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Janice, What Duane said. When logged in to Groups.io using her Yahoo log-in address, have her look in the "Advanced Settings For Email Aliases" panel of her Account's Login page to find and remove her

Look at her member record using the yahoo address.? I bet you'll find that she has the aol address as an alias.? She'll need to remove the alias in order to have a separate account for it. Duane --

I just now tried adding her with Direct Add using her aol.com address (still leaving her Yahoo.com address in bouncing mode)? Here is what came up on my screen (this happened previously) 1 email

I have a member that was using a Yahoo.com email address for her membership for a long time.? It started bouncing and after multiple attempts to unbounce her, I deleted her.? She contacted me about

If this is really important to anyone, Google Groups offers both options. --Erik

Carla -- If an internet forum is what you really want, groups.io may not be your best option. Consider a dedicated forum provider, such as ProBoards (proboards.com). It is ad-supported, but you can

See /helpcenter/ownersmanual/1/managing-member-notices/group-guidelines-notice?single=true Frances -- Help available from Groups.io help ( /helpcenter ) and GMF wiki

Well, as has been said, you can't. But you can encourage group homepage use through a monthly notice, through guidelines, through text on your homepage. It *might* discourage email if you check the

That's because you can't.? GIO is primarily an email based system that has a web presence.? There have been requests on the beta group ( https://beta.groups.io/g/main ) for both web only and email

Carla -- People have previously argued for both web-only and email-only groups. Neither is an available feature. Regards, Bruce Check out the groups.io Help Center ( /helpcenter ) and

I presume I can make my forum web only if I wish, but I couldn’t see how. Are there any large reasons I should NOT do it? My thought is to promote more engagement, longer dialogues and added

That's how it works. You might want to check out the setup guide for new groups. /helpcenter/gettingstarted And this section about moderator notifications.

Members cannot see the activity log. Subscribe a second email address with Member permissions so you can examine your group as others see it. Regards, Bruce Check out the groups.io Help Center (

I am hoping to hear view of the activity log can be restricted to owners and mods? Or is that how it works already? My activity log contains a lot of housekeeping admin. Plus it seems like a privacy

No, it's really "how to access members list with members pending". ;>) Duane -- The official Groups.io user documentation is in the Groups.io Help Center ( /helpcenter ). GMF's

So is the topic / subject is wrong for this thread! Not "how to moderate (override group setting) and individual member" but "how to approve a pending member"? Frances -- Help available from Groups.io

Hi Carla. Profiles are hierarchical structure. At the top you have your Groups.io account profile and then under that you have a profile for each group you subscribe to. If a group also has subgroups

That was the trick I was missing, Jonathan! Thanks! -- {This message was sent with 100% recycled electrons}

Hummm? Even when I try to search for a known member on that screen the system shows no one. See screen-snip. It's as if from Administration all I can see is that one pending member (not even showing

You have to select Members from the pull-down menu (where it says Pending Approval) in order to get the full member list. When you have a pending member the default for the member list is always the