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I have stopped using YahooGroups since we got our groups moved to Groups.io. No point. I don't want to monitor both places. On the home page of my old YahooGroups, I put a message saying that we had

I would like to be able to send to my groups with a spoofed listowner address. Groups.io doesn't recognize incoming mail from [email protected] -- Jim Poston@... << Life in the fast lane >>

I posted a message this morning but it has not posted...three hours ago, I resent it..still nothing. Any of you having the same problem today?

Louise, Yes and no. No in that most email services require you to verify an email address before allowing you to use it in the From field of your messages. So with such services only moderators of the

I'd like to see it on my groups. Hopefully it can be made an option. -- Jim Poston@... << Welcome to Idaho - The Tick Fever State! >>

Thanks to all for the insights into my adding yet another email address to my long list of them, the alias email option from Yahoo! from Louise that I had totally forgotten about, to Shal for pointing

That area was removed by Mark, at the request of many group owners. I don't remember if he plans to make it an option or not. Duane

I haven't received my own last email yet but realise I omitted to say I was talking about a yahoo group . Sorry if that was confusing! Louise Sent from my iPhone

I'm not sure I understand how this spoofing works, Shal, but doesn't that mean anyone else could spoof the address too and appear to be the list owner of your group? Probably unlikely to happen but

J, So don't do that. That is, if the OP responds and further communication is required, always send it from the (pending) members list - don't simply reply in your email. Or, use your email service to

But that only works for the first message. If the OP responds, then if Mark wants to respond the email will come from his own address. I really hate the way this works. There's no anonymity. It's why

Mark B.:? If you send the note from your [groupname][email protected] address, He won't see your personal address - at least, that's the way I think it works.? The advantage to this is that if the

Shal, I misread that. However, if he "sends message," I think the "from" address will be his own address. I think this was recently changed so that it no longer reads as coming from the group owner. J

J, I wasn't suggesting sending a confirmation email. That, oddly, can only be done from the buttons when you open the pending member's membership page. The two things one can do from the Actions

Hi. Where's the top posters heading gone in groups, and how to get it back. Marvin.

I agree. Having a separate, anonymous "moderators" email for our group has been a lifesaver. Even if you use the "send message" facility and change the "from" address to the owner address, if you

Don't think of it as "yet another" email address, but rather as your ONE email address for use when you don't want to give out your personal address. Use of of the free services that has decent

Shal, Did Mark B say the address is showing as NC? I thought it was just a matter of it being someone he's unfamiliar with, in which case sending a confirmation email would not address his issue. ???

Mark B, Groups.io has a feature for just this purpose. Go to the Members page of your group, and select Pending Approval. That should show a list of those who've applied but not yet been approved. Put

If you already have a yahoo email account wouldn’t you be able to use one of their disposable email addresses. Don’t they still offer those? Just a thought. Louise