempts to post might could be going to cause

Paul, Fortunately these attempts are all bouncing since our group requires That sounds like your group does not allow non-members to post. Which is independent of requiring approval of messages. In

Paul -- Every incoming message that your group receives will generate a log entry of some kind. You can prohibit posts from non-members, ban the spammer's address or (with a Premium group) ban the

Duane wrote: == == Duane, This is the same setting that you decribe as with my group. No one sees these non-member posts except the owner/moderators and then only in the Activity Log. I hope that I

Yes: Go to Admin > Settings > Message Policies and uncheck "Allow Nonmembers to Post." Pete

One of my groups has had 7 non-member messages, a couple have had 2, and another none since the 1st of November.? I don't have "Allow Nonmembers to Post" checked, so I never see them unless I look in

Set up a Member Notice of type "Pending Subscription" containing the questions and make it Active. Replies will go to the +owner address. See /g/GroupManagersForum/wiki/8155 and

If your group is Restricted (members must be approved), then yes.? Have a look at the Pending Subscription notice in the Owners Manual ( /helpcenter/ownersmanual ).? (There are also