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I've never used the app, so I can't address that directly, but I am a member of a group that is on an Enterprise plan and I know that I have to log into it separately from my general log in to

If that's it, you should lodge a complaint, with details, on the app group ( https://beta.groups.io/g/app ).? There may be a reason for it though.? I know that you can't pay for a group using the

Thanks, but I am only a member of three groups so I don't think that's it.? The group not showing up is on the enterprise plan so I think maybe it has something to do with it being on a different

The last time something like this happened to me, it's because there were more than 20 items (in your case, groups) to display. To see the rest, I had to advance to a second page. Just a guess, Bruce

One of my groups is not showing in the app. ?It’s the paid version we set up and I’m the group owner. ?When I log in via browser, it shows. ?Anyone run into this?

Not at the present time.? You could request it on the beta group ( https://beta.groups.io/g/main ).? I know there are some people using programs like PGP and that Groups.io passes those through.

Hello all: I've been using Groups.io for a while now and find it a very useful tool. A volunteer group is considering creating a group to ease communication, but they want to know whether Groups.io

That says to me that the service hosting your email is unable to complete the DMARC process.? I only found one good explanation (

Over the past several months, I have had to unbounce my account...I will unbounce it only to have to repeat it a few days later.? In all cases, the error message is: mxa-00260502.gslb.pphosted.com:

Of course most email clients offer on the recipient's end the ability to trash incoming emails based on any number of criteria.

Re: Muting a Person I've often wanted this, but there are many practical difficulties. You can always set up a rule or filter so the offender's messages are rerouted to the bit-bucket. Detailed

Your mail client probably allows you to create a rule that will send mail from a species user to trash. -P. [email protected]> wrote:

It has been suggested as an improvement ( https://beta.groups.io/g/main/topic/91985347 ) to the site.? You could support that topic. Duane -- Lots of detailed information can be found in the Owners

It isn't possible for one member to block messages from certain other specific members. They can mute topics however. See /g/GroupManagersForum/message/45051 Frances -- Help available

if this has been covered before, would you point me where to go. Thanks

As Malcolm said, there is no such provision. The way I understand it, such an implementation would run afoul of internet privacy laws... at least in some countries.

On 26 February 2025 17:11:37 (+00:00), Linda Perry wrote: I see where I “don’t allow members to edit their message” but I don’t see an option to not allow members to delete their own messages.

I see where I “don’t allow members to edit their message” but I don’t see an option to not allow members to delete their own messages. Where do I find that? Linda Perry Linda@...

If you want to provide your own nuggets of history and schedule them to be sent using existing tools, calendar events are just about your only option. And with proper use of hashtags, people will

Thank you all for your advice. I've noted the concern about subscribing to the feed and users getting tired of it - maybe a subgroup they can subscribe / unsubscribe could be a solution? The RSS feed