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Very true.? I hadn't thought of that.? I will just have to wait and see if the person applies again as they have now dropped off the pending subscription list. ? -- Yvette in Ontario

Hi all, This week's change log: https://beta.groups.io/g/main/message/19219 Feel free to reply to this topic if you'd like to comment on the changes. Or better yet, if you expect a lot of discussion

One thing I did find out when I just tried creating an alias for one of the emails that I use for about 20 groups I am in. If you belong to IO groups using another email address like I do, that other

Thank you very much for the reply.? I will go with plan B I have sorted the members by email and sorted my external email list as well.?? it will not be to bad selecting the renewed members this

Chromatest, If you want to receive all group messages at one address, but post from others, you can do that with Email Aliases. Under Advanced settings on your account page, as Kenny suggested. There

Jim, There isn't, that I know of. Well, a stupid way: create a subgroup for the renewed members and then paste the list into the Direct Add page (of the primary group), with that subgroup checked. The

Received from Jim Mitchell at 12/15/2018 12:10 AM UTC: This sounds like a vector for potential abuse UNLESS Groups.io vets the external list you mention against the subscribers to your group and only

Yes, Kenny, after I sent my message, I realized that it was a two-pronged issue. (Or is it more?)? So merge your accounts. Create aliases for other email accounts you use from time to time. Both are

I have 200+ members in my group have renewed their membership? I would like to send a thank you message.? ?I have the email list of the renewing members.? Is there a way I can? send? a message

Not sure if that helps address your specific issue or not, but you can set up an alias for yourself. Click on your name in the upper right Select "account" from the pulldown Click the "Login" option

Hi, yes, it exists and is easy to do. I have done it. See the wiki - /g/GroupManagersForum/wiki/Profile-and-Email-Address-and-Merging-Accounts Frances --

On yahoogroups, I had multiple email addresses under my one account. That way, I could post from any number of them and it would appear to come from my primary account. Currently, I have to have

We know; that's why we refresh our download of members from time to time. Not in this case. In his Profile is D/N was "A" but according to the Activity Log had had changed it to "B". There was a clear

A person can change their D/N at any time, so that's not the best thing to use for any type of registration.? To me, it sounds like he changed it, but didn't report it to you for your records. Duane

The Group I moderate uses members' Display Names (and other things) to enable members to download technical documents from an Archive hosted completely separately from Groups.io. Members are required

Yvette, I guess. I'm glad the person actually got the email so that I don't have to One thing you don't know is whether the email service delivered it to the person's Inbox or Spam folder (or even

Thank you all for your responses.? It is clearer now.? I did send a direct email last week since we hadn't heard a response (which corresponds to the Dec 5th date shown) but have had no response to

Yes, the mail I was looking at was from a non-member. It and what you said makes sense. We use that address for new member requests. They must send an introduction about themselves before they are

Jim, The Subject text in the log is a link to the stored message, but only if the message was from a member of the group. I don't recall at the moment whether storing the content from non-members was

Thank you, Shai. Yes, now I see that in our group, it looks like incoming messages to [email protected] <mailto:[email protected]> are logged as activity, but the content is not store under the