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No.? Since each member can turn delivery off and on at will, there would be no good way to keep up with it. Duane -- Help: /static/help GMF's Wiki:

It sounds to me like you should use a database.? You could either enter each person's information or have them add their own.? If you add it, you could even hide the entire DB from other members.

One of my group members sends messages to our group and each of her messages has two .png files attached to it. Those files, which are small in size, show up in our "emailed photos" album as a light

Hi, As a moderator, If I look at a member through the members list and select the "Email Delivery History" tab, is there a way to see more than just the most recent good and bad deliveries?? Maybe

I can confirm that Google Group

Bruce You are correct that Yahoo puts the original email address in the header but certainly in Thunderbird the From field displayed to the user it says the group email address. The only way I can see

Some of my groups are unrestricted for Dance and Performance announcements - anyone may join (anonymously if they wish). These groups are virtually all announcements by Moderators, with any Member

Groups.io needs some way to show who sent the message. Since there is no account identifier other than the email address, and given that some subscribers choose not to set a Display Name, I don't see

Thanks!!!! That is what I wanted to know. Ilene

I have just set up a group of some 300 and been hit by this 'feature' This is MORE than just a spam issue. People sign up to talk to others of similar interested. BUT they do not sign up to have

I just figured it out. All my different E-Mail Accounts still had my full name as name of sender. Apparently, groups.io isn't differentiating between e-mail addresses but between names. And since my

?I believe it would show up in the pending member?'s Email Delivery History as either successful or Unsuccessful. The fact that they applied would show in the Activity log, but I don't think it

The most likely explanation is user error. Were you looking over her shoulder and watching her do it? Is her inbox full? Is the email account even active? Open her subscriber record and check to see

I'm kinda guessing here, but I suspect you have the group set for "reply to sender" and have "copy self" turned on in your Account settings. Go to Admin->Settings->Message Policies. There is a "Reply

How were the accounts added?? Direct Add, Invite, web signup?? What's the name of the group (so we can look at the home page and see the group settings)? Have the added addresses been confirmed (do

Any files that you were only using as member notices, usually sent out at some interval, aren't needed any more once you've set up a current means of delivering them. Duane -- Help:

In general, a 2.xxx.yyy code means things are hunky dory, a 4.xxx.yyy means you may need to try later, and a 5.xxx.yyy means the messages aren't getting through. Duane -- Help:

I have repeatedly checked if all accounts have the same settings. Whereby I won't expect to not receive mails after enlisting by just replying to the invitation-mail. All messages have always been

Thanks Shal, I checked where you said and it appears that it went out when it should have. However, what does this mean? Response 2.0.0 OK 1529411786 90-v6si17944815pla.38 – gsmtp Thanks Win Sent:

Right, I understand the use of Wiki, Member Notices and the Calendar........ . The files can be saved on one's computer. In my case when I save them I can then open them in notepad. But if they are