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There's no support team. Everyone is a volunteer. And the support email address is mostly for bugs. There really is no other reasonable option besides this group, and that's the point I was making in

I can see where you need to have a very tightly controlled group. My groups are different, and, frankly, I don't see where GMF needs the kind of rigid moderation you require. I didn't know Shal was

The problem is that this group is the de facto goto for groups.io help, and there’s really no other option for someone who (like me) strongly objects to and, like Stan, feels insulted by indefinite

Great message.

Dear Stan, I think that the term "owner" identifies who sets the rules for a group because they are responsible to groups.io for the group and it's actions. Some groups ( ours included) have a focused

I moved our neighbourhood group from Yahoo a year ago and I could not be happier. Here is the last message I posted to Yahoo regarding the move. And not a single person had an issue or question.

Stan, I said that I agree with Barb that some groups probably need moderating and that is up to the owner of that group, not you or me. My group is not moderated and never has been. Cherrill Your

"As an option, is it possible to make the calendar starting with Monday, not Sunday as it usual in parts of Europe?" How are calendars started in the other parts of Europe? Don

In my group I also have members who have been in it a long time or who I have known outside the group for a long time, but that is not the reason I do not moderate them. Perhaps in some groups it is

Stan, I think the site is safe. My company has used it to check all of our company email addresses and haven't had any problems. It did turn up a couple of addresses in data breaches of retail stores

I agree with everything here Barb. Although my group is not moderated as we have been together a very long time. Cherrill Be kinder than necessary, for everyone you meet is fighting some kind of

Shal, Thanks. Is the above link safe to use? Sometimes I get messages from some of the members of my Yahoo discussion group that end up in my IP's Spam folder. It has their name on the message but it

Philip, It is possible that is not a bug. Some Yahoo Groups started by migrating the membership and archive from an earlier service. Basically what your Groups.io group did. You could have a look at

Hello! As an option, is it possible to make the calendar starting with Monday, not Sunday as it usual in parts of Europe? I would also appreciate an option with the date as DDMMYYYY, and the clock

Stan, Forging the From address of an email. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Email_spoofing Ten or more years ago this was a serious problem for Yahoo Groups - spambots, scammers, and malcontents were

It seems to me that those who are in charge of this group set the rules, and the rest of us obey them. I see nothing wrong with being moderated myself, and the groups.io that I'm a co-owner of is

I chimed in before because I'm new here and was also pondering the nomenclature, as I think about migrating users. I see a couple recent threads where people abbreviated this system 'GIO'.? Maybe try

Bruce, Not exactly what you asked, but see also the Promote section of your group (under Admin) if you haven't. Too true. In a context where you're not contrasting it with a Yahoo Group you could

Shal, Okay, I now remember reading this: "All messages sent to GMF are moderated. This is done to avoid malicious attachments, spam, off-topic messages, and messages from spoofed or compromised mail

Stan, Correct. It is used informally to refer to the messages stored in the group. In Y!Groups the UI calls it "Conversations". In Groups.io the equivalent is "Messages" and/or "Topics". Various other