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We have subgroups for subcommittees of our committee. Naturally, I am not on every subcommittee and don't want/need/should have emails from every subcommittee. So, as owner of the main group when I

Wow, I stand corrected them. I didn't think that was possible. And I do read the every day change log that comes out on Fridays. And I didn't think that was one of the things that Mark had added. So I

Yes, you can.?See the first "tip" found at /helpcenter/ownersmanual/1/managing-members/banning-and-unbanning-members Regards, Bruce Check out the groups.io Help Center (

You can't ban it after the person has already been removed. So this wouldn't work in Davy's case.

If you lock the topic, that'll fix the problem.

Of course. I'd prefer to simply not approve the person rejoining until they tell me they've changed their password. Just a little less effort. Pete

(I just realized I had intended to add "Next time I'll remove the subscriber" at the end of my first paragraph, but either I had a brain fart or a draft didn't save. Probably the former.)

You could also undo the ban if things get fixed on the original address.? They'd just need to join the group again.? I've done that a couple of times. Duane -- Lots of detailed information can be

Bruce, that's a good point and I hadn't thought about it. I had this exact thing happen in one of my groups (the "Do you have an amazon account" ploy). I put the subscriber on moderation until she

Not much you can do now, I think. You can remove private replies. Change "Remove Other Reply Options". This stops future emails from being "replied all". Make sure your settings are for reply to

I suggest banning it. /helpcenter/ownersmanual/1/managing-members/banning-and-unbanning-members If someone's email address is hacked, the hacker can LOG IN as that person (via "email

Yes. Go to the member's record, scroll to Posting Privileges, and select *Override: not allowed to post*.

Thank you. Did notify them and getting them set up with different email address, which will put on moderate. is there any setting to turn off posting via email address for the group? Or putting just

Hello I don't think you need to worry about doing anything. Especially if you've already removed the accounting question. I think before doing so, I would've contacted the members of and let them know

Just had a member post to our group the same ?“ Favor do you have an ?amazon account messages” i assume they were able to do this via posting to the email address for the group? Which was

Yes, that's the one Duane :-) In a later thread, the possibility of an [UnClaim] button (on both messages and memberships) was raised.

Not Malcolm, but it's at https://beta.groups.io/g/main/message/29089 Duane -- Lots of detailed information can be found in the Owners Manual ( /helpcenter/ownersmanual ) and Members

Thank you all for your help. Malcolm Austen: Malcom, if you point me to your request I will support it, for what it's worth. I think that a Claim button on pending messages is needed, not only for

Hi, Mark - Yes. Go to Admin > Settings > Message Policies > Disable Editing Messages. Pete

Is there someplace I can change a setting to NOT allow members to edit their post AFTER they have posted it? Thank you, Mark