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I'm a bit puzzled about this thread. How is a direct add, with participant confirmation, different than a direct invite, with participant acceptance? Different wording, yes, but it's still a two step

The invitation isn't too bad now. Here's mine with three bullets and a red sentence. It invited one of my email addresses to join to show you what it looks like. Hello, You have been invited by

Perhaps “some” of the problem with inviting is the IMO very poor email/invitation. I have #suggested in Beta that this be cleaned up, reworded, and better language be used than

Bruce said: ?Frank -- Only paid groups have the Direct Add feature. Legacy Basic and groups on the Premium 90-day trial do not. The Owners' Help (in the section on Member Notices) says: Direct Add

An Opt-Out option does not excuse involuntary subscription. Direct Add does risk involuntary subscriptions. The risk may be low because only paid Groups can do that, and presumably their Owner(s)/

Frank, There's an option to upgrade to only one month of Premium for $20, and then it automatically reverts back to a free group after a month's time. This is handy for doing a bunch of Direct Adds

Thanks to all of you for your responses. I'm a new (free version) user. Frank Abrams Cary, NC 27511 USA P Please consider the environment before printing this e-mail. [email protected]> wrote:

It's speculated that Direct Add is a leading source of spam trap addresses finding their way into groups.io accounts. Most problems stem from typos that will land in Bounced status eventually. But

For marketing emails, the general rule is that you need to opt-in instead of having to opt-out. Mailing lists and marketing emails should provide an easy way to unsubscribe, and Groups.io does that

I believe that for the anti-spam legislation in many countries, the user must confirm that they want the emails. That's why the user has to acknowledge being added to the list or even acknowledge that

That is correct and it's how I add members to my group (once they have paid their club membership fees and the Membership Secretary has added them to the membership database). Being able to Direct Add

Frank -- Only paid groups have the Direct Add feature. Legacy Basic and groups on the Premium 90-day trial do not. Regards, Bruce Check out the groups.io Help Center ( /helpcenter )

Larry -- I'm pretty sure that subscribers who are Direct Added are preconfirmed and bypass NC status. I actually do not like this feature and wish it wasn't so. Regards, Bruce Check out the groups.io

The first question that needs answered is: Are you a Premium or Legacy Group? Excerpted: Note: The Direct Add

Yes, but only for premium lists. And the new user must still confirm by replying. Larry [email protected]> wrote:

Although receiving an invitation and simply replying to the invite is embarrassingly easy to do, I have some wanna be subscribers who just cannot seem to master it.? Is there a way to direct

A message to all those who replied. Big thanks. You have been wonderful. An early Xmas present! Dan

Admin > Preferences > Settings Nivard Ovington in Cornwall (UK)

Easy to do! Go to Admin, Settings. You will see Group Title, Email address, and then Group Description. After editing, scroll down to Update Group. Try not to put too much on your homepage. Use a

Go to /g/mwmasts/settings ( /g/mwmasts/settings ) and update the Group Description. Be sure to save your changes. Regards, Bruce Check out the groups.io Help Center (