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Dale, I'll be interested in hearing what he has to say. I took a peek at the user community but only found a couple old references to a defunct classic (pre-neo) Y!Group exporter and one answer from

Quite so; I didn't explain what I meant all that well. What I meant was that it is not possible for "x" in the Index of a Group wiki to be a direct link to the GMF wiki page on the subject. Seems

Chris, It is easy enough to put a link to GMF's wiki on one of your wiki pages, but no I don't think you can arrange for a page in your group's wiki to automatically redirect to GMF's. Shal -- Help:

Pull down the blue Topics menu and select the Messages view instead. Hope this helps, Bruce? -- The system Help is your friend.??/static/help

Shal, Thanks for the suggestion about contacting Wilson.? This message was rejected by the beta group as not what that group was designed for, but Mark Fletcher suggested I post it in GMF.?? It was

Admin: Members: Activity History lists the messages a member has posted with Message #s, but transferred messages all have the transfer date; however Messages have the posting date with no Message #

Dale, If none of my suggestions from last time worked out, you might try asking Wilson (the creator of PG Offline) about an mbox export format. Or look in the PG Offline user community to see if

Dale -- Nobody here is involved with day-to-day operation of groups.io. We are just group owners like yourself, trying to help each other. To put this inquiry in perspective, there is currently no

I have a slightly unusual transfer situation, though I understand that we are not alone. The Yahoo group we want to transfer has one owner only, who cannot log into the Yahoo site, for what reason we

Shal, No worries.? We've been very diligent about vetting new members and politely enforcing netiquette so I'd rather be scolded than miss the point ;-)? I've had this happen once before and

Shal, Bruce,? Thank you both for the explanation and the follow up links.? Much appreciated.? Cheers, Peter

Peter, Bruce raised a good point when he wrote: The message in question could have languished in his junk mail folder -- or ?So if the message really was spam (and I suspect that most of these cases

It's a). See the wiki entry?/g/GroupManagersForum/wiki/Removed-for-spam? There is also an ongoing thread here in GMF:??/g/GroupManagersForum/topic/22531505#9535?

Peter ?, ? Does it mean ?It means this. Or that the (former) member's email service marked the message as Spam and the member did not mark it "not-Spam" - however that is done in his email

Hello, I'm having trouble interpreting what the attached system message means. Does it mean a) This subscriber believed a message sent to him, from my groups.io list, was spam, reported it and thus

Jean ?, I have a member saying he cannot send to the groups.io address. He has an ?Have a look in your group's Activity log for bounced messages corresponding to his attempted posts. You may find

I have a member saying he cannot send to the groups.io address. He has an Italian tin.io extension. Would there be any know issues or workarounds?

Something to keep in mind is that every time you save an edit, a new message is sent.? Only owners have the option of saving it without sending. Duane -- Help: /static/help GMF's

Two of my list members had this happen recently. One member took eight minutes to respond and the other one took four minutes. -- Bill

Go to Admin->Settings->Message Policies. UNcheck the box labelled "Disable Editing Posts." Be sure to click the blue "Update Group" button afterward. To actually perform the edit, open the affected