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Hello -? I initiated a transfer of messages from our Yahoo group on Nov 19th. The status says that the transfer is in process and it appears that the transfer agent accepted the invitation to the Y

I agree. About fifteen years ago I was co-moderator of a group that was a mess. Flame wars, off-topic posts. It was a group devoted to one facet of industrial history in the Northeast, When a thread

Hi all, This week's change log, possibly covering Thanksgiving week as well: https://beta.groups.io/g/main/message/19070 Feel free to reply to this topic if you'd like to comment on the changes. Or

Alan, Yes. In fact, changing your email address via your Account page is the only way to change your subscribed address. The only thing else you can do is re-subscribe under the new address, but that

If you change it on your Account page, it should be changed everyplace.? I haven't done this, so can't guarantee it, but according to the Wiki page here, it should be a snap.? Maybe someone that has

I need to change my email address and have a question. I have a few groups that I am the owner of and I am subscribe to many other groups. My question is when I change my email address will that

Hmph. Duane wrote: Hopefully this is not a harbinger of things to come, but there are indications (from an engineer at Gmail Mark contacted) that it might be. Thus far I've been very happy (as a Gmail

Howard -- As Duane and Shal have mentioned, the account/email address you cited could not have been someone who responded to an invitation, otherwise he wouldn't have an NC badge. The purpose of

I totally agree with you on this. I belong to a game site that has chat. When the trolls are fed, they continue. When there is silence - they stop. So when you moderate their message instead of

A suggestion to go along with all the others: keep your interaction with the offender to an absolute minimum. The quickest way to discourage activity like this is to make your group a black hole to

As the owner of the main group, you should have access to everything.? Unless you are a member of the subgroup(s), you won't see it/them on your list of groups.? To get to the subgroup, you need to

Beth, Are you actually the "Owner" of the sub-group? It might be that the moderator that created the sub-group is the "Owner". Perhaps this is working as intended. -- Gerald

Thanks Bruce, The moderator did direct add one owner, but I don't think that we should have to be manually added.? As an owner I should have access to everything shouldn't I?? Maybe I'll bug Mark

Allen, Whether the destination group already has messages or not isn't the issue. The problem is that there's no mechanism available to users that can bulk import message content, or other content

Howard, No need to do that. Click on his row in the Members list to open his subscription page. On a Basic (free) group down at the bottom there's a button to "Send Confirmation Email". Once you send

Michael, Link previews has been suggested, but it didn't get much attention: https://beta.groups.io/g/main/message/8607 and seconded: https://beta.groups.io/g/main/message/15611 The original post

tiapam, I think Groups.io simply registered the change without noticing what had changed. That it (properly) ignores the case for incoming email processing is almost an unrelated fact; the only

I created a few groups in anticipation of doing some organizing of new groups and possible migration of existing groups. Initially I did all lower case names/email addresses but then I tried one with

Hello, Apologies if this has been discussed before.. I am a new group user, and owner of a new group and subgroups at https://librariesandlibrarians.groups.io/g/main/.. I am a former librarian

If you send an invitation that is accepted, you should never see the NC badge.? That only shows up for people that join groups.io on their own and don't confirm their email address by clicking on the