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Can the archives from a Y! group be transferred into a subgroup? We had two groups on Y! One group was the main group. The other independent Y! group was made up entirely of members of the main group

ken, *However it does not explain the groups.io <http://groups.io> position and The question at hand had to do with material copied from Yahoo Groups to Groups.io. Neither TOS requires the poster to

I don't believe there are any realistic copyright issues in making these transfers, nor that the GDPR will affect that area for groups. Technically, every time you send a reply by email (or via a

Of course Mark is going to prioritize suggestions. I don’t see how that in any way implies that suggestions made should be limited. -- J

I have my message set to go out when someone tries to join. It is in Settings, Member Notices, then I selected Pending Subscription. Since my group is restricted, that message goes out before their

when you upload a file in yahoogroups, it tells you by whom when it sends out the email announcing it. We’re testing groups and it didn’t show who uploaded it. I had to get online to look. Is

Question for Sal, The bold text below from a previous reply explainns the YG position on copyright HOWEVER IT DOES NOT EXPLAIN THE GROUPS.IO POSITION AND HOW IT DIFFERS. WHICH IS MORE IMPORTANT TO

On Wed, Feb 14, 2018 at 9:15 AM, LeeAnne Bloye?<ecir.archives@...>?wrote: Hi All, I thought this had been discussed before but can't find it here or in Beta.? Does anyone know if it has been

Marina, I'm not a lawyer, and I specifically don't know UK or EU law, but I think it is very unlikely. More likely a copyright claim would be aimed at the web site displaying the material, Groups.io.

I second that. If you suggest it in beta I'll join you. wrote:

All, ? I don't think you should be worried about posts or files or photos - if you are then don't transfer ... just create a new group on groups.io and invite the membership to follow you (the

Marina, True, because they must first be members of the primary group. You invite them there. Not for subgroups. Even in Basic groups subgroups have a Direct Add page. There you see a list of the

Sharon: We have that setting now and have had it since we started the group. When checked it disallows direct memberships and requires a Moderator to approve the membership. It still doesn't require

Duane, you ARE a wizard. It sounds very much like Columbus' egg, but you did find the answer. If you sort out that one, I'll build you a monument. Many thanks, Marina

Just realised the "Re: Require info from prospective members" topic covered what i was asking. So I'm sure not the only one asking for this feature, hope someone takes note Have to say surprised such

Hi All, I thought this had been discussed before but can't find it here or in Beta.? Does anyone know if it has been suggested for mods being given editing power for member's signatures?? If so what

Admin Settings Member Notices I have 4 member notices that go out.. they are named Goodbye, Invite, Pending Subscription, Welcome Cherrill We can judge the heart of a man by his treatment of animals.

For many lists, I think this is probably true, but for organizations, they can be very useful. History is known for that. I live in a cohousing community, 17 years old. Cohousing is like a friendly

One of my two red Bs answered, she didn’t change email, she’s now blue. What does she do? She said she’d changed passwords “that’s all”.? Now what, wait ?

We have many old posts, for example, meeting notices that would be nice to purge. Is it possible to do this after the transfer by "subject" or other bulk deletion? Or, should we delete before