开云体育

I don't think that's correct. They are still bona fide group members and can access all content and send messages. The only difference is that groups.io has stopped sending emails to them. ? -- J

So, they wouldn't even be able to read group posts online. I'm not sure at what time they went bouncing. I sent a bulk bounce probe some days ago, but they are all still there with a red B. Actually,

Good idea. The same could be done using Direct Add, if they choose to go that route. [excess quote trimmed by moderator]

How long does it take to transfer from a yahoogroup into groups.io? Less than 50 members. Probably 1000 messages. No files at this time. Thanks so much. Tammi

We're seeing a lot more flagging by Office 365 Exchange online of SPF issues for emails that have traversed groups.io with users seeing messages such as this experienced in Outlook Online: This sender

Final Update: My group transfer was completed in about 2 days including transfer of the members and past emails. Excellent and painless, I wish I'd done it sooner. Heartfelt thanks to Shal for his

I checked the email I received, and it had the Groups.io address on it. Don Sent: Sunday, March 18, 2018 10:16 AM To: [email protected] Subject: Re: [GMF] Replying To A Poll Did by chance

Ok, this is odd. A member creates a new post on our groups.io site.? He copies and pastes into his post, text that includes highlighting--green and yellow. 1. The post on our groups.io site shows *NO

Perhaps the transfer method I used would be of use to you.? I downloaded my entire group list from yahoo into a database, but you can use Excel if you don't have Microsoft Access.? That gave me a

Yes. But here’s an idea. You could make your group a ‘premium group’ for one month for $10, which would enable you to ‘direct add’ all the members (I.e., email addresses) you want to,

Not delivered; equivalent to disappearing into thin air. Not in the spam folder, or others. Cox.net addresses not bouncing as far as the groups.io website is concerned. I'm fairly certain it's a Cox

I think in the circumstances it is reasonable to conclude that on the balance of probabilities that the member concerned didn't mark the message as spam. Groups.io only sends emails to individuals who

Thank you for all your replies about this and apologies for the delay in my reply. It seems the two moderators (of which I am one) do not have the privileges that Shal and others say we will need to

Thanks Shal - I bet that would be helpful. Maybe if they also added the ability for owners to add words to this spam unsub notice, then we could explain it in our own group voice and it would be less

Chris, I thought that had been mentioned in beta, but a quick search doesn't turn it up. So perhaps you could. I think the idea, at least initially, is that these reports are (supposed to be)

Although a good idea on the face of it, some groups (like mine) have the "no email" option disabled, so it won't help us. Bruce P.S. Thanks for writing a first draft. I think we all could spend more

jeff, No, it is not. But that may be a good point. Perhaps the Subject text should be deliberately different to avoid confusion. Shal -- Help: /static/help More Help:

First place to check is the system help:? /static/help#coverphoto Bruce

/g/GroupManagersForum/message/4342 should help. Duane -- Help: /static/help GMF's Wiki: /g/GroupManagersForum/wiki Search button at the top of

OK I've put a first draft into the location linked above. I'm not entirely happy with it yet, but at least it's a step in the right direction. (I hope) I have deliberately not included copies of the