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The IONOS domain name is being used by hackers phishing to get your bank account information. I have several IONOS accounts and know what I order/pay for, so when these come in, I got whois.com and

I haven't found a way.? The alternative that I see is to not include those, as long as there's an identifier for each member.? Display Name may not be the best since several people can have the same

I suspect I know the answer but, some of our group are desirous to know it! The members add their information into a database which includes, amongst other elements, their firstnames and surnames and

You can choose the Event color when creating it, but it defaults to a light blue.? I believe one person has a wiki page defining what the various colors mean on their group and asks members to use

Yes. If you include a #hashtag in the Event Name field when creating a calendar event, it will then show up in the subject line of any associated notifications. If you allow regular members

Is it possible to add tags to calendar events, so different topics can be grouped and people can search for these specific tags? I can see there are colours but they are quite random, it's not like

Good call. You are, of course, correct. I wasn’t looking at the “big picture”. Otto

To be clear, I would not include the words "groups" or "groups.io" ?in your website domain name. Mark Fletcher (or his company) owns @groups.io And it would be unwieldy and confusing. Not good

No one can use the domain that is owned by someone else. I think there may be confusion as to what portion of the group is domain vs group name vs email address. FOR EXAMPLE The online service is

Cal . . . You can't use the groups.io domain because it's taken (by groups.io). What you can do is link from the group's website to the groups.io discussion forum and from the main page of the

I would exercise caution here. Creating a similar-looking name is a favorite way for malware organizations to capture unsuspecting victims. They stand up a website that looks like the real thing, but

Were you thinking you would keep Groups.io as your discussion forum? With a link to your Group on your new website? Some others do that. You could certainly make them both very similar - for example:

Can’t the name be similar, though, to make it obvious that it’s related? Otto

No. A domain name must map to a single IP address; otherwise a nameserver lookup will return ambiguous results. Enterprise groups might be able to do something along these lines, but groups.io would

No, groups.io is already taken. Larry Finch [email protected]> wrote:

Hi - One of the many groups that I'm an owner of wants to put up a website.? Is there a way that we can use the domain name of our group (<groupname>.groups.io) for our URLs?? (We're not looking to

Can you clarify please? You belong to Nordhavn Dreamers. You want to add American Tug Owners. You say "CB in my subscription - I was allowed access by the moderator" If you joined American Tug Owners

I am on groups.io for Nordhavn Dreamers I don’t know how to add American Tug Owners ?CB in my subscription— I was allowed access by the moderator Any suggestions how to add that group?? Thanks

My groups switched to groups.io ( http://groups.io ) when Yahoo Groups started to shut down in 2019. I didn’t know that groups.io ( http://groups.io ) had already been going since 2014 or we

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