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Hi Bob As has been said there isn't a straight forward way If yours is a paid for group you may have some luck contacting groups.io for help, I am not saying they ignore free groups, they don't but

If the TentecEagle group is only in IO than contact IO and ask your questions to them as to their policy for such cases. The group is under their jurisdiction .

Always the way with volunteering, isn't it? Someone suggested giving someone the powers (or perhaps moderator with all powers except the ability to change owner's privileges) but telling them they

Hi Not sure but couldn't Mark or one of the mods here make you in to a owner? “How lucky I am to have something that makes saying goodbye so hard.”- - Winnie the Pooh [solicitation removed by

I have a situation where the TentecEagle group has one owner. That person is deceased as well as the person that has taken his ham radio call. Is there any way or provision to gain membership or

What happens if there's absolutely no interest in anyone volunteering to be either a co-owner or moderator, even after several requests? My group is nearing its fourth anniversary and no one has

We had a situation occur like this, a few years ago, where an owner had passed away. And the moderator of the group got promoted to owner. I believe, that you can request this to be done via groups.

My questions are: What is the problem of adding a co-owner? If you don't want a co-owner, what's wrong with having a moderator with all permissions?? Or less than all, but enough to run the group?

I wrote the initial post in this thread because I wanted to alert those who wish their groups to continue even if they are not around. If they wish their group to go on as long as there are others who

On paid groups, you can see a list of Past Members.? I don't think Bounced and RI are considered past members unless/until they're removed from the group. Duane -- Lots of detailed information can be

Happy Sunday everyone In my groups I have 2 moderators if needed but one moderator has total access as I do as owner, in case today is my last day. I trust the folks I place as members, isn't that

We might be crossing paths messaging some of our subscribers, but that hopefully will mean the message will get through, if not from one owner then from another owner (although I suspect the target

Duane I respectfully disagree. The current "Solutions" are inadequate and extremely limiting.? Separation of powers and segregation of duties are established practices, and for entities like public

As far as I'm concerned, my *opinion* is that it is up to each group owner to decide whether or not he or she needs a backup co-owner. It is not up to individuals outside of the group to decide. In

Yahoo Groups did at one time have a provision for missing group owners. If the owner had not logged in to their Yahoo account for some period of time, group members could petition Support to create a

Thanks David, I Only just learned of the hover feature. It is helpful, but there are many reasons and I admit not understanding some of them. But, perhaps the bottom line for me is that I like being

And what then when the "super owner" keels over and is no more? You would then have a conventional "owner" or "owners" with the same resulting problem Nivard Ovington in Cornwall (UK)

This seems to be another suggestion to have a technical solution to a problem that is caused by group owners not following the guidance in the manual.? If a super owner role was created you'd still

As I see it, the PROBLEM is that owners won't use the existing solutions or aren't aware that they can privately pass on ownership when they die.? Of all people, I learned about digital estates from

One partial step could be to create a new class of "super owner" who cannot be deleted by conventional owners. This could give original "super owners" the confidence to appoint more conventional