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Thanks Shal ... the more I look at this I might be able to grant the exclusivity we need by making "members" in our organization "moderators", then limiting access there. I haven't looked at that, as

Yes, even with 2 (or more) accounts, the one that's logged in will show all the groups for that account. As I said before, I know of no way that it can be done.? You have to have access to all

Okay, here are a few examples of how differentiating between "subscribers" and "members" might be useful and offer more functionality to a lot of Groups... 1. Subscribers, via an email address, may

Received from Michael Pavan at 6/25/2018 08:14 PM UTC:

Received from Michael Pavan at 6/25/2018 08:03 PM UTC: There are no distinct levels of member/subscribership. Those two labels - member/subscriber - are synonymous. The "levels," if one chooses to

Michael, As a former long time user of Yahoo Groups, I learned that making a post (new topic or reply) did not guarantee that I or anyone else would ever see a copy of it. From that scenario, I got

<<On the home page, /, all of the groups associated with the account that's logged in will be shown.>> Not if they have two accounts. So, what I still need to know how to merge two

Gerald - THAT WAS IT! Many thanks ... Clint Bradford

Albums are listed in alphabetical or numerical order, so changing the name of the folder can make it the first in order. Don Sent: Monday, June 25, 2018 10:27 AM To: [email protected]

Michael, I like that usage as well, but am not consistent about it. And the Groups.io UI and help certainly aren't consistent in its usage. However I'm inclined to use Subscriber in any email context,

Thanks for hearing my question and clarifying. (My response to the other non-answer to my question passed each other by while posting) :)

No, it doesn’t. My question has nothing to do with sending a message through my email provider. Let me try the question again: 1) I click on “New Topic” on the GMF Groups.io group website (to

Michael, No there is not. Nor is there for replies you post via the group's Messages section. They only surface if approved to post in the group. It would be nice if there were an equivalent of the

I think of and understand: Subscribers: as people who have a subscribed email address, but do not have a Password, and can only receive and send messages to a Groups.io group. Members: as Subscribers

See /static/help#dupemail? If you check the box, you will receive a copy when you post online (as you wish), but will get a duplicate copy (i.e.: along with the one your client

I have encountered many situations where this would be handy, including the placement of a group photo on the group's home page (using an <img> tag) and being able to insert a link to our membership

Members and Subscribers is synonymous. If you want to give any of your subscribers special privileges, you have to make them Moderators. Hope this helps, Bruce? -- The system Help is your

Photo albums are sorted alphabetically by default, but you can change that using the "sort by" menu at the top right of the page.? If you leave and come back, it will be sorted alphabetically again.

Yes, I stated and understand that. Obviously Agreed. I wasn’t asking that. Yes, I stated and understand that. What I meant, and apparently may not have been clear enough about is: When I use the New

I want the public to view what's in Files and Photos so, at the moment, my only option is to store them outside Groups.io. In that case, it would be easier to build the site outside Groups.io as I