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ken, Downgrading to Basic before or after the Pricing Change would still leave you with the legacy-enabled Basic features according to your group's creation date. Which includes unlimited membership.

Ronaldo, 1) I think it has had a round or two there, and 2) Mark will never be not too busy. ;-) I think we need to be able to propose something that works without intervention by Groups.io support.

But you were also not telling the whole truth. The price changes are also for lists upgrading after Jan18th (now Feb 2nd). This also includes new lists that had to upgrade to Premium to have their

I have commented in the past on this subject and completely agree with the thoughtful and introspective points made by respective posters below. This problem is a continuing one that won’t go away

Hi Donald, I believe all someone with bad intentions has to do is to join with another e-mail address. Ken S "You do what you can for as long as you can, and when you finally can't, you do the next

That is what I did!

Better yet, appoint another owner so full group management privileges are there for them. That is, if you can trust the person. ---------------------------------------------------- Some ham radio

Bill, <OOWONBS@...> wrote: If they are banned, would their application even appear to the moderators? I would think the system wouldn't let the application through. I think they

I would just pre-ban her proactively. Donald <leeniluvsgroups2@...> wrote: ---------------------------------------------------- Some ham radio groups you may be interested in:

We will need to take this to <beta> , in due time when Mark isn't too busy My suggestion was to at least clearly imply it: if you want your group to die with you, don't appoint a moderator. If you

Okay, I didn't go as far as putting it on my group's page and clicking it to see what it says once I do. I do like the wording once you click on it much better. But I do think an explanation for basic

Leeni, For free basic groups that don't have a fee attached to them, I think maybe Good point. For Basic groups (grandfathered or not) the funds can support an upgrade to Premium as well as Groups.io

For free basic groups that don't have a fee attached to them, I think maybe the wording should be changed *Allow members to help* *support Group IO fees* (in general)?because grandfathered groups, do

Janice B, I see you found it, but for anyone else looking you need to enable it, at the bottom of the General panel of your group's Settings page: Even Basic groups have that option. Shal -- Help:

That's almost how it works now.? If you didn't allow any other owner to demote a malicious owner, the group would probably be gone in no time.? That's the reason it's set up the way it is.? All of

You must go into your Settings and enable the function. See the picture within the thread below. It took me a minute to find the checkbox. But once you find it - I populates and is on your cover/main

I spoke too soon. I found the place in Settings where I needed to activate the Sponsoship button. Janice B

I didn't let it go unaddressed. I did write to her and more or less gave her a piece of my mind letting her know that she had no business writing what she wrote to my group, alarming them causing

I have a Premium Group and do not see the sponsor button on our home page. Janice B

Case in point for regular backups (group data exports)! FOBLO (Fear of Being Locked Out), is a real thing and could be easily assuaged. Simply restrict owner deletion/demotion solely to the owner