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Sharon, I meant that if the address has already been set up with its own account, I thought it would not be possible to list that address as an alias of another account. Ah yes. Plenty of opportunity

Pedja, Makes sense to me. I'm assuming you're talking about either joining through the web site or via the +subscribe email command. The transfer of a Y!Group to a Groups.io subgroup already works

Jim, I'd examine the URL for both bookmarks to be sure that it isn't decorated with any extra parameters. That is: Make sure that bookmark is to / with no additional parameters. Make

Shal . . . wrote: We didn't have any problems like that but I will keep that in mind if I move any other groups there. We did have some unsubcribe right after the move though, so they probably felt

Paul, Following up on what Bruce said, my experience has been that a fair fraction of those Y!group members who were set "No email" were people who apparently wanted to unsubscribe, but ran into

Hi Bruce, I have a couple of groups that are for committees only. Non-committee members sometimes want to say something to the committee members. However, I don’t want the non-members to see the

Barbara, GMF has a couple dozen Comcast subscribers, none of whom are currently bouncing. I looked at a few and most have no bounce history, but I did find one that had that same message in their

In addition to Frances' answer, the non-member would be able to read any replies online, assuming the message archives are public. You can allow non-subscribers to post in Admin->Settings->Message

I have my groups set to accept emails from non-members (but with moderation). If I approve the message and there are replies from members, that non-member doesn't see the responses. You would have to

Are you, by chance, using Safari? This is a known bug when using the Safari browser. https://beta.groups.io/g/main/topic/19192848#17068 Hope this helps, Bruce -- The system Help is your

The only reason he's waiting to be approved twice is because you set it up that way.?Please consider changing the subgroup to something other than Restricted Membership.? Admin->Settings->Spam

If I understand correctly, the account is bouncing? Check for the B status badge in the member's list. Without a bounce error code, this is hard to troubleshoot. This could be a temporary email server

Chrome's "incognito mode" doesn't recognize cookies, and you would find yourself logged out. Could it be that Method 1 opens an incognito browser window? Look for the little spy icon in upper left.

There is a group. The name of the new user is X. User X did not join the group. Gruba sent a message by mail. Are the replies of the message notified by email? Do they have to join the group to get

Jim, Are you sure that you only have one groupsio account? That might explain the situation. I've been taught that when there is something strange going on in a browser to "clear your cache and

When user wants to join tio subgroup he is instructed he has to join parent group first. If parent group requires approving that means he has to join parent, wait to be approved, then join subgroup

A member in one of my groups is having email delivery problems (a comcast address). The member is probably not very computer savvy and I am at a loss what to suggest. Looking at the member's account

I am having difficulty finding the "sensitive spot" on the "Edit" button within the colored field of a #Hashtag. ?I can see the color change slightly while hovering my pointer over the button but it

Hi, ? I have a "puzzlement".? Let me preface by saying that I'm a groups.io owner for several groups, a moderator for other groups, and a regular member for as many others and more.? About 30 in

Sharon, [vague memory of a conversation in beta] -> Search *posterid:129 subgroups* -> [get lucky and the desired message is near the top of the results] Shal