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Is there any way that we can restrict members from exporting a database that has been set up by a moderator / owner ? If not can this be put on a Wish List ? Thank you, Maria

See /g/GroupManagersForum/wiki/Status-Badges-in-the-Members-List These people won't receive any groups.io email, nor will they be able to post, until they respond to a groups.io

For background, see /g/GroupManagersForum/wiki/Status-Badges-in-the-Members-List You can go to the member's account in Admin, Members. Click on the member's name or email address.

I'm new at this group owner/moderator business. I recently became the owner of two small groups here on groups.io because no one else wanted the task of transferring them from yahoo, and I didn't want

MTA (mail transfer agent) is the technical name for an email program, for example, Eudora or Thunderbird. Outlook is an MTA but some people would argue that it doesn't meet the definition of a "good

Nothing in the home page Description field is mirrored in the invitation. Click on Admin>Settings, followed by the Member Notices button at the top of the resulting page. Create a member notice of

And yet, 23 hours earlier... These are, of course, mutually inconsistent; and I guess we can assume a last-minute glitch was discovered. Bruce

I discovered that an update to the text on the home page of the group was not reflected in the Invite Message. Is there some 'refresh' command?

I’ve been referring to the name with my Group members as “G” “O” , or Gio. Gio flows off the tongue than “groups dot io”. And everyone understands what I am referring to. Lee

Thank you for the reply Bruce. I remember the introduction of DMARC and the accompanying gnashing of teeth. However I'm talking about both a "direct"/peer/"Private" message (sent by a user logged in

David -- Go to /account?page=bounces and see if it got bounced. Or just sit tight, and it might show up eventually. Comcast is notorious for throttling/delaying messages for no

Have you checked your own email delivery history?? Some email providers have a (bad) habit of limiting delivery at random times. Duane -- Help: /static/help GMF's Wiki:

Update: New member was approved at 12:36. New member message time-stamped 13:12:55 Message received via Comcast 13:47 Still curious why it took so long just to send out the message. I understand that

Posting number is not preserved. Order is (within the import). Original time stamp by default is inserted into beginning of message body. There is no way (without Mark's intervention) to make imported

I'm owner of a group. This morning, I received a 'Membership approval needed' message. When I went to approve it, it had already been approved by a moderator. An hour later, I still haven't received a

Assuming this tally includes groups that are now subgroups (which are not listed in the groups.io directory), even this is hard to gauge.?In any event, it's a lot. There could be another influx in

Well, Mark replied on the beta group, https://beta.groups.io/g/main/message/23160 For those that don't want to go look, he said about 3300 groups used the Easy Transfer.? I missed it by over 50%.

It seems reasonable to conclude that you and your moderators are still very much feeling your way around Groups.io. On that basis can I suggest that you have a look at the various permissions that you

Hi Lena, When I am done with the Perl script, will the original time stamp and posting number and order be preserved? Thanks, Andy

*As far as my moderator who approves members not getting the owner emails to see answered questions.*...SUCCESS! Something changed as of yesterday. She is now suddenly getting the owner emails to see