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You need to delete from Message display, not Topic display if you just want to delete or edit one message. A suggestion - test it by editing rather than deleting. Then delete after you feel

Go to Admin, Members (not Directory). Find the member, click on the name or email address to open the record. You can then remove or ban the member - bottom of the page. I am not sure about the

Apologies if this is something that's been asked earlier or I missed finding it in an appropriate FAQ. In my currently only active group.io there is a post in a thread which with hindsight I never

Alex -- The wiki page at /g/GroupManagersForum/wiki/Moving-to-Groups.io still contains the latest understanding of this. If you want to move your messages to the groups.io message

Hi all. The bad news is that I missed the window for doing a fully automated migration to groups.io . The good news is that just before yahoo removed the files and twenty years of archived messages I

I've reviewed all 4 of your posts and all the suggestions you were given. In each case you say you're having trouble but offer absolutely? no detail information that would help others in diagnosis.

That would make sense if you want to reply to several messages in the same thread, but since it's a digest you can just do that by email,delete the "noreply" part, and insert the right subjectline.

Only to clarify one point. For Free/_Basic_ groups at GIO, using an _Invitation_ method (no experience in Direct Add of addressees.) For the Invitation process - From everything I read there is no

I am amused that the first real topic on GMF was about getting people to join your group. Looks like marketing is a perennial problem. See /g/GroupManagersForum/message/2 Frances --

FOLLOW UP 2 . . . . OK, finally our Posting Guidelines text updated when selected from the Left-sidebar but I don't understand why it was so delayed in doing so. Maybe one of those suggestions was

Bruce . . . <bruce.bowman@...> wrote: I did the same with several of my groups. Some others got moving along on their own pretty quickly though. Donald

Cleared the History and the cache, Bruce, and did a hard refresh [command + R] on my MacBookPro (OS 10.11) Using Safari vers. 11.1.2 and there's no change in the text of the Guidelines as previously

I've found that I need to post a few times myself to prime the pump, to wit: -- "How do you like groups.io so far? This post came back to me in under 30 seconds!" -- "Should we use this calendaring

I moved our neighborhood Yahoogroup of more than 900 members to groups.io, and paid for a subscription so I could direct add the members. I've found the transition so far pretty painless. For the

I meant downloading them yourself from the site. I think I mentioned it was possible to have Yahoo provide you with a download link to a file that has it all combined. wrote:

Supposedly, if you use https://groups.yahoo.com/neo/getmydata More info on that in other topics here. Duane -- Help: /static/help GMF's Wiki:

You can already BAN members and non-members -- Bob Bellizzi

Michael -- Much of this functionality already exists. Yes, you invite someone because you want them to join. Otherwise, it's not really an invitation, but something else. It is already possible to ban

When moving members from Yahoo Groups, we had banned a guy from the group that was well known for bad behaviour.? His aliases were also known. Though we have a restricted group, it would be nice to

Duane . . . wrote: Is that even possible now? I looked at one of my Yahoo groups and there were no longer links to files, photos, or old messages. Yahoo sent out a message recently that access to