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Stephanie -- The unsub link in an email is easily clicked by accident. For that reason the link takes you to groups.io to display a page and confirm your intent to unsub. As to why you have to log in

I just set up a new group and in order to test features before transferring my yahoo group members over, I joined my own group using a secondary email address. I then tried to test the unsubscribe

What have you chosen for spam control in Admin, Settings? /helpcenter/gettingstarted/1/step-4-customize-the-group-s-settings/group-settings See Spam Control on the page. Of course,

Hi Bruce, Got it!? When I created my group (just did it this week), I set EST in default sub settings and then I joined using a secondary email to send a test message.? So if I understand correctly,

How do I block someones email from joining? Thanks Anita -------------------------------------------

Stephanie -- Groups do not have time zones...accounts and calendar entries do. Events :? If you live in New York, you can set up a calendar entry for 7 PM EST (perhaps for a Zoom meeting) and it will

That would only set the time zone for new members that don't already have an account.? You can set your preference at /account?page=prefs for all of the groups you use. Duane -- The

Under settings, sub-settings, default user settings, I set time zone to EST. However, when I check messages on web site it shows them 3 hours behind the time sent. Am I setting the time zone in the

Correct. Unfortunately, there is no way to do this for everyone in one step. Also correct. Regards, Bruce Check out the groups.io Help Center ( /helpcenter ) and groups.io Owners

Thanks. Special Notice sounds like the solution. I hadn't thought of that.

I have explained the importance of reply from the same account. Will see if can get help him get it figured out. mddd

Hello everyone I'm about to invite a bunch of people, and I don't want my moderators flooded with notifications. Do I understand correctly that I only need to set each moderator's the "Members"

One of the problems I see in all these groups is people responding to questions based on a misunderstanding of what the question is. Often times people ask a question and after a few replies the

mddd, What Bruce and Duane said. A good diagnostic for this is to have him CC you the next time he replies to the confirmation message. That will allow you to examine the From address of the reply to

And to close out this thread, in the beta group, Mark said that when someone uses the unsubscribe link at the bottom of the email, the system sends an email with a link to rejoin if it was done in

I am finally (last seconds before the old planet explodes) moving our group from Yahoo to groups.io and I am greatly benefiting from the articles here. However, I cannot find any way in this new

Sumner, Yes. You can use the New Topic page (in the list on the left) to start a new topic. Depending on the group's settings you can use the Reply link in the bar under any message in the group. The

Duane, IIRC one of those cases is when both Reply-To and List-Post are present (and maybe only if the Reply-To content specifies the same address as the List-Post, which was breifly the case with

The address they used to apply is included twice in the email they receive, in the subject line and in the body.? You can see an example at

Stephanie, In GMF we prefer to keep the conversation on list, as that may help other people having the same or similar problem figure out what's going on. If the only thing your reply said was "thank