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Yes, it's a special case, and yes, they can be deleted.? Just be aware that when you delete one, the message gets edited and the person that originally wrote it will be notified that you've done

Yes, Emailed Photos is a special case. Sometimes I wish it wasn't. :-) Bruce? -- The system Help is your friend.??/static/help

Be sure you're viewing Topics on the Messages page.? Click on the Subject of the thread (topic) you want to delete.? Click on Edit Topic.? There is a [Delete Topic] button on the "Edit Topic" page.

How about a reminder to the offenders to be considerate. They may not realize the effect. It’s like Amazon asking “can you help this person and answer this question” and the idiots that answer

Deborah, One member in particular sends out a constant stream of "I couldn't agree ?I've seen that behavior in some of my "social" groups. Contacting a few of those individuals off-list I came to

Duane wrote "Select the album in question, then click the Delete Album button at the top" --- I do not see a Delete Album button. Is Emailed Photos a special case? Can I delete these?

It's been pointed out to me that if you have the appropriate settings in your group then you don't have to rescale offline; simply re-upload the photo and GIO will do the rescaling for you.? Many

How can I delete a whole group of one topic??Is there an easy way to delete say 20 or 30 messages of the same topic?? Thanks? Nina

Bruce, ? I don't, but I really like your idea of using sort by size as a proxy for a match of file content in a bulk delete feature: https://beta.groups.io/g/main/message/16282 Not because of the

Received from Deborah Armstrong at 7/2/2018 09:02 PM UTC: Do the email programs used by the members wanting to "mute this member" have the ability to filter by email address? Those who can filter

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