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Thank you all. That's very helpful -- gives me the information I need to make the right decisions for our group.

Personally, I like the albums ordered by title, but it would be nice to be able organize the pictures in the album any way wanted. One thing I can say in Yahoo Group’s defense, is they had a pretty

Suchi, It is not a technical requirement. After the transfer agent has accepted the invite, and you've promoted the agent to moderator status, you will be asked to click a button on the transfer page

Anything posted after the transfer begins might be left behind. Just put you Y group on full moderation until the end of the transfer. Another problem is that posts to your groups.io group will be

Thanks! So messages posted to Yahoo during the transfer will be migrated over? Yes, good point re: moderation.

There could be a few hours between the time that the agent begins to move your messages and the "notice of completion" gets sent out to group members. If anyone posts to the Yahoo group after the

Mark implemented this a few weeks (?) ago.? It's on the Yahoo Transfer page: "If your group has more than 100,000 messages, we ask that you sign up for the Premium plan annual option for a year. If

We have a group that I have requested to be transferred over from Yahoo to Groups.io. Still waiting for the transfer agent to accept the invite, but meanwhile, I have a quick question: Do we need to

Stephanie, "Anyone"? I wonder if that is affecting everyone or just some people (yourself included). Look at a recent message in Gmail's web interface. Next to the "to" address find the little "Show

Bruce Bowman wrote: Where are you getting the 100,000 messages limit? Perhaps I have missed something. (Heaven knows I get more traffic from GMF than political posts.) Has something changed? The

Peter, I can't say "often", but I do get those from time to time. I don't think there is, but that's an interesting idea. One advantage of having it set up in Groups.io is that the auto response could

I often get messages that are intended as listserve posts but are inadvertently sent to the owner address. Any idea whether there is a way to set up an autoresponder to respond to them? (Something

Bruce . . . <bruce.bowman@...> wrote: You create a new group on groups.io. Once you've at least created a group there, and maybe done some setup work to make it the way you want it to be, then

Pat -- If you haven't already done so, please consider reading the section of the GMF wiki on Yahoo transfer found

The only suggestion I have would be to make sure that under Admin > Settings, in the Features section, you've chosen one of the "Subscribers can view..." options for Files and Photos. Duane -- Help:

There's nothing specific you need to do.? It means that you should let the members of the YG! know that the move is coming so it won't be a surprise to them when they get the email notification.?

I think you mean Message Policies.? Check one of the groups where the problem occurs to see what it says now.? If it says Sender, then I'm not sure what's going on.? If it says Group, you forgot to

We're running beta tests on a new Groups.io group and have discovered that two testers are not seeing "Files" or "Photos" on the left-side main menu. This is the first I've seen of this issue. I've

I am brand new at this and have just read the instructions on how to transfer your Yahoo group over to io groups.? My question is how do you get the Yahoo group ready for transferring as it says that

Under the group, I go to Administer--Settings--Member Policies--Reply To, and I select "Sender" from the pull-down menu. I did this for all of my groups, but when anyone hits Reply, it puts the group