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Thank you Nivard.The link worked, but I can't log in as owner. The left panel always showed Admin but it's disappeared. Similarly the Admin button at the bottom of the Home Page is missing. I can log

Hi Jane You say you tried the email me a link and it didn't work? ie you didn't receive it? First have you checked your spam folder? Or have you changed email addresses recently? Until you are logged

Your login cookie would have expired, so you'll need to log in again using the proper account. Duane -- Lots of detailed information can be found in the Owners Manual (

I've logged in from my 2 browsers. I followed your suggestion to "email me a link" with no luck. I cannot locate the Admin function on our home page or anywhere. I can't access our member list. My

I am having this problem too. Like others, I didn’t change anything. One day everything was regular. The next, it wasn’t. Since I don’t show as Owner or Moderator I can’t get to the Admin

On a group that I co-own, the founder was upset when someone who recently joined didn't contribute and was concerned that he might not even be reading postings. In fact, I pointed out to him that

I'm not aware of any way to make a subscription expire, nor does it seem desirable to post an inquiry to the group and have 100 "keep me" responses come back (much less edit all the affected

I do the same thing, but I do that every few years. My group is small too with maybe 100 regular members, and once it builds up to 200 to 250 I know after the purge it will go back to around 100

Thank you all . Happily the suggestion to use another browser broke the circle of doom and I am now back in three of my four groups. I don't use a VPN so I didn't have to go that route.? Emmily

Thankyou for your wide ranging views - obviously there is no direct way of knowing which members just read the forum postings only - barry

Yes, there are a lot of things that aren't exactly right in the manual.? In this case, the Export is at Admin > Preferences > Export. FYI, there's a beta version of the new Owners Manual at

Hi, if you want to take this 1 step further, you can charge for membership, and remove anyone from your group who doesn‘t pay. You could give a discount to ?contributors“ (those who post) or

Or are reading online, as I do. Duane -- Lots of detailed information can be found in the Owners Manual ( /helpcenter/ownersmanual ) and Members Manual. (

We have a main group with 7 subgroups and Premium subscription. One subgroup was deleted last night -accidentally or maliciously. We’ve removed that person from all the groups so they hopefully

I don't concern myself with who is reading messages and "participating". However, once a year I ask members to "opt-in" to stay on the list. This might?be difficult for those with large memberships.

Why? Most groups include some who ask questions and others who try to answer those questions. Both of those 2 groups we could call “contributors”; the rest might do neither but they still like to

One indication is the delivery mode. If they get no emails (or special only), I suspect they are not really interested - or only want to be members to occasionally post - "write only". If they get a

It's a legitimate question, for sure. Personally, I feel that posting might be a contribution, while reading is not. It's in fact difficult to see how reading messages could ever become a logged

I consider on balance that it is my business to know who is just watching our group as opposed to being positively involved. We are not restricted in terms of numbers of members, because we are a

(I find the framing of that question a little off-putting...) I am owner of several groups that are relatively small (10 to 20 members). These are *participatory* groups, like teams. While we don't