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Probably some, but it's not available to group owners. For that, you'd need to upgrade to Enterprise and furnish your own Google Analytics information.

Does Groups.io keep track of traffic to the site? I am interested in how many people read and/or download the files that we store in our group. Similar to Google analytics I use on our web site. If

Recently there was quite a flurry of messages from someone shocked that messages they sent to a public group were public. They mentioned identity theft, which is a canard. ID thieves need credit card

Thanks for that Bruce I suspected that was the case but couldn't put my finger on it Nivard Ovington in Cornwall (UK)

If you want to receive the same footer every time, you need to select either "Force HTML Emails" or "Plain Text Only." Otherwise, the appended footer depends on the format of each incoming email (or

A question arose regarding the footers, I know you can receive two different footers one in HTML shows "New Topic", the other in plain text does not I have read the wiki on the footers and settings

Special Notices do not reach people on "no email." You will have to either disable "no email" in group settings or send such people an individual [private] message. Regards, Bruce Check out the

Duane - this sounds quite good to me. If I can set up a monthly reminder with a short topic duration of say (1 week) for instance then if it disappears after a week until the next one arrives then it

You could set up a member notice of either type Group Guidelines or Monthly Reminder.? They can be set to be sent as Special notices.? You could then verify the attributes of the associated hashtag,

Further to monitoring participation - a question please in relation to issuing discrete monthly reminders. Can a monthly reminder be sent out as a special message - which will therefore reach the

As many others have said, 10% participation is GOOD! and yep, people who get no-email often are reading on the groups.io site (which means they can access more of the group) -- Lurkers may be learning

Bruce's thoughts below make the most sense to me, as long as the group isn't set up to not allow editing posts. Dano _________________

I usually log in and edit the original message. This corrects the message archive for those who view online. Those on digest will only see the second (edited) version. Those on individual emails will

KP . . . wrote: As Frances said, those who receive individual messages will see it no matter what. They can't "unsee" your message once they've got it in their inbox and read it. If you are an owner

Good points, Chris. You can also moderate or lock it after you reply. Frances -- Help available from Groups.io help ( /helpcenter ) and GMF wiki (

As Frances didn't quite say... no it isn't. While the suggestion of deleting it from the message archive is possible, I'm not sure that that is a good idea, at least not right away. Far better IMHO

Frances > > > -- Help available from Groups.io help ( /helpcenter ) and GMF wiki ( /g/GroupManagersForum/wiki ).

I agree with this 100% and I should have added that I'd always have a conversation with the member first. In my group's case we have a list of rules that need to be followed. People do occasionally

All, is it possible to recall an email sent out on an IO in error?

My thought on this issue is look at system settings - to adjust everything - to make any font size (and other things) appear larger on the screen: what I sent someone who raised it with me: "Sorry to