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I suspect it depends on the nature of the group.? One of my groups uses groups.io basically as an email list with the rare file uploaded.? For the members of that group, there is no reason to log

In my group, the Emailed Photos folder tends to be the biggest source of extraneous fluff. The problem is, each photo here is linked to the corresponding message...if you delete the attachment, the

Unfortunately, no. The only option is burdensome:? download it, delete it from the site, rescale it on your computer, re-upload it, then reassign ownership back to the original subscriber. However,

There are some tips that you could use at /g/GroupManagersForum/wiki/Footers.? Many of those complaining about the number of posts might be okay with getting a digest.? You could

Thanks for all the help! I started listing the files by date, oldest first. Then in some of the albums I found how to delete photos, albeit one at a time. The group is sort of How to Do It, and I

I am moderating a list that is only two weeks old but has grown to be high-traffic with less than forty members. The less chatty people are complaining about the volume of email and I'm trying to help

Yes, I can't

Ken, I don't think it applies to your situation, but here it is: /static/help#i-am-on-gmail-and-i-dont-like-getting-copies-of-my-messages The effect of that setting, when checked, is

As has been explained, there is no difference between a Subscriber and a Member, the terms are interchangeable.? The only one that can answer your question is Mark.? This has been suggested on the

Bruce Bowman wrote: Sadly the above is all too true; anyone might think that logging in required the sacrifice of a first - born. I don't know why, but people are remarkably relucatant to do it. Chris

Note that the Emailed Photos folder is a system album and cannot be deleted. Bruce? -- The system Help is your friend.??/static/help

The following two "levels," if you will, reflect the groups.io hierarchy used to keep track of accounts. Not Confirmed -- These are people who have registered an email address, but that's it. Such

Agreed, most people who belong to my groups are "completely befuddled by the GIO login process”. Why must voting only be done by Members (logged in at the G.io group website)? Why can’t

If I correctly get the gist of your question, there is no convenient way to selectively send a "tickler" message to those who have failed to respond to your poll. To be perfectly honest, I find the

See the wiki entry at?/g/GroupManagersForum/wiki/Transfer-from-Yahoo-Groups? Also the summary message at?/g/GroupManagersForum/message/8697 Hopefully after reading

Our Membership guy has initiated a poll for GDPR responses, but now wants just to chase up those people who have not replied, to get them to take the poll. Is there any way to do this, or can we only

I would say and advocate that: ? Non-Subscribers: people who do not belong to a G.io site, so have very limited access ? Subscribers: people who belong to a G.io site with an email address only

I have tried several times to move a group and i think I have followed the instructions. I have not received any error messages. Can someone help me and perhaps guide me through the process? Thanks,

When you go to the group Admin on the left and click on Upgrade, the portion used by attachments is shown,? There's a live link to the right of it that will show you a list of all posts that contain

There is a Delete Album button on the top of the page when you are viewing the album. See also ->?/g/GroupManagersForum/wiki/How-To-Make-a-Photo-Album Thanks