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Yes you can set up a test group. BUT think before naming it. Once a group name has been used, it becomes unavailable without jumping through some significant hoops. So the safest bet is to NOT name it

Hello, Yes, you can create a test group and test various features before transferring the “real” group. Cheers, Joseph Sent: Tuesday, September 20, 2016 8:04 PM To: [email protected]

Hello all, I am new to Groups.io and exploring Yahoo Groups alternatives. I inherited a Yahoo Group of approximately 150 members and am desperately searching for something better. I think Groups.io

Neil, No videos (yet?), and so far rather deficient in screenshots, but we're trying to grow a collection of help pages in the GMF Wiki. /g/GroupManagersForum/wiki Anyone with the

Neil, Correct. That's usually the primary reason for creating a subgroup. One caveat: every member of a subgroup must also be a member of the primary group. Shal

Am I correct in saying that a s subgroup can, in addition to the other features, have its own mailing list? Cheers Neil

Hello. I am new here and looking to learn. ?Where can I find set up and features video tutorials? I look forward to hearing from someone. ?Thank you Neil

Shal, what's the problem with the irrevocable license? I think that's pretty common. Sent from my iPhone

Steph, No. There is no way to prevent members from deleting their own content, and I believe that is a deliberate design choice. In Yahoo Groups the concept was embedded in the TOS: Yahoo claimed only

Hi everyone, in one of my groups that I own here on Groups.io I saw in the activity log that a member has deleted a message in the archives and I don't want my members doing that. This disable editing

I just transferred a group of almost 3000 members and 14 years of archives and it was perfect. No work on my part at all. Each person received a very clear email from Goups.io telling them about the

Barry, Relax and pour yourself a celebratory drink. You made it out of Yahoo. All will be well.;) J Sent from my iPhone

Many Thanks J_Catlady, I've spent the last 5 years with 4 different groups in 'Flakey' Yahoo, but without?any provider support I have had to give up on of them all in the end. I've now started up 2

I’ve had two groups on Groups.io for nearly a year now, and we have been operating quite smoothly. No-one except us group owners/moderators would ever think it’s still in beta. There’s been an

Barry, You can certainly put your mind at rest. I have several groups on Groups.io and belong to several more. I cringe whenever I have to even go near Yahoo any more. It's literally night and day. J

Mark has said he hopes to get it out of "beta" by the end of the month: /g/beta/topic/beta_end_projection/2404077 Duane

Many, many thanks Frances, That's put my mind a rest. So far I am very pleased with using this method of communicating with groups. Barry

I have a couple of groups on Groups.io. There were migrated from Yahoo Groups in the spring of 2015. All going strong. Someone else can tell you the full answer - for example, I believe that there is

Anyone know if groups.io is still in Beta stage of development and if so, has it not been officially released? Or when is it likely to be fully released? Just concerned whether it will be another

Just receivef a post and right at the top of the email is an option to unsubscribe ? I haven't tested it ?just thought you might like to know ? Frances