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Dean, I'm sure it is. But it is a frequent misunderstanding. That's not what the notice says. You're inferring that the removed member posted the message in question, but that is not necessarily the

The issue isn’t that the member POSTED a spam message, but marked a message that they RECEIVED as spam. It’s caused by one of two things: ? They marked a message from your group as spam or ?

I mean the actual removal message [that groups.io sent you] that prompted your post, not the "spam" itself. Bruce Check out the groups.io Help Center ( /helpcenter ) and groups.io

Deane -- I don't recall groups.io doing any actual spam filtering. Could you post what the message actually says? Thanks, Bruce Check out the groups.io Help Center ( /helpcenter ) and

Attention Group.IO Support person: This is getting VERY frustraing! I am really upset that one person, in a group that I administer, has about? 80% of his messages followed (within a few hours) by a

New free (basic) groups do not get subgroups. The Pricing page shows what you get. There is also information in the GMF wiki. /g/GroupManagersForum/wiki/25069 Frances -- Help

Hi, I've looked through the existing threads in this group, but still haven't found what I'm looking for. I've created a free group, which, when looking at what I get, says I can have subgroups.

Hi I just checked on my test group. I uploaded a file with one email address. Changed that email address (using Account in top right corner). After the email address change, the file is now attributed

I understand now what you want to do, and you may be doing it the hard way, I think a simple email change will take care of it, but it would depend on what you want/expect to happen: With your

Thank you, Shal, for replying.? I tried to ask a generalized question, but you needed more specifics. Your reply was based on the understandable assumption that one or both of my emails is being used

Reachingout, You can only change your email address in your Groups.io account, not in a single group or selected groups. Do that through the Email field on the Login page of your Account page.

In addition to what Duane said, if you look at Admin > Settings > Default Sub Settings (button) you will see the default settings for new members and why you had a 5MB limit to start with. See the

I read how to merge two accounts here: /g/GroupManagersForum/wiki/16537 That wiki entry says to beware of doing that as an owner! What if did this: 1) Log out of all? of groups.io

I'm not so for sure, if you can change your email address and it will reflect the files I don't think it is possible. But you can go and change your email address, and it will be a change for all of

Everyone on a group has an account, whether they've ever logged into it or not.? All explained nicely in the Members Manual ( /helpcenter/membersmanual ). Just follow the

If I set up a groups.io group and I am the original owner and I use my personal email address to start the group as the owner. and I send out messages and upload files with that email adddress. And

"Blocked" as in the attachment is not included in the email.? Our members do not want to have to log in to get the documents.? Many don't have Groups.IO accounts. I just need to be able to change

Blocked? I don't understand that. Those with a smaller attachment size setting in their Subscription settings should instead receive a link to the file. All they have to do is click the link (and log

Remember that a 4Mb file will be a 5.5-6Mb attachment. That's the way email works, files have to be encoded and so swell by anything from 30%-50% (typically). Malcolm. -- Malcolm Austen - email:

Peter -- I don't recall there ever being an html formatting bar for the footer text field. If you put a URL in here, most email clients will "linkify" it on receipt, though. Regards, Bruce Check out