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As Malcolm notes, the HTTP side and the SMTP side can be up or down independently. However, I have found this site: https://www.isitdownrightnow.com/groups.io.html generally useful for determining if

That link is working now from here and shows no incidents since at least Jul 10. Sent: Monday, July 24, 2023 8:32 AM To: [email protected] Subject: [GMF] When groups.io is down.... ...is

On 24 July 2023 14:31:48 (+01:00), Nancy P via groups.io wrote: ...is there any way to know what's happening? I've had trouble off and on trying to get in to several groups this morning. This is a

I am not aware of any down time lately and the last on the status link you posted was June 7th So suspect its your system/ISP that may be the problem rather than groups.io Nivard Ovington in Cornwall

...is there any way to know what's happening?? I've had trouble off and on trying to get in to several groups this morning.? This is a link I've had bookmarked for some time but, of course, when the

I got a bounce message from Google, but not for one of my posts. Seemed a bit strange. -- Steve Hayes E-mail: shayes@..., but if you use gmail, hayesstw@... Blog:

What do you mean by "authenticate?" In my experience, dragging the msg from spam to inbox suffices, for my own personal Gmail account, not limited to groups.io. Is that what you mean by

About the gmail refusal. If the owner of the gmail account authenticates it, it goes through. ?We just tell our gmail people to be sure to authenticate ksthleen

No, I'm not using the app. I'm using my Macbook.

Sort of.? If you turn on the sponsorship ( /helpcenter/ownersmanual/1/using-the-sponsorship-feature-to-defray-groups ) setting, Settings > General - Allow Sponsorships, then they

is there a way for a group sponsor to pay in advance for a 10 year subscription? allen dyer moderator FACNET

One thing that can get you labeled a spammer is when the mail server sending the message doesn't match a DNS lookup of the domain in its From: address. I've found that digests are substantially more

I think if the hopeful recipient puts the group address into Contacts, that should solve the problem.

Hi Linda, all, were you using the groups.io app, or really the browser, when you saw the unwanted behaviour (list scrolling forever)? I found that the member list you see under ?admin“ is never

I've received that result 6 times over the years, most recently ~18 months ago.? For obvious reasons, Google isn't too specific on the exact cause of the bounce.? Unfortunately, I don't know of a

Hello, We've recently sent two messages to one of our members whose emails are delivered via his Google account and on each occasion we received this: gmail-smtp-in.l.google.com: 550 5.7.1

Thank you to everyone that helped!!!!? It was still changed in my preferences from the first time, but the group that I wanted it changed in, didn't change. What I realized is that I had to be on

Linda -- See /g/GroupManagersForum/topic/99039941#43925 for the previous discussion and advice given at that time. Regards, Bruce Check out the groups.io Help Center (

Subgroup members must be members of the main group. However they can set their main group to No-Mail or to Special Notices only so they don't get the email. You can also make subgroups more private -

Do you mean prevent subgroup members from reading the main group messages?? No.? Since everyone must be a member of the main group to join a subgroup, they'll always have access to the main group