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Karin, For a single person you can go to the Subgroups page in your /primary/ groups Admin pages, find or search for him in that list, then use the checkboxes to assign which subgroup(s) you want him

Unless they resend it via email with a correct tag.? That would leave the original in the Draft queue, but those are deleted after 2 weeks. Duane -- The official Groups.io user documentation is in

Thanks. Done. I did test myself and the user must login to the group in order to complete the task of choosing the right hashtags. Frances -- Help available from Groups.io help (

The date 12/31/1969 is very suspicious to me, it is the day before the Unix Epoch <https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Epoch_(computing)#Notable_epoch_dates_in_computing>. Briefly, all UNIX machines and

Margo -- I'm seeing all photos as having the taken date of 1969-12-3169, no matter when they were uploaded. I don't know if this is a default for a photo that has no such metadata, or what. Definitely

We had a case where one of our three owners had to be removed for the good of our mission and the survival of the group. He literally went off the rails, interrogating new applicants as if they were

Francis, Since you "found" the lack of info on "Required Hashtags" ( the term used in the owners' manual) you might wish to drop a note on the Documentation Beta sub group about it so that the tech

Glad it was a happy accident for all. And thanks much for the thread tending!

For web savvy members, no problem, agreed. But a lot of my members are not. So I think the remedy I stumble on to works best for us. Let them title and send no hash, then pick a hash when the symptom

I'm not sure where I should post this but all the photos being uploaded to albums are showing years in the 1960s range instead of 2020. Does this bug go here, Beta, or where??Sincerely,?Rli@...

That is great! I have never tested or used compulsory hashtags. I don't see it in the Help either. I learned something today. Thanks. BTW, I split off this discussion into its own thread and added a

Thanks, Chris. While I was waiting i found another path for my members. Compose your note in email, title it (Happy New Year), NO hash. The system sends a note right back enclosing the hashtag menu

If there are only 3 hashtags available for the group, it should be easy to remember them and assign them to an email. Just type in the word with # like #guide. Example 2 with a topic: adopting older

In the subject line type: *Subject #hashtag * Do *not* type any punctuation after the hashtag and discourage members from typing #hashtag then Subject. Chris

Sorry -- Category is my term picking one of the 3 hashtags available. I limited it to 3 and forced authors of new topics to pick one so as to pre-sort the topics in clumps. So I should have said how

I'd guess it was probably something Google did, they have a habit of changing things.? I've gone into my account and removed ALL of the categories, so everything? (except spam) just shows up in my

Hi Bruce, Thanks for sharing your thoughts. Yes, they do bring up "what if" issues, but those issues are issues today. Our group has four co-owners who come together to agree on all of our owner

Friends, After all your help, I found the solution to the problem. I am using Gmail. Gmail provides for emails to be displayed under one of several settings. My settings are Primary, Social,

You can use the footers in emails from your group to reply or to start a new thread. The exact options depends on the person's own subscription to the group. See

What, exactly, is a "category"? Chris