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On Mon, Apr 9, 2018 at 06:08 am, Bruce Bowman wrote: > > On Sun, Apr 8, 2018 at 08:36 pm, Shal Farley wrote: > >> That is, it may be belts-and-suspenders, but I don't know that for >> certain. >> >>

We? are just in the beginnings of setting up our group.? Might total 30-40members when done. ?The easiest way to do this, I just discovered, is simply entering/registering people myself rather than

I'm with you, Shal. Dano has his experience and I have mine, but neither may reflect the current process. Given that Mark is not here, it would be nice to hear from someone currently undergoing a

Well... that isn't quite what happened in the end! The edits to Mechanism were very small - just odd words. I have done a major addition to How can I stop this from happening again? because a lot of

Derek, https://example.groups.io/g/subgroup/topics or https://example.groups.io/g/subgroup/messages Where "example" and "subgroup" are just placeholders for the actual subdomain and subgroup names.

Sharon, While I agree, I'm not sure how that's relevant to your original question about Groups.io's directory listings. Groups.io's processing of inbound messages to determine whether they should be

Bruce, When the Form submission was first created there was a brief time (maybe less than a day) when the instructions did not mention inviting the transfer agent, but waiting to approve the transfer

Brett, If you're talking about David's group, yes. That would best enable what he wants (replies to his Groups.io and also another list). To make it even better a suggestion could be posted on beta to

Thanks Shal! I checked the settings of the list in question and it is currently set to "Reply to Sender" Other options include: Group, Moderators, & Group and Sender. If I'm reading the thread

Bruce, you are correct. This change hasn't been well documented, but it was just after our experience that Mark created the form on the join page. That was prompted not only by that change but by the

David, Correct. No. In particular note that it is an Account setting, not a Subscription setting. This means it affects all groups to which you have a subscription (under this address). I'm not

The reason I like hashtags is that the topic is clear—its like a standardized key word. Subject lines are not clear. If someone changes it or the thread is the same subject as a thread from

Hmmm...both the Yahoo group transfer instructions and the GMF wiki still state that you have to manually send the transfer agent an invitation. There is no suggestion that the agent will send Yahoo a

Mary Ellen, As Chris said, a notice is sent to the group admins (owners and moderators). I think that any owner or moderator may elect not to receive such notices by unchecking the "Email when a

Thanks. ?That makes sense. ?But: if a subscriber to a subgroup that is invisible in the parent group posts a message, where does the public see it? ?I haven’t explored the publicly-viewable

Don, I did that. I meant to mention that I used the form of address: Don <user@...> I usually do that if I have knowledge of the person's name. It gives them an initial display name for their

Derek, It means that the subgroup won't be shown in the Subgroups page of the parent (main) group. And that the Messages page of the subgroup is viewable by anyone (public) member or not of either

Not sure if this was a really hard question or a really obvious answer, still not sure!? I'm new here and have a multi-level group to add, where "public" and "parent group" privacies are important.?

Duh. I guess I’ve got taxes muddling my brain. I had actually started the process but then had a neuron misfire, and was looking in Groups.io rather than Yahoo for a response. Not my day. Transfer

Sarah, you are correct. For new transfers, go to the Yahoo group transfer page at /yahootransfer and scroll to the bottom. Click on the "Start New Transfer" button. Fill out the form