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Consider yourself corrected.? In the subgroup, choose 'Group listed in parent group, messages viewable by parent group members' in the Privacy panel.? If you've previously chosen one of the options

The only options shown under privacy are:

On 19 January 2025 17:17:48 (+00:00), Pete Cook via groups.io wrote: Correct me if I’m wrong: It is not possible to set up a subgroup such that parent group members who are not also subgroup members

The Help page - /helpcenter/ownersmanual/1/using-subgroups?single=true Allowing all members to see the messages is an option - Subgroup listed in parent group, messages viewable by

Sorry, Frances, my question wasn’t very clear. I would like to set up a subgroup so that parent group members can view subgroup messages even if they’re not members of the subgroup, and it looks

You can make a subgroup with messages that only subgroup members can view. Go to subgroup. Settings. Privacy. Visibility. Use the dropdown menu to choose your preference. Frances -- Help available

Correct me if I’m wrong: It is not possible to set up a subgroup such that parent group members who are not also subgroup members can view subgroup messages.

Muting and following hashtags is covered in the Member's Manual ( /helpcenter/membersmanual/1/controlling-the-volume-of-email-messages-you ) You should also read about Understanding

“Your members could mute calendar related hashtags (#cal-invite, #cal-reminder, #cal-notice, #cal-cancelled) so they would no longer receive emails with those hashtags although they would still be

Your members could mute calendar related hashtags (#cal-invite, #cal-reminder, #cal-notice, #cal-cancelled) so they would no longer receive emails with those hashtags although they would still be

#Calendar Is there a for individual members to not have calendar invites sent to them? Is there a way for calendar emails to be sent, but not .ics or other files that load into people calendars? A

Hi Andy, sorry - I was in the app and didn‘t mention that. There you have to scroll to see ?advanced preferences“. Kind regards Thomas

and this is what would need to be proved and what is classed as a 'material risk'. This kind of statement is always open to interpretation and debate and usually, the only winners are the lawyers. If

Apologies, I have just read the Explainer ( https://www.gov.uk/government/publications/online-safety-act-explainer/online-safety-act-explainer ), which is fairly short, and in the Section "Who the Act

Yeah, we have a similar problem. But trust me, if the system behaved otherwise, there would be plenty of people standing in line to complain about it ("I just had someone renew their membership but

I do not have access to the new members only list, or to a list with registration dates, only to the entire list of members. So sorry that was not as clear in my first message as it needed to be to

I think you are creating more work for yourself than needed by adding an entire membership list each time. If you just add the new members then your problems goes away. If a member leaves and then

Correct. you can safely ignore the RS badge. I'm not aware of any plans to remove it. Regards Andy

Hi, I am the moderator for the groups.io community for a membership organization that has under 500 members. ?I appreciate so much about the functionality of groups.io but this one is stumping me.

I have a group that has not had any new posts (messages) for six months. Recently, the group has decided to be more active with posting. As a result, I've looked at the membership list to invite a few