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The owner and moderators of this group believe the subgroups share the 1 GB limit. However people have been not paying attention to this and it doesn't seem that Mark is either. I would pay attention

Denise, For something like your long time list of people, the invite method, which gives the chance to confirm, may be best. The direct add seems intended for when moving an active list where the

I was under the impression free groups had a 1GB storage limit Does each sub group also have a 1GB limit ? Or is it 1GB for the group regardless of hows many sub groups ? The Wiki says :- What is an

Possibly too late for Sheila... But if your reason for wanting to leave the group is "too many messages!," consider changing your subscription option to daily summary. That makes your inbox much more

Yeah, I may have misunderstood what Wayne was trying to do.?I was under the impression he wanted to contact?every member , not just those who are receiving group emails. Having re-read his post, he

David -- If your group is moderated but you feel you should be exempt, open your own member record and change your Posting Privilege from "Use Group Moderation Setting" to "Override: Not Moderated."

Bruce's explanation is good, but of course, as an owner, you can send a special message to all members at once. Except "no mail" members. It wouldn't come from your owner email address though. You can

Check your moderation status. As I mentioned the other day, on some groups, including GMF, everyone is moderated. Even moderators and owners. As an owner, you can choose your own moderation status.

Lately I had to approve my own posts to my own groups. Bizarre repeating doing it yesterday and today. What is going on? David Samuelsen

Wayne -- There's no convenient way to do this, IMO. You can send a message to 100 subscribers at a time as follows: 1) Go to /account?page=prefs and change your "Items per Page" to

You can do it from within a group, but use the Account menu at the upper right where you'll usually see your name.? Anyone can have an account on GIO, but they don't have to belong to any groups.

In that case, those will all be NuM.? Changing the setting doesn't change any existing accounts. Duane -- GMF's Wiki: /g/GroupManagersForum/wiki Help: /static/help

Hi Christos. Aha, now I understand, there is a ‘top’ account of groupsio, then a trickle down to all my own groups. I must have been ‘in’ one of my groups at the time. So the trick is to click

It only takes one.? See the details at /static/help#bouncing It would take much longer for them to change from Bouncing (blue B) to Bounced (red B), as well as to remove the Bouncing

Thank you all for the thoughtful replies. No, non-subscribers are are not permitted to post. No, we have not used any hashtags at all. Has it always been so?? Interesting question. It is a new

Anne -- I've often wondered about that, but Mark has run the existing features list by his attorneys, and I'm not inclined to second-guess those who do such things for a living. Perhaps the "opt out"

Go to Admin Members. Use the drop down menu to choose Bouncing. There are two pages in the GMF wiki about bouncing. Frances -- Moving to Groups.io (without easy transfer) (

We have about 900 members brought over from Yahoo with the paid move feature that are on "special only" email settings and 99% have yahoo addresses.? These used to be nomail in yahoo but I eliminated

David, No, if you change your address on one group *only* , you'll get what happened to you: >>> Hmm, I did change it but lost all my groups, they completely disappeared off the 'Your Groups' screen.

How do we send a message to the group from the group owners? Thank you. Wayne Hulehan Alexandria, VA /g/BeverleyHills ( /g/BeverleyHills )