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Perhaps that was the case at one time, but required content is much less. I tested today again and this is the only thing that comes before the group owner's own content: ** You have been invited by

Good list, Ken.? I would add: #6)? The personalized message comes after the stock one, and may end up "below the fold" and unseen at first glance if the invitation is read on a smaller device.?

Francis Here are my issues with the invitation.? All of our heads are deeply wrapped up into our Groups but (depending on the invitee audience) the invitation Email can be received with a " *What the

The invitation uses the Display Name and email address of the Mod sending the invitation. ?I presume if no Display Name is entered into the subscription, the Invitation defaults to the Mod

It will automatically use the name/ID of the person that sends the invitation.? If she sends them, it will have her information.? She can verify this when she sends her first invite. Duane -- Lots

eGroups was the bees knees. Then, "Traffic," and professional tools started not being supported. Noone wanted to BE really good group leaders. BillSF9c

Cal, The one downside of direct add is visible in your comment: "I don't like invitations because the recipient has to recognize that it's a legitimate invitation. Receiving an email from

Azure Standard is an organic food supplier that makes monthly drops all over. ?I set up the group AzureTivoliDrop list so that Drop member can talk together.? I have build other groups and did this

I just created a new test group using the trial.? I can verify that it's for 90 days. Duane -- Lots of detailed information can be found in the Owners Manual (

If you follow the instructions ( /helpcenter/ownersmanual/1/deleting-a-group ) *exactly* , it will be deleted. Duane -- Lots of detailed information can be found in the Owners Manual

Good Evening, I have ask to delete a group. I am the soul owner. It is Not being deleted. Can any One help me sure thew group Is deleted. Thank You ! Submitted Respectfully, Beck

To be clear, because the response to my last post, suggests otherwise: The one-month-for-$20 is *not* a free trial, it's a paying trial, and it *does* include Direct Add.? (The non-paying one-month

First, to clarify - this advice about inviting members is for free / basic groups. Paid groups can use this method too, but they can also "direct add". The invitation method may be a bit confusing to

If membership in your group isn't restricted, then they should become members immediately.? Many (most?) of us have our groups restricted in an attempt to keep spammers out. Duane -- Lots of detailed

This is all great discussion. I am a brand new "owner" of a group and am really frustrated at the process of building a membership. About 1/2 of my 30 invites happened instantly with no hassle. A few

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)/