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In Premium groups, there is an option to look at Past Members. You can sort that list by the Reason field to get all the "SPAM left" folks and with some cut-and-paste (perhaps into a spreadsheet)

Since a person must be in the Main group to be in a subgroup, it seems that just emailing the main group would include all 4 (the main and the 3 subs). If you just want to email a couple of subgroups

I think this is a side effect of the new date/time formatting.? I? tried it on another group that uses a different time zone and have the same situation.? According to the Settings page, the group

I personally would tell that user either knock it off or be removed. Sent: Wednesday, July 4, 2018 11:12 PM To: [email protected] Subject: Re: [GMF] User deleting own post

Thank you for all replies. I would like the option to block deleting own post existed... ? I'll try to figure out how to live with it. lol ? Kleibe

Dear all, A couple of weeks ago I aborted my first attempt to move a yahoogroup to io because nothing seemed to happen. Now, with my second attempt, on entering the same yahoogroup name as in the

I have been meaning to raise this for a few days. I am as certain as I can be that this feature used to work fine, but it certainly doesn't at the moment. Like Jack I am in the UK, and his message is

On a similar vain. It appears that when you 'blockquote' in your reply from an existing message, the header of the blockquote as well as showing the originator shows the time in Pacific time?, even

Patty, Maybe. Groups.io could forge your address into the From field, but the receiving service can detect that the message did not in fact originate with your email provider. That can make such a

Maybe you can explain to them you do not want posts deleted, except if they are really awful posts, and if they keep on deleting their posts delete them. ? Don ? *From:* [email protected]

Kleibe, There is no ability to prevent a member from deleting their own content (posts, files, photos, etc.) - except gentle persuasion. That's by design. Shal -- Help: /static/help

Kleibe, If the user has Owner or Moderator privileges they may still be able to delete messages even if this setting is set. The setting is for ordinary members. ? -- Gerald

Hi. What you can also do, is go to that member and questions page and set the option that says that the person is not allowed to post. This means that the member will not be allowed to ?post to your

Per K&R, EOF is an INTEGER, as returned from a function call trying to read a data stream. It is traditionally -1.? It is neither a character nor a data terminator. Back in the 70s when I first began

<<And, it sure would be nice if Groups.io had the ability to "group email" all auto unsubbed list members, to let them know they were auto unsubbed due to marking the list's email as Spam, and here's

Okay, that's news to me. Hopefully someone else can help. Bruce? -- The system Help is your friend.??/static/help

Bruce Thank you. This is already set. But the member still can delete his own post. This member post on the list. After while he deletes his post. I dont understand why his behavior but I want to not

I just stop paying attention to a thread when people do not include enough context in a response to make it understandable. Best, Glenn

To quibble, though, that's a pun on "file".? The EOF at the end of a Hollerith deck was to indicate that the program ended there, not a file that the program was reading.? That is, the punch card

Hi, Is there a way to where you are in a main group and you have say three sub groups and you want to notify or email from to all four from your main group? Thanks, John Roberts