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I suggest this "workaround" actually works well for most Groups. I can't imagine many instances of malicious intent within the "mutual interest" universe of Groups.IO; I wouldn't want to be a member

I've discovered recently that you can make your ownership of a group (or any other online account) part of your estate in your traditional will or as a separate digital will in some states.? That

Frances, I respectfully disagree. It is long past time for this ongoing problem to be resolved. The first step is to acknowledge that it IS a PROBLEM, most specifically a continuing one in desperate

I have an Assistant Administrator for our group. She is a great person and takes over when I am away from my computer for personal or business reasons.?After talking with her, several years ago I

Surely the 'flaw' is with the group owner that fails to consider to the consequences for other members if they are no longer around or able to manage the group.? Having any kind of transfer option

Hello all Wouldn't it be nice if GroupsIO had some sort of feature that an owner could set like if he/she does not log on to the Group in a period of x months or years, then moderator(s) 1 (a new

No "Owner Succession" feature (a Group 'will') is a flaw that Groups.io (and YahooGroups) share(d). Every time I've seen one proposed, those who would not use it have railed against having one. They

Keep in mind whoever is added as owner could delete the group and add others as owners. So be sure of the people you make owners. Jim Excess footer removed by moderator.

Yet again a group is threatened with dissolution because the sole group owner has died. Time to do something about that now, while you can. Find at least one other person in your group (or someone

Something that has been suggested before - see if some family member of the deceased owner can access the site, probably on the same hardware. That member can make someone else (or hopefully 2 someone

I know someone that had to start a new group and they copied and pasted the entire posts to the new group. I don't know how they did it, just that they did.

That would be sad as everyone would then have to subscribe to the new group and you would loose all the message history. For some groups, that message history is valuable information. Michael Duane

If there isn't anyone to take over the group (owner/mod), the least difficult option is to start a new one. Duane -- Lots of detailed information can be found in the Owners Manual (

No, unfortunately groups.io doesn't have a procedure for that yet. You - or rather a moderator of the group - could try emailing to [email protected], but it's possible he/they have other priorities

I have several members who are bouncing and have the RI badge against their accounts, so, yes, apparently, members can be both bouncing and need verification. DaveD

I was under the impression from whats been said, that Bouncing addresses would not need to reverify but as I have no bouncing RI subscribers I did not need to go further on that subject As red B

Bruce, Thank you for your reply. Amateur Radio operators are able to check the current status of an operator's license. In this case, the Group owner's license was transferred to a family member, who

I have red bouncing RI members. In Members, use both filters. However if they are not bouncing, it should be easier to get them to reverify themselves, wouldn't it? Frances -- Help available from

To clarify the previous message, I'm talking about consecutive spaces in the email subject specifically, not the message body (it doesn't happen there) Cheers, Christos

Of those under RI status who were previous subscribers who had posted, I sent a private message to them, none replied but one reverified More than half were NMM so had never posted I have not seen any