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You might be able to get this information, but you'd have to upgrade to an Enterprise group and use Google Analytics.? Maybe an Enterprise owner can let us know for sure. Duane -- Lots of detailed

Hi - is there anyway of determining whether a member has logged onto the group - taken a look around at what is going on - made no changes/made no postings/downloaded nothing - just looked around and

I have ONE g.io list whose posts I often don't get. I figured this out when I'd get a digest that had replies to stuff I hadn't seen. I finally also subscribed to a sock-puppet gmail address I use for

I have been missing a lot of emails from groups.io recently. They are being bounced by Virgin Media due to their ratelimit being exceeded. I have reported this on the Virgin Media customer forum get

As Duane said, VM have been one of the more 'enthusiastic' mail providers when it come to rate limiting messages. The IP address is given in the message about rate limiting. As new Groups.io mail

Virgin Media is one of the known 'problem' email services.? They seem to eventually catch up, but no one knows how long it takes. Duane -- Lots of detailed information can be found in the Owners

Unfortunately your reply to me was affected by this problem, and I have now discovered that other members of one of the groups has been affected. I and the other member are both using .ntlworld email

Extra member data is not included in the export from a main or subgroup. There was a suggestion on Beta ( https://beta.groups.io/g/main/message/33983 ) for this back in 2022. You could always try and

Hello, Is there a way to export the "extra member data" for just an individual subgroup and not the entire main group? When I export sub-group information (from the main group settings and directly

This is precisely what I did in the last week. I noticed a new group that was relevant to me, went to join and noticed in the "bot" confirmation email that it was sent to my general purpose email

B?rbel . . . wrote: I had to learn to not take it personally. If they no longer find the group useful or interesting, it's their decision. I used to belong to a group where, upon leaving the group, a

Might not be odd. I have?a ton of emails. I'm in two Group.ios. One where I manage a group and then another where that group is a subset of a larger group. It's hard to say. I would ask them and see.

Repeatedly might be odd, but might not. Whether the domain changes or not is key IMHO. I own my domain, use a global forwarder. And while other anti-spam measures have worked well enough that

You can do this with a Goodbye notice. /helpcenter/ownersmanual/1/managing-member-notices/goodbye-notice You can also add a personal signature for your own posts. (In Subscription).

Does your group routinely post a "Welcome" message, or a monthly reminder? If not, it's possible that these people may not be aware of the "web only" setting (where they retain membership, but only

Why not contact the member concerned and ask them? Cheers Ian

“What does it mean - or what does it suggest - when someone joins a group, and then immediately changes their subscribed email address? Not a small edit as if to fix a typo; but a completely

Maybe they use different addresses for different purposes and accidentally joined with the wrong one.

It's on the far right, across from Discard. Duane -- Lots of detailed information can be found in the Owners Manual ( /helpcenter/ownersmanual ) and Members Manual. (

I'm sure this is a pretty basic question.? How do I delete a Wiki page?? If I select edit I still see no delete option.? If I hit the red "Discard" button nothing happens.? Am I missing something