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Short answer: yes, you do have to wait until owner/moderator receives the "Re: Your pending subscription to the XXXXX group on Groups.IO" message before approving. This is why I have requested the

My group just recently was transferred (almost 2,000) from yahoo to groups.io. So I've spent the last few hours cleaning up problems, most of which I made myself. For example, I removed the 'first two

OK - I got most of this sorted out with regards to the order in which emails (primarily my Pending Membership email) come out. The problem now is this. My moderator received the "Owner message"

This chrono order situation actually does seem to be some sort of problem. I even posted on beta about a weird situation yesterday where a member received and clicked on his "confirm" email before I

Hey Shal, how did you pin that one message to the top of the messages in this group? Bruce

I set my old group to "Moderated" after our transfer.? By doing that, I don't have to check YG at all.? If anyone tries to post or to subscribe, I will get a message that my approval is required.

I did actually remember to check the timestamps and they were out of order. I guess it could've been a gmail thing, but that's not the impression I got. I never did receive the "owner" email. I had to

The timing can depend on how often your email client checks for new mail, as well as the job timing at Groups.io.? Did you check the time stamp in the headers?? That would confirm when they were

Marina, You're very welcome.? Sometimes those of us that have been here for 2 or 3 years don't realize how much information there is to absorb.? We got to learn it a bit at a time, slowly, as the

I just created a "Pending Subscription" message in my 070Club group. I used my alternate email address to subscribe to the group as a test, expecting to see my message come to me, asking for info

It means that you will have to figure out your own way to cut each message out of the YG (or your incoming email client) and cross-post them into the new group, in some manner that you find the least

Am I correct that the message sent to the group post-transfer will be the "welcome" message we set up, not something automated, which may be confusing to members? Mindy

Really the notice goes to everyone regardless of email setting? That's great! We are discussing what to do with the many "no email" members we have. Also I saw that many of them end up bouncing,

Thank you Bruce and Shal, that was very helpful. By "post to the group after" - how does that work? Would the post on the GIO show as coming from the member? (The only way I can think of is to copy

Thank you, Duane. Sometimes it's hard to understand how things work in IO. I need to test this feature a bit more. I'll put your explanation in my moderators' group Wiki. Marina

Some hashtags are defined by the system (and can't be changed as far as I know, though some can be 'tweaked' a bit.)? When you check the "Send Invite To Group" box for an Event (default is checked),

I have been transferring four YG lists to groups.io, three are complete, one in process. On the last one transfer was completed the day after [email protected] was made a moderator using the new

Go to Admin->Settings and scroll down to Privacy. Do you have "private archives" turned on? Even non-members can view the messages if this flag is not set. If you have private archives turned on and

I don't get the hashtag thing either! While I have everyone's attention (new to IO thus the perhaps silly question).............. I'm asking what the story is with masking email addresses so any

There is a configuration option to avoid getting your own posts back from the group. /static/help#dupemail Personally, I like having something to confirm that the message actually