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Hello Adrien, To make someone a moderator, go to members under the Admin section. After you click on members, click on the member you want to make moderator. You will see a section about half way down

Hi My name is Adrien. I have just set up my first group of a technical nature on groups.io but run other groups. It is a while since I started a group on here. I have a couple of questions. Firstly,

Okay, I see it now. Whoever wrote these instructions should have moved this message to step 1 instead of up at the top that begins with yahoo is having problems and expect delays, etc. When I saw this

I can get the Yahoo invitation to go out, but only by first refreshing the invitation page. Your mileage may vary. Bruce

Thanks Shal. Thanks. It was not in spam. I was also asked to allow it and the sender first. The hashtag didn't have that checked. Or any other of the options. Plain vanilla.

The answer was right there in front of you. wrote:

i added a “colored box after members name” to wiki. Could someone complete/correct the actions needed for me? Nancy

Thanks. While the section had great info, it didn't give me an answer. -- Norm

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I experienced the same thing, then three days later "[email protected] was added to my Yahoo groups. In the meantime I had already done a manual invite. Yahoo is screwy!

Everyone, please read this. It's right in the EasyTransfer instructions!!!!!!! /static/yahootransfer "If you receive an error when inviting the [email protected] member to join your

I would create at least one subgroup when you create the list because creating the subgroup changes the address of the main group: Initial group name: [name]@groups.io Subgroup created:

I attempted to invite [email protected] to a yahoo discussion group, but I get a message that says "Sorry, an error occurred while loading the content." I believe "content" is the [email protected]

My advice would be to create at least one sub-group before the migration (if not too late for you) - so your 'primary' group is already established logically as a sub-group of your group (which it

Norm, Are you certain of that? Perhaps it was delivered to your spam folder, or some other location of your email service's choosing. Another possibility is that the hashtag you used has the No Email

Rachel, If the member did in fact delete group messages while they were in his/her spam folder then the unsubscription is normal. The answer is to always remove group messages from your spam folder if

Marv, Yes. Follow the usual procedure for transferring the special interest Y!Group to groups.io, and in the "Go" email name the subgroup as the destination. See also this note at the bottom of the

Nancy, I don't know if that alone should have changed her from red to blue, but I suppose it might have. While her status is blue B ("bouncing") Groups.io will periodically send her a notification.

Dennis, There is no bulk deletion mechanism. I'm pretty sure it has been discussed in the beta group. This is the closest I find in the official to-do list:

Dave, One can always click on the View/Reply Online link at the bottom of the emailed message, then on the right side click the Edited button, then the Compare Revisions button. For example, this